What it asks you (3 questions)
- Who are you meeting with (company or person)?
- What's your goal for the meeting?
- Any context or notes?
What happens when you click (3 steps)
- Magik draftsOne-page brief
- Magik draftsTalking points
- You approveReview the brief
What you walk away with
- A one-page brief: context, what they likely care about, your angle, risks to watch
- Five crisp talking points and three smart questions to ask
- All of it reviewed and edited by you, so you own every word in the room
Prep: Hendricks Supply Co.
Goal: renew the contract at better terms.
Context — Hendricks has been a supplier for 3 years; volume is up 40% since the last agreement was signed…
What they likely care about — predictable volume, payment terms, not losing the account to the regional distributor…
Our angle — we're their most consistent account; growth justifies a volume break…
Risks to watch — their new pricing manager may want to reset terms entirely…
Meeting Prep Brief — questions, answered
What do I need to provide?
Just who you're meeting with and your goal. Notes are optional — if you have context, paste it and the brief gets sharper.
Is this just a generic AI summary?
No — the brief is structured for a working meeting: context, what the other side likely cares about, your angle, and risks to watch, plus talking points and questions to ask. And you review and edit it before it counts.
Where does the brief end up?
In your LocalMagik workspace, saved with the run — you can read it on your phone on the way in, and every version is kept.
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