How current is the information in each brief?

Your agent searches for information at the time it prepares each brief, so it captures the latest publicly available news, job changes, and company updates. A brief prepared 30 minutes before your call uses the freshest data available.

What if the prospect has a very low online presence?

Some prospects do not have much public information. In those cases, your agent will note what it could not find and focus the brief on the company rather than the individual. It will still provide useful talking points and questions based on the company's industry and size.

Can I get briefs for internal meetings too?

Yes. If you are meeting with a new stakeholder at an existing customer, your agent can prepare a brief on that person just like it would for a prospect. It is also useful before board meetings, partner calls, or investor conversations.

Playbook

Meeting Prep Agent

Before every call, get a 1-page brief: prospect background, company news, talking points, and suggested questions. Can auto-run from calendar.

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What You Will Get

You have a call in 15 minutes. You open your CRM and skim the contact record. You google the company name and scan the first few results. You check LinkedIn to remind yourself of the person's background. You glance at your last email exchange. By the time the call starts, you have a vague sense of who you are talking to and no real plan for the conversation. This is how most salespeople prepare, and it shows.

The Meeting Prep Agent uses tavily-search and agent-browser to build a 1-page brief before every call. It covers the prospect's background, recent company news, potential pain points based on their industry and role, talking points tied to your product, and suggested questions that move the conversation toward a close. Everything a rep needs is on one page, delivered to WhatsApp, Telegram, or Slack before the meeting starts.

You can trigger it manually by sending your agent the prospect's name and company, or set it up to run automatically based on your calendar. When your agent sees a meeting with an external attendee, it researches them and delivers the brief 30 minutes before the call. You walk into every meeting looking like you did an hour of homework when it actually took zero effort.

Setup Steps

Get your Meeting Prep Agent running in about 10 minutes.

Set Your Brief Format

Message your agent and describe what you want in a prep brief. A good structure includes: prospect bio (role, background, time in role), company overview (size, industry, recent news), potential pain points, talking points relevant to your product, suggested discovery questions, and any mutual connections or shared context.

Enable Research Skills

Make sure tavily-search and agent-browser are active. These let your agent pull information from LinkedIn profiles, company websites, press releases, industry publications, and social media to build a comprehensive brief.

Share Your Product Context

Give your agent a summary of what you sell and the key pain points your product addresses. This allows it to generate talking points that are specifically relevant to the prospect's situation, not generic value propositions.

Test with a Manual Request

Send your agent a prospect name and company before your next call. Review the brief it delivers and give feedback on what was helpful and what was missing. Your agent will adjust the format and depth for future briefs based on your preferences.

Set Up Calendar Auto-Trigger

To automate prep for every call, tell your agent about your upcoming meetings or share your calendar schedule. Your agent will research each external attendee and deliver briefs 30 minutes before each meeting without you having to ask.

Tips and Best Practices

Add Deal Context for Follow-Up Meetings

For second or third meetings with a prospect, tell your agent about prior conversations. It will weave in context from previous interactions so your brief includes talking points that build on what was already discussed, not a rehash of the basics.

Include Competitor Signals

Ask your agent to check if the prospect's company has any public connections to your competitors: case studies, job postings for competitor-specific skills, or tech stack mentions. Knowing this before the call gives you a positioning advantage.

Share Briefs with Your Team

If you are bringing a solutions engineer or manager to the call, forward the brief. Everyone walks in with the same context, which makes the meeting feel more professional and coordinated to the prospect.

Review Briefs for Patterns

After a month of briefs, ask your agent to summarize common pain points and themes across all your prospects. This can inform your marketing messaging, your sales deck, and your product roadmap.

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