Walk in already knowing the room.

You’ve got a call at 2pm with someone you’ve never met. You could spend fifteen minutes before it Googling their name, scanning their company, and trying to remember why this meeting got booked. You usually don’t, and you walk in cold.

This ability does that research for you, on every new name, and puts it where you’ll actually see it.

What it does

• Watches your calendar for meetings with people you haven’t met before.
• Researches each new person ahead of time: who they are, what they do, the company, recent public activity, how you’re connected, and why this meeting likely got scheduled.
• Writes a short, readable brief, not a wall of links.
• Drops it right onto the calendar event, so it’s waiting in the invite when you open it, no searching required.

The reveal

You open the 2pm invite and the brief is already there: who they are, what their company just announced, the mutual connection who probably made the intro, and a line on what they likely want from the call. You walk in warm instead of cold, and it took you zero minutes to prepare.

What it doesn’t do

It researches only what’s public and what’s already in your connected accounts. No scraping of private data, no guessing at things it can’t source. It won’t add briefs to meetings you mark as private.

Configuration

• Trigger scope: which calendars and which kinds of meetings get a brief (external only, first-time only, everything).
• Brief length: how much detail you want on the invite.
• Sources: the public sources it’s allowed to draw from.

Triggers

Continuous. As new meetings land on your calendar, the research runs in the background and the brief is on the event before you need it.