Brief My Meeting
AI meeting briefs delivered to your inbox. Open source
617 followers
AI meeting briefs delivered to your inbox. Open source
617 followers
Get an AI briefing email before every meeting with research on who you're meeting and full context from your inbox and calendar. No more asking "what did we discuss last time?" or digging for that one attachment. Brief My Meeting surfaces everything automatically, 4 hours before your call. Fully open source.
This seems awesome! What formats are past meetings collected in?
Inbox Zero
@thecarguy hey, what do you mean by this? We connect to your calendar and inbox to surface existing context, and then also do web research on each person in the call
@elie222 how will it know when I start using it "what did we discuss last time?" I'm interested to know if it needs a learning period or if it works out of the box. and if so, what it needs to be connected to for call notes (if they exist)
Inbox Zero
@dubd59 yes! And Outlook Calendar
Giselle
think it's really meaningful to build a product that's so deeply embedded in everyday workflows as open source.
I can really relate to this—I also built an open-source product called Giselle.
I couldn't find the repository link, though. Where can I check out the code?
As someone involved in sales, I really like the idea! Can your service analyze external sources? For example, LinkedIn? This is a very common task — before every B2B call, I analyze the person I’m going to speak with.
Well done for shipping this Elie, I wish I had it 3 years ago!
Inbox Zero
@orask my next launch is a time machine 🫡
Thanks for the support!
really like the focus on context rather than just summaries. getting a clean brief with who you’re meeting and past discussions before the call actually solves a real pain.
This is one of those ideas that feels obvious in hindsight and that’s a compliment. Pre meeting context is where time actually gets wasted, not during the meeting itself. Pulling history, people, and attachments into a single brief is a real workflow win. The open-source angle plus inbox delivery makes it even more credible. Big fan of the “no more digging no more asking what we discussed last time framing. That’s the pain.