Today's Agent Skill: Automated Meeting Prep Briefing
What It Does
Walking into an important meeting without context on attendees or agenda history is a tax every professional pays multiple times a week. Manually pulling LinkedIn profiles, digging through past emails, and framing talking points eats 20–30 minutes you don't have. A meeting-prep agent does that research automatically and hands you a ready-to-read briefing before the call starts.
How It Works
The skill accepts a meeting title, attendee list, and agenda as input. It searches for attendee professional backgrounds, surfaces relevant prior context (recent news, shared history, open action items), and synthesizes everything into a one-page briefing with suggested talking points and questions to avoid going in cold.
How to Deploy It
Add the SKILL.md file to your agent's skills directory and invoke it by passing the meeting invite details — title, attendee names or emails, and agenda bullet points. Works with any SKILL.md-compatible agent that has access to web search or your calendar and email context.
SKILL.md — Ready to Deploy
## Description
The Meeting Prep Briefer researches attendees and agenda context before an important meeting, producing a structured one-page briefing that eliminates cold-start prep time.
## Trigger
Activate when:
- User says "prep me for my meeting with [person/group]"
- User pastes a calendar invite and asks for a briefing
- User says "I have a call with [name] about [topic] — what do I need to know?"
## Input
- Meeting title or purpose (required)
- Attendee names and/or email addresses (required, at least one)
- Agenda bullet points or stated topics (optional but improves output quality)
- Meeting date and duration (optional)
- User's specific goals or concerns for the meeting (optional)
## Steps
1. Parse all attendee names from input. For each attendee:
a. Search for current role, company, and professional background
b. Surface any recent news, publications, or public activity relevant to the meeting topic
c. Note any shared history or prior interaction context if available in user's email or notes
2. For each agenda item or stated topic:
a. Retrieve relevant context — industry trends, shared terminology, known stakeholder positions
b. Flag any known risks, seCopy the full SKILL.md and drop it into your agent's skills directory to activate this skill.