In simple English
This tool connects to your calendar and looks up everyone you are about to meet. It finds recent news about their company and background notes on the attendees. It writes a short briefing sheet for you to read before the call starts. You need to set up Google developer accounts and pay for external search keys to make it work. The setup takes some time and involves many steps across different websites.
What it is
An AI-powered (Artificial Intelligence, computer systems that can think and write like a person) assistant that reads your Google Calendar using the Model Context Protocol (a standard way for AI models to talk to external data sources), searches the web with Tavily (a search engine built for AI programs), and displays briefing notes in a web interface.
What it is good for
Solo founders and sales people who want automatic research notes for every calendar appointment without searching manually.
- Pulls your upcoming meetings straight from Google Calendar.
- Searches the web for recent news and attendee backgrounds automatically.
- Includes a chat interface built with React (a JavaScript library for making user interfaces) to view your briefs.
- Complex setup involving Google Cloud credentials, Node.js, and Python.
- Requires paid API keys from Tavily and OpenAI or Groq.
- No pre-built installers or releases, so you must run it from the command line.
manually searching for meeting attendees on Google and LinkedIn
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