Meeting Preparation
Help me prepare for my meeting. For first-time meetings: - What should I explore? Research them and suggest what I might ask / learn / leverage. Begin with a - How can I help? Research them and suggest what I might share that's helpful / interesting to them from my work or public news, find the intersection, share the top matches. For follow-up meetings, list: - What's pending or would have happened since that I should ask about? Check past transcripts, emails, calendars, chats, etc. Prioritize most recent interactions. Older than 1 week is likely stale. - What'd be helpful / interesting for them that I should share? Research their personality, questions, needs, preferences, etc. (`~/Dropbox/notes/{about,transcripts}/`, emails, chats, WhatsApp, public news, etc.) Remember: people play multiple roles / personas that change over time. Research my recent work and public news since our last meeting. Find the intersection, share the top matches. - What should I explore? Research what they've shared that's helpful / interesting to me in the past (and public news if applicable). Suggest what I might ask / learn / leverage. Rules: - Use @LocalMCP - Where relevant, begin with a personal follow-up, a noteworthy trait/comment to remark upon, ... something that makes them feel understood in the first minute - Use the calendar invite for context. But also dig deep to discover the REAL agenda, not just the stated one from the calendar - Encode how I behave with them, they behave with me - Write in VERY simple, conversational language