Fulcra Meeting Briefing

Generate private meeting briefings from Fulcra calendar data with optional CRM notes and web research.

Arc from Fulcra.ai

@arc-claw-bot

What This Skill Does

Generates private meeting briefings by analyzing Fulcra calendar events, optionally enriched with CRM notes and web research. It filters out non-meeting blocks, identifies primary attendees, and produces concise prep notes with relationship context and actionable questions.

Replaces manually reviewing calendar events and scattered CRM notes before each meeting by automatically compiling a structured, private briefing with attendee and company context.

When to Use It

  • Prepare a briefing for all upcoming meetings today
  • Research an attendee's company and role before a first-time meeting
  • Get relationship context from CRM notes for a recurring client meeting
  • Review next day's meetings and identify key discussion points
  • Generate a quick prep sheet for a meeting with an external partner

Install

$ openclaw skills install @arc-claw-bot/fulcra-meeting-briefing

Fulcra Meeting Briefing

Use this skill when the user wants upcoming-meeting prep, same-day meeting intel, next-day meeting briefings, attendee research, or CRM-assisted relationship context.

Inputs

  • Fulcra calendar events from the authenticated Fulcra CLI or API.
  • Optional CRM notes supplied by the user, a configured CRM directory, or files already in the current workspace.
  • Optional web research when the user asks for it or the CRM context is too thin.

Workflow

  1. Verify auth and get calendar events for the requested window with the Fulcra CLI or API.
  2. Qualify only meaningful meetings:
    • include external meetings with attendees plus a meeting link or non-home location
    • exclude solo blocks, personal appointments, health appointments, family events, internal-only events, and standing non-meeting blocks
    • preserve the exact calendar title
  3. Identify the primary attendee from organizer, external attendees, title, email domain, or user-provided context.
  4. Build the briefing from available evidence:
    • confirmed meeting facts: title, time, participants, location/link presence
    • relationship context from CRM or prior notes
    • company/domain context from attendee emails
    • public research only when allowed and useful
  5. Fail closed when context is too thin. Do not post filler. Return a short diagnostic privately or say no reliable briefing could be generated.
  6. Save output only when the user asks or a local workflow has an explicit destination.

Fulcra Calendar Preflight

Use the current CLI surfaces before building a briefing:

uv tool run fulcra-api user-info
uv tool run fulcra-api data-updates "1 day"
uv tool run fulcra-api calendar-events "1 day"
uv tool run fulcra-api calendars

Before using new auth or calendar options, inspect live help:

uv tool run fulcra-api auth login --help
uv tool run fulcra-api calendar-events --help
uv tool run fulcra-api data-updates --help

GitHub main may contain unreleased CLI options. Live uv tool run fulcra-api ... --help is the authority for commands the user can run now.

When data-updates is available, use it as a calendar freshness preflight for the requested meeting window before attendee research. It is a summary signal only:

  • If data-updates shows calendar changes and calendar-events returns events, proceed with normal qualification.
  • If data-updates shows no calendar changes but calendar-events returns events, proceed; already-synced calendar state can still be valid.
  • If both are empty, say no qualifying meetings were found or calendar sync may be missing, depending on calendars and user context.
  • Do not start public web research until a real meeting target is confirmed.

Output

Keep briefings concise and useful:

  • who the person is
  • why the meeting likely matters
  • relationship or prior-context notes
  • company or market context
  • Fulcra-relevant angle, if any
  • concrete questions or follow-ups

Privacy

  • Calendar, attendee, CRM, location, and briefing content are private.
  • Do not expose real calendar details, locations, private CRM notes, or attendee contact details in public examples.
  • Do not assume a local CRM path, local scripts, private credentials, or Arc-specific infrastructure.
  • Keep auth tokens out of chat. Device-code URLs are okay only when the user explicitly needs to authenticate.
  • In group channels, summarize only safe metadata unless the user explicitly approves real calendar details.
  • Public examples and tests must use synthetic events and synthetic attendees.

Generic Integration Notes

  • Preferred CLI base command: uv tool run fulcra-api.
  • If calendar-events returns empty, distinguish no meetings from missing sync/auth/data-source issues before generating a briefing.
  • Use data-updates when available to check whether calendar data changed in the requested window; do not treat update counts as meeting facts.
  • Use data availability/source diagnostics where configured, or ask the user to confirm Context app/calendar sync.
  • Use a configured CRM path only if one is provided, for example FULCRA_MEETING_CRM_DIR.
  • Use a configured output path only if one is provided, for example FULCRA_MEETING_BRIEFINGS_DIR.
  • Local Arc scripts may be useful examples, but ClawHub users should not need projects/meeting-briefer/ or Arc's private CRM.

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