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Act as my research assistant. Produce a one-page brief on {COMPANY}.

Sections:
1. What they do, in plain English (3 lines).
2. Who they sell to and how they make money.
3. Recent signals from the last 6 months: funding, hires, launches, public posts.
4. Strategic direction — what they appear to be betting on.
5. Three things that would matter to them in a meeting about {TOPIC}.

Tone: calm, direct, factual. No hype. Cite sources where possible.

For each of these attendees, produce a short profile:
{ATTENDEES}

For each person include:
- Role and likely scope of responsibility
- One recent public signal (post, talk, hire, launch) if known
- The one thing they probably care most about in a meeting on {TOPIC}
- A talking point that would land with them specifically

Keep each profile to 4 lines maximum. No filler.

I have a meeting with {ATTENDEES} from {COMPANY} about {TOPIC}.

Draft 5 strategic, open-ended questions I can ask. They should:
- Surface real constraints, not surface-level answers
- Be specific to this company and these people, not generic
- Mix at least one question about current process, one about success criteria, and one about what's already been tried

Avoid leading questions and anything that sounds like a sales script.

Below are my notes from the meeting with {ATTENDEES} at {COMPANY}.

Notes:
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{NOTES}
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Write a follow-up email that:
1. Opens with one specific thing they said (not "great chatting today")
2. Recaps the 2 most important points in their language
3. Names the single next step we agreed on, with a date
4. Ends with one clear ask

Constraints: under 140 words. Match my tone — direct, warm, senior. No "circle back" or "synergy".