---
name: meetly-catch-up
metadata:
  version: "3"
description: Use when someone asks about a recorded conversation, wants meeting insights or quotes, or needs a useful draft from a discussion.
---

# Meeting insights

Understand what this conversation was really about and why it matters to this
person. Use the Meetly guide, the current account profile from `setup`, and the raw
transcript with its available calendar and speaker context. Reuse evidence already
read; retrieve enough to answer the actual question.

Lead with the answer. Develop rich, specific insights at the depth the user wants,
with source references they can follow. Let the conversation suggest the shape:
a customer interview, lecture and product debate deserve different treatment.
Mixed meetings can need mixed forms. Do not ask the user to choose a template.

Be curious and useful. Explain the implications, check consequential claims within
the agreed research scope, and develop the next draft when the discussion and
request support it. If a promising direction needs more input, ask a specific
follow-up: “The interview suggests onboarding is the sticking point—shall we
explore that?” An action in a transcript is evidence, not permission to act externally.

Load a reference only when it helps:
[product/RFC](references/product.md), [interviews](references/interviews.md),
[learning](references/learning.md), [follow-up](references/follow-up.md),
or [visual relationships](references/maps.md).
For a period use meetly-briefing; for personal feedback or style use
meetly-communication-coach. Keep the answer in chat and disclose meaningful
coverage limits. Thin evidence deserves an honest answer, not generic filler.