Description
meeting-briefing is a skill from Anthropic's knowledge-work plugins, listed on skills.sh. It prepares structured briefings for meetings that have legal relevance, and it tracks the action items that come out of them. It is used before contract negotiations, board meetings, deal reviews, vendor calls and regulatory discussions. The method begins by identifying the meeting: its title and type, who will attend and what their roles and interests are, whether there is a formal agenda, what role the legal team member will play, and how much time there is to prepare. It then assesses what preparation is needed, gathering context from the connected sources. The skill states that it does not give legal advice, and that briefings should be reviewed for accuracy and completeness before use. It suits in-house counsel who attend many meetings and need to walk in prepared, with the follow-up actions captured afterwards. The listing shows Gen Agent Trust Hub and Socket as Pass, and Snyk as Warn.…
Highlights
- Structured briefings for legal-relevant meetings
- Identifies attendees, agenda and role
- Gathers context from connected sources
- Tracks resulting action items
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meeting-briefing FAQ
What does meeting-briefing produce?
A structured briefing for a legal-relevant meeting, with context from connected sources, and tracking of the action items afterwards.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins --skill meeting-briefing
Which meetings does it suit?
Contract negotiations, board meetings, deal reviews, vendor calls and regulatory discussions.
What does the method start with?
Identifying the meeting, its type, its attendees, its agenda, the legal role and the preparation time.
Does it give legal advice?
No. The skill says briefings should be reviewed for accuracy and completeness before use.
What are the best meeting-briefing alternatives?
Popular alternatives to meeting-briefing include brief, call-prep and legal-response. See all meeting-briefing alternatives