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# Sales Meetings

This skill turns your recorded sales meetings into searchable, summarized insight.

### sales-meeting-analyzer

**What it does:** Finds and analyzes your recorded sales meetings, surfacing the AI-generated summary, action items, and sales tips already computed for each meeting, and answers follow-up questions about what was discussed.

**Use it when:** You want to see your meetings, analyze your last call, search for a meeting with a specific person, check whether your calendar is connected, see upcoming scheduled recordings, or get meeting statistics.

**Try saying:**

* "Show me my recent meetings and analyze my last one."
* "Find my meeting with Juan from last week and give me the action items."
* "How many meetings did we have this month, and is my calendar connected?"

**You get back:** Meeting lists in a table (title, date, duration, whether insights exist), a single meeting's AI summary with action items and sales tips, aggregate statistics, connected-calendar status, and upcoming scheduled recordings. Transcripts are summarized rather than dumped, since they contain sensitive personal info.

**Writes data?** No, read-only.

**Behind the scenes:** `get_current_workspace_meetings`, `search_meetings_by_title`, `get_meeting_by_bot_id`, `get_meeting_statistics`, `get_organization_calendars`, `get_scheduled_bots`, `get_meeting_with_calendar_context`.


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