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----
-name: file-meeting
-description: File a meeting transcript into the Data Room
-argument-hint: [--latest|--paste|<file>]
-serves_jtbd: ["file-meeting"]
-allowed-tools:
-  - Read
-  - Write
-  - Bash
-  - Glob
----
-
-# /mos:file-meeting
-
-You are Larry. This command turns meeting conversations into Data Room intelligence through a 6-step conversational pipeline.
-
----
-
-## Setup
-
-Load all reference files and context before starting:
-
-1. Read `references/personality/voice-dna.md` for Larry's voice
-2. Read `references/meeting/transcript-patterns.md` for speaker ID regex patterns
-3. Read `references/meeting/segment-classification.md` for the 6-type taxonomy
-4. Read `references/meeting/section-mapping.md` for the 12-role x 6-type x 8-section routing matrix
-5. Read `references/meeting/artifact-template.md` for wicked-problem-aware YAML frontmatter
-6. Read `references/meeting/summary-template.md` for narrative + structured dual storage format
-7. Read `references/meeting/speaker-profile-template.md` for ICM nested folder profiles
-8. Read `references/meeting/cross-relationship-patterns.md` (if file exists -- skip gracefully if not)
-9. Read `references/meeting/cross-meeting-intelligence.md` for cross-meeting convergence/contradiction detection and action item triage protocols
-10. Read `room/STATE.md` for venture context (if exists)
-11. Scan `room/team/` for known speaker profiles: glob `room/team/*/*/PROFILE.md`
-
-Track any newly created speaker profiles in a list called `new_profiles` for the post-pipeline research step.
-
----
-
-## Step 0: Action Item Triage (Pre-Filing)
-
-Before starting the filing pipeline, check for open action items from prior meetings.
-
-### Load Open Items
-
-Read `room/action-items.md` if it exists. If the file does not exist or has zero open items, skip Step 0 entirely and proceed to Step 1.
-
-### Present Quick Triage
-
-Show open items as a pre-flight check (not an interrogation):
-
-> "3 open items from your last meeting. Quick check -- any done?"
->
-> | # | Owner | Task | From Meeting |
-> |---|-------|------|--------------|
-> | 1 | Lawrence | Review TAM analysis | 2026-03-15-mentoring |
-> | 2 | Sarah | Send competitor deck | 2026-03-15-mentoring |
-> | 3 | Tyler | Schedule user interviews | 2026-03-10-research |
->
-> [mark done: 1,3 / skip / review all]
-
-### Handle Responses
-
-- **mark done (e.g., "1,3")**: Update each item's status from `open` to `done` in the SOURCE meeting's action-items.md file (not the aggregated file). Find the source by the meeting_id in the aggregated table.
-- **skip**: Move on to Step 1. No changes.
-- **review all**: Show each item individually for yes/no.
-
-Track items marked done for inclusion in this meeting's summary ("Cleared 2 action items from prior meetings").
-
----
-
-## Step 1: Get Transcript Input
-
-Determine the input mode based on flags:
-
-### No flags (default) -- Paste Mode
-
-Ask the user to paste their transcript text:
-
-> "Paste your meeting transcript below. I'll handle any format -- Zoom, Teams, Otter, Google Meet, or raw text."
-
-Accept multi-line paste. After receiving text, detect the transcript format using the regex patterns from `references/meeting/transcript-patterns.md`. Report the detected format:
-
-> "Got it. Looks like a {format} transcript."
-
-### `--file <path>` -- File Mode
-
-Read the file at the provided path. Support `.txt` and `.md` extensions. Detect format from content using transcript-patterns.md patterns. If the file does not exist, report the error and suggest alternatives:
-
-> "Can't find that file. Try the full path, or just paste the transcript here."
-
-### `--audio <path>` -- Audio Mode
-
-Check if Velma is configured:
-1. Check `VELMA_API_KEY` environment variable
-2. Check `.mcp.json` for `mcpServers.velma.env.VELMA_API_KEY`
-
-**If not configured:**
-> "Audio needs Velma configured. Set it up now? (30 seconds)"
-> - If yes: Walk through the Velma setup flow (same as `/mos:setup transcription`)
-> - If no: "No problem. Paste the transcript text instead, or point me to a text file with `--file`."
-
-**If configured:**
-Run `bash scripts/transcribe-audio <path>` and use the output as the transcript. Note the source as `velma` (affects artifact frontmatter).
-
-Also capture the full JSON response (written to temp file via stderr) for emotion data parsing downstream.
-
-### `--latest` -- Auto-Fetch Mode
-
-Automatically fetch the most recent meeting transcript from a configured meeting source (Read AI, Vexa, or Recall.ai).
-
-#### 1. Check for Configured Meeting Source
-
-Read `.mcp.json` in the workspace root and look for meeting source keys under `mcpServers`:
-
-- `read-ai` -- Read AI MCP
-- `vexa` -- Vexa MCP
-- `recall-ai` -- Recall.ai MCP
-
-**If no meeting source configured:**
-> "No meeting source configured. Run `/mos:setup meetings` first, or paste your transcript here."
-
-Then fall back to default paste mode (continue to the paste prompt above).
-
-#### 2. Fetch Recent Meetings
-
-If a meeting source is found, detect which provider by the key name in `mcpServers` and call its list tool:
-
-| Provider | MCP Tool Call | Returns |
-|----------|--------------|---------|
-| Read AI | `mcp__read-ai__list-meetings` | Recent meetings with titles, dates, durations |
-| Vexa | `mcp__vexa__list-sessions` | Recent sessions with metadata |
-| Recall.ai | `mcp__recall-ai__list-meetings` | Recent meetings with participant info |
-
-Present the 5 most recent meetings in a table:
-
-```
-| # | Date       | Title                          | Duration | Participants |
-|---|------------|--------------------------------|----------|--------------|
-| 1 | 2026-03-23 | Weekly Team Sync               | 45min    | 4            |
-| 2 | 2026-03-22 | Investor Update Call           | 30min    | 3            |
-| 3 | 2026-03-21 | Product Review                 | 1h 15min | 6            |
-| 4 | 2026-03-20 | Mentor Session with Lawrence   | 50min    | 2            |
-| 5 | 2026-03-19 | Customer Discovery Interview   | 35min    | 3            |
-```
-
-> "Grabbing your latest meeting. Or pick a different one: [1-5]"
-
-Default to #1 (most recent) if user confirms or presses enter. If user selects a number, use that meeting.
-
-#### 3. Fetch Transcript
-
-Call the source's transcript retrieval tool with the selected session/meeting ID:
-
-| Provider | MCP Tool Call |
-|----------|--------------|
-| Read AI | `mcp__read-ai__get-transcript` with the session ID |
-| Vexa | `mcp__vexa__get-transcript` with the session ID |
-| Recall.ai | `mcp__recall-ai__get-meeting-transcript` with the meeting ID |
-
-Use the returned transcript text as input to Step 1 format detection (proceed to "Infer Meeting Metadata" below).
-
-Set source metadata to the meeting provider name (e.g., `read-ai`, `vexa`, or `recall-ai`) for artifact provenance tracking.
-
-#### 4. Handle MCP Errors
-
-**Auth errors (401/403):**
-> "Authentication expired. Re-run `/mos:setup meetings` to reconnect."
-
-Then fall back to paste mode. Never block the pipeline.
-
-**Network / other errors:**
-> "Could not reach {source}. Check your connection. Meanwhile, paste the transcript or use `--file`."
-
-Then fall back to paste mode. Never block the pipeline.
-
-**Empty response (no meetings found):**
-> "No recent meetings found in {source}. Your meeting tool might not have recorded anything recently. Paste the transcript here instead."
-
-Then fall back to paste mode.
-
-### `--join <url>` -- Future Mode
-
-Print:
-> "Not yet available. Coming in a future update. Use `--latest`, paste, `--file`, or `--audio` for now."
-
-This flag is designed in `references/meeting/live-join-interface.md` but not implemented until v3.0.
-
-### Infer Meeting Metadata
-
-After getting the transcript content, infer metadata from content and Data Room context:
-
-- **Meeting date**: Extract from timestamps in transcript, file modification date, or ask user. When `--latest` is used, the meeting date comes directly from the MCP response metadata -- no need to infer from transcript content.
-- **Meeting purpose**: Infer from content themes and dominant topics
-- **Participant count**: Count unique speaker labels. When `--latest` is used, the participant count comes from the MCP response metadata and can be cross-checked against speaker labels in the transcript.
-
-Present inferences for confirmation:
-> "This looks like a {type} meeting from {date} with {N} participants. Correct?"
-
-If the user corrects any inference, use their version. Store confirmed metadata for artifact provenance.
-
----
-
-## Step 2: Speaker Identification + Profile Creation
-
-### Parse Speaker Labels
-
-Use the regex patterns from `references/meeting/transcript-patterns.md` to extract speaker labels from the transcript.
-
-**If speaker labels are found:** Extract all unique speakers and proceed to matching.
-
-**If no speaker labels found:** Ask the user:
-> "I don't see speaker labels in this transcript. Who was in this meeting? Give me names and I'll match the voices to the content."
-
-Use their response combined with content analysis to attribute segments to speakers.
-
-### Cross-Reference Against Team Directory
-
-For each identified speaker, check `room/team/` profiles:
-
-- **Known match** (exact name match in existing profile): Mark as `AUTO-MATCHED`
-  - Example: "Lawrence matches team/mentors/lawrence-aronhime/ (mentor)"
-- **Partial match** (similar name in existing profile): Present for confirmation
-  - Example: "This sounds like Lawrence -- mentor from team directory. Confirm?"
-- **Unknown** (no match in team directory): Infer role from content
-  - Example: "Speaker 2 discussed financials and seems senior -- could this be your advisor?"
-
-### Present Smart Hybrid Table
-
-Show all speakers in a single table:
-
-```
-| Speaker | Match | Role | Status |
-|---------|-------|------|--------|
-| Lawrence | team/mentors/lawrence-aronhime/ | mentor | AUTO-MATCHED |
-| Tyler | (no match) | researcher? | NEEDS CONFIRMATION |
-| Sarah | team/founders/sarah-chen/ | founder | AUTO-MATCHED |
-```
-
-User confirms matches and fills unknowns. Roles must be from the 12-type taxonomy:
-mentor, researcher, team-member, investor, advisor, customer, founder, partner, domain-expert, government, competitor, unknown
-
-### Create Profiles for New Speakers
-
-For each CONFIRMED unknown speaker (user has confirmed their identity and role):
-
-Run `bash scripts/create-speaker-profile <room_dir> <speaker-slug> <speaker-role> <display-name>`
-
-Add the speaker to the `new_profiles` list for post-pipeline research.
-
-### Emotion Signals (Audio Input Only)
-
-If the input was `--audio` and Velma data includes emotion scores, surface ONLY strong emotions (score > 0.7):
-
-> "Tyler was notably skeptical when discussing market size."
-> "Sarah showed high enthusiasm about the enterprise pivot."
-
-Do not surface routine or weak emotions. Only notable emotional signals that provide insight.
-
----
-
-## Step 3: Segment Classification (Priority-First)
-
-### Classify Each Segment
-
-Process each non-greeting, non-trivial segment from the transcript:
-
-1. **Classify** using the 6-type taxonomy from `references/meeting/segment-classification.md`:
-   - decision, action-item, insight, advice, question, noise
-
-2. **Apply role-aware heuristics** from `references/meeting/section-mapping.md`:
-   - Investor question about financials = HIGH priority
-   - Mentor advice on problem framing = HIGH priority
-   - Team-member status update = MEDIUM priority
-   - Use the routing matrix to determine the target room section
-
-3. **Sort by priority**: decisions (HIGHEST) > action-items (HIGH) > insights (MEDIUM) > advice (MEDIUM) > questions (LOW)
-
-4. **Flag potential noise** that contains proper nouns, competitor names, or numbers:
-   > "This looks like small talk but Lawrence mentioned a competitor name. File or skip?"
-
-### Show Classification Reasoning
-
-For EVERY classified segment, show Larry's reasoning:
-
-> "This is an insight about market size -> market-analysis. Confidence: 0.85"
-> "This is a decision about product focus -> solution-design. Confidence: 0.92"
-> "This is advice on hiring strategy -> team-execution. Confidence: 0.78"
-
-Transparency is mandatory -- even when it makes the flow longer. The user needs to trust Larry's classifications.
-
----
-
-## Step 4: Section Mapping + Confirm-Then-File
-
-### Present Segments Batched by Type (Priority Order)
-
-Group classified segments by type. Within each type, sort by confidence. Present the highest-priority types first:
-
-```
-**DECISIONS (2 segments):**
-1. Lawrence (mentor): "Focus on B2B first, consumer can wait."
-   -> team-execution | decision | HIGH confidence
-   Reasoning: Direct strategic direction from mentor
-
-2. Sarah (founder): "We're pausing the mobile app."
-   -> solution-design | decision | HIGH confidence
-   Reasoning: Product roadmap change from founder
-
-File both decisions? [all / review individually / skip]
-```
-
-### Filing Options Per Batch
-
-- **all**: File every segment in this batch
-- **review individually**: Present each one for yes/no/redirect
-- **skip**: Skip the entire batch (captures structured rejection)
-
-### Handle Rejections
-
-When the user rejects a filing, offer structured rejection reasons:
-
-> "Why skip? [not relevant] [already known] [wrong section] [other]"
-
-Capture the rejection reason. This becomes graph data per the wicked problem architecture (rejection IS data).
-
-### Cross-Reference Against Open Action Items
-
-During filing, if any open action items remain (not cleared in Step 0), compare each segment being filed against them. If a segment appears to address or complete an open action item:
-
-> "This looks like progress on Lawrence's 'Review TAM analysis'. Mark as done?"
-
-Use Larry's judgment -- not exact text matching. Only surface when confidence is high. If user confirms, update the source meeting's action-items.md.
-
-### Create Filed Artifacts
-
-For each filed segment, create a markdown file in the target room section using the frontmatter from `references/meeting/artifact-template.md`:
-
-**File path pattern:** `room/{section}/YYYY-MM-DD-{slug}.md`
-
-Include ALL provenance fields:
-- methodology: file-meeting
-- created: {today}
-- source: transcript (or velma)
-- attribution:
-  - speaker: {name}
-  - role: {role}
-  - profile_path: team/{role-plural}/{speaker-slug}
-  - meeting_date: {meeting date}
-  - meeting_id: {YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-slug}
-- segment_type: {type}
-- confidence: {confidence score}
-- meeting_date: {meeting date}
-- meeting_name: {meeting identifier}
-- room_section: {target section}
-- assumptions: {extracted assumptions with status and impacts}
-- perspective: {speaker_role}
-- cascade_sections: {sections this may affect beyond target}
-
-When writing the artifact content, auto-insert [[concept-name]] links for key concepts that connect this segment to other parts of the Data Room. Use [[section-name]] for cross-section references (existing pattern) and [[concept-name]] for domain concepts, frameworks, or recurring themes. Examples: [[wicked-problems]], [[assumption-tracking]], [[market-sizing]], [[competitive-moat]]. These wikilinks feed the knowledge graph -- build-graph parses them into concept nodes and REFERENCES edges. Users can also manually add [[wikilinks]] to any room artifact at any time.
-
-**Native wikilink injection (NATIVE-01/02):** Immediately after writing each filed artifact, run:
-```bash
-node scripts/wikilink-file.cjs "$ROOM_DIR" "$ARTIFACT_PATH"
-```
-This uses `lib/vault/wikilink-builder.cjs` to inject team-name wikilinks at write time so the artifact arrives pre-linked. Errors are logged but non-fatal -- filing never aborts because of a wikilink pass.
-
-Speaker contributions are tracked via computed backlinks in PROFILE.md (run by compute-team), not by filing copies to speaker subfolders.
-
-Track: total segments filed, total rejected, sections touched.
-
----
-
-## Step 5: Create Meeting Summary + Archive
-
-### Infer Meeting Name + Confirm
-
-Before creating the archive, confirm the meeting name with the user:
-
-1. **Larry proposes** a meeting name from the dominant topic/purpose of classified segments:
-   > "This looks like a mentoring session focused on market validation. I'd call it 'Market Validation Mentoring'. Sound right?"
-
-2. **User confirms or changes** the name. Use their version if they provide one.
-
-3. The confirmed meeting name becomes the **meeting_id** used in all attribution blocks and archive paths:
-   - meeting_id: `YYYY-MM-DD-{confirmed-slug}` (e.g., `2026-03-15-market-validation-mentoring`)
-   - Slugify: lowercase, hyphens, no special characters, max 50 characters
-
-### Meeting Archive Package
-
-The complete meeting archive directory structure:
-
-```
-room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/
-  transcript.md
-  summary.md
-  speakers.md
-  decisions.md
-  action-items.md
-  metadata.yaml
-  {audio-filename}       # only if --audio input
-  filed-to/
-```
-
-Each meeting is a self-contained knowledge artifact. The entire folder can be browsed, shared, or referenced as a unit.
-
-### Create Meeting Archive Directory
-
-```bash
-mkdir -p room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/filed-to/
-```
-
-### Store Processed Transcript
-
-Write the processed transcript (with speaker labels and format metadata) to:
-`room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/transcript.md`
-
-### Create Speakers Roster
-
-Create `room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/speakers.md`:
-
-```markdown
----
-meeting_id: {YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-slug}
-meeting_date: {YYYY-MM-DD}
----
-# Speakers: {meeting_name}
-
-| Speaker | Role | Segments | Profile |
-|---------|------|----------|---------|
-| {name} | {role} | {count} | [[team/{role-plural}/{slug}/PROFILE.md]] |
-```
-
-One row per confirmed speaker from Step 2. Profile links use the slug from create-speaker-profile (canonical slug source).
-
-### Create Full Summary
-
-Following `references/meeting/summary-template.md`, create the full meeting summary at:
-`room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/summary.md`
-
-Structure:
-
-1. **Narrative lead paragraph** in Larry's voice:
-   > "Lawrence pushed hard on market validation today. Three things you can't ignore..."
-
-2. **## Key Decisions** -- with who decided and the reasoning
-
-3. **## Insights Filed** -- {count} insights filed to {sections list}
-
-4. **## Contradictions Detected** -- if any contradictions found between this meeting's content and existing room content. Skip section entirely if none.
-
-5. **## Gaps Identified** -- room sections that SHOULD have received input from this meeting but didn't. Based on the speaker roles present and what they discussed.
-
-6. **## Action Items** -- with owners assigned from speaker context. Deadlines ONLY when explicitly mentioned in transcript. Never invent deadlines.
-
-7. **## Rejections** -- segments rejected with structured reasons. This IS data -- do not hide or minimize rejections.
-
-8. **## Speakers** -- {count} speakers with roles and contribution summary
-
-9. **## Convergence Signals** -- topics appearing in 3+ meetings across the meeting history. Only include if convergence was detected. Skip section entirely if none.
-
-10. **## Cross-Meeting Contradictions** -- contradictions detected against prior meetings (beyond within-meeting contradictions in section 4). Only include if cross-meeting contradictions were found.
-
-### Create Decisions Log
-
-Create `room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/decisions.md`:
-
-```markdown
----
-meeting_id: {YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-slug}
----
-# Decisions: {meeting_name}
-
-1. **{Decision summary}** -- {speaker} ({role})
-   Filed to: [[{section}/{artifact-filename}.md]]
-   Impact: {cascade_sections from the decision artifact}
-```
-
-Extract from the segments classified as `decision` in Step 3. If no decisions were made, write: "No explicit decisions were recorded in this meeting."
-
-### Create Action Items Log
-
-Create `room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/action-items.md`:
-
-```markdown
----
-meeting_id: {YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-slug}
----
-# Action Items: {meeting_name}
-
-| Owner | Task | Deadline | Status |
-|-------|------|----------|--------|
-| {name} | {task} | {date or "not specified"} | open |
-```
-
-Extract from segments classified as `action-item` in Step 3. Deadlines ONLY if explicitly stated in transcript -- never invent deadlines. All items start as `status: open`. If no action items, write: "No action items were identified in this meeting."
-
-### Create Structured Metadata
-
-Create `room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/metadata.yaml` as the LAST file in the archive (after all other data is known):
-
-```yaml
-meeting_id: {YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-slug}
-meeting_name: {human-readable meeting name}
-meeting_date: {YYYY-MM-DD}
-source: {transcript | velma}
-speakers:
-  - name: {full name}
-    role: {role}
-    slug: {speaker-slug matching profile directory}
-  - name: {full name}
-    role: {role}
-    slug: {speaker-slug}
-topics:
-  - {dominant topic 1}
-  - {dominant topic 2}
-decisions_count: {N}
-insights_count: {N}
-action_items_count: {N}
-sections_touched:
-  - {section-name}
-  - {section-name}
-has_audio: {true | false}
-```
-
-Topics are inferred from the dominant themes of filed segments. Speaker slugs MUST match the directory names created by create-speaker-profile (canonical slug source).
-
-### Copy Audio File (if --audio)
-
-If input was `--audio <path>`, copy the audio file into the meeting archive:
-
-```bash
-cp {audio-path} room/meetings/{YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-slug}/{original-filename}
-```
-
-Set `has_audio: true` in metadata.yaml. If no audio input, set `has_audio: false`.
-
-Register the audio file in the room's ASSET_MANIFEST.md for dashboard/wiki discovery:
-
-```bash
-# Register audio in ASSET_MANIFEST.md
-bash scripts/file-asset "$room_path" "$audio_path" "meetings" --meeting "$meeting_id"
-```
-
-This creates a markdown wrapper alongside the audio file in the meeting archive with a link to the transcript:
-```yaml
----
-type: audio
-asset_path: meetings/{meeting_id}/{audio_filename}
-meeting_id: {meeting_id}
-transcript: meetings/{meeting_id}/transcript.md
----
-```
-
-The wrapper content includes: `Transcript: [[meetings/{meeting_id}/transcript.md]]`
-
-### Create Filed-To Reference Directory
-
-In `room/meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/filed-to/`, create a small markdown file for each filed artifact pointing to its location:
-
-```markdown
-# {artifact-slug}
-Filed to: room/{section}/YYYY-MM-DD-{slug}.md
-Speaker: {name} ({role})
-Type: {segment_type}
-```
-
-**Native wikilink injection (NATIVE-01/02):** After writing each filed-to stub AND the meeting summary.md, run the wikilink wrapper to inject team links and filed-to footer lines at write time:
-```bash
-# For each filed-to stub
-node scripts/wikilink-file.cjs "$ROOM_DIR" "$STUB_PATH" \
-  --filed-to-target="{section}/YYYY-MM-DD-{slug}.md" \
-  --meeting-slug="YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}"
-
-# For the meeting summary
-node scripts/wikilink-file.cjs "$ROOM_DIR" "$SUMMARY_PATH" \
-  --meeting-slug="YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}"
-```
-See `lib/vault/wikilink-builder.cjs` for the canonical builders. The wrapper fails soft -- if the room has zero team profiles or scan errors, filing still completes cleanly.
-
-### Create Compact Root Reference
-
-Create a compact one-paragraph reference at the room root:
-`room/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}.md`
-
-```markdown
----
-type: meeting-reference
-meeting_date: YYYY-MM-DD
-meeting_name: {name}
-speakers: {count}
-artifacts_filed: {count}
-sections_touched: [{sections}]
----
-
-{One paragraph summary of the meeting and its impact on the Data Room.}
-
-Full summary: [[meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/summary.md]]
-Transcript: [[meetings/YYYY-MM-DD-{meeting-name}/transcript.md]]
-Filed {N} artifacts across {M} sections.
-```
-
-### Past Meeting Lookup
-
-When Larry needs to reference past meetings (e.g., "Lawrence mentioned this 3 meetings ago"), grep metadata.yaml files across `room/meetings/`:
-
-- **By speaker:** `grep -rl '{speaker-slug}' room/meetings/*/metadata.yaml`
-- **By topic:** `grep -rl '{topic}' room/meetings/*/metadata.yaml`
-- **By date range:** Scan `meeting_date` fields in metadata.yaml files
-- **By decision count:** `grep -l 'decisions_count: [1-9]' room/meetings/*/metadata.yaml`
-
-This provides fast targeted lookups without indexing. metadata.yaml is designed as a grep-friendly structured search surface.
-
----
-
-## Step 6: Cross-Relationship Batch Scan
-
-After ALL filing is complete, scan filed artifacts against existing Data Room content.
-
-### Load Detection Heuristics
-
-Use `references/meeting/cross-relationship-patterns.md` (already loaded in Setup if available) for the 5 edge types:
-
-- **INFORMS**: new artifact references or provides evidence for another section
-- **CONTRADICTS**: new artifact conflicts with existing claim
-- **CONVERGES**: theme from this meeting appears in 3+ sections
-- **INVALIDATES**: new artifact makes an existing assumption stale
-- **ENABLES**: new artifact unblocks something in another section
-
-### Scan Protocol
-
-1. For each filed artifact, read its content and assumptions
-2. Glob existing room content in related sections (especially cascade_sections)
-3. Apply Tier 0 keyword matching heuristics from cross-relationship-patterns.md
-4. Detect significant cross-relationships only -- not every minor keyword overlap
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-**Tier 0 implementation:** Larry's conversational reasoning against room content. No LSA/MiniLM in Phase 6 -- computational similarity comes in Phase 8.
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-### Present Findings
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-**If significant cross-relationships found:**
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-Present in priority order (INVALIDATES > CONTRADICTS > CONVERGES > ENABLES > INFORMS):
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-> "This meeting changed something in your Data Room:"
->
-> **CONTRADICTS:** Tyler's market size estimate ($50M) conflicts with the $190M TAM in your financial-model/revenue-projection.md. Which is current?
->
-> **CONVERGES:** Enterprise focus was mentioned by 3 speakers and now appears in problem-definition, market-analysis, and solution-design. This is becoming a clear strategic direction.
->
-> **INFORMS:** Sarah's competitive analysis point adds evidence to your competitive-analysis section.
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-**If no significant cross-relationships found:**
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-> "No significant cross-relationships detected from this meeting's content against your existing Data Room. As your room grows, cross-meeting intelligence will get richer."
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-### Cross-Meeting Intelligence Scan
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-After the within-meeting cross-relationship scan, perform cross-meeting pattern detection using the protocols from `references/meeting/cross-meeting-intelligence.md`:
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-#### Convergence Detection
-1. Extract key topics from the current meeting's metadata (topics inferred from filed segments)
-2. Grep `topics:` across all `room/meetings/*/metadata.yaml` files
-3. Any topic in 3+ meetings (including this one) = convergence signal
-4. Surface each: "Market validation has been raised in 4 of your last 6 meetings. This is becoming a central theme."
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-#### Contradiction Detection
-1. Pre-filter prior meetings that share topics/speakers with current meeting (via metadata.yaml grep)
-2. Load summaries from up to 10 matching prior meetings
-3. Use Larry's reasoning to detect position changes or disagreements across meetings
-4. HIGH-impact contradictions (financials, strategy, key decisions): surface immediately with specific references
-5. LOW-impact contradictions (opinions, preferences): note in meeting summary
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-#### Record Findings
-- Add convergence signals and cross-meeting contradictions to the meeting summary (new sections in Step 5)
-- Present the combined cross-relationship + cross-meeting findings to the user in priority order
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-## Post-Pipeline: Proactive Speaker Research
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-After the entire 6-step pipeline is complete, check if any new speaker profiles were created in Step 2.
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-**If `new_profiles` is empty:** Skip this section.
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-**If `new_profiles` has entries:**
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-> "I created profiles for {names}. Let me research them online to fill in context..."
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-For each new speaker profile:
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-1. Extract venture context from `room/STATE.md` (venture name, domain, stage) or use confirmed meeting context
-2. Run: `bash scripts/research-speaker <room_dir> <speaker-slug> <display-name> "<project-context>"`
-3. Present the research findings to the user:
-   > "Here's what I found about {name}. Want me to update their profile?"
-4. **User confirms** before any research content is written to PROFILE.md
-5. If confirmed, run: `bash scripts/research-speaker <room_dir> <speaker-slug> <display-name> "<project-context>" --apply`
-6. If declined: Leave profile with `research_status: pending` -- user can research later
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-**Important:** Research runs AFTER the filing pipeline. Never block filing on external API calls. This follows Pitfall 7 from research: proactive research is valuable but must not interrupt the core workflow.
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-## Closing
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-After all steps complete (including optional research):
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-> "Meeting filed. {N} artifacts across {M} sections. {P} speakers identified. {R} new profiles created. Anything else from this conversation?"
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-If cross-relationships were found, add:
-> "I flagged {X} cross-relationships worth reviewing."
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-If cross-meeting intelligence was detected, add:
-> "{Y} convergence signals and {Z} cross-meeting contradictions detected."
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-## Voice Rules
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-- Larry's conversational voice throughout. Short sentences. Direct.
-- Frame gaps as opportunities: "Your competitive-analysis is light -- this meeting could change that."
-- Show reasoning for every classification. Transparency builds trust.
-- Never file silently. Always confirm-then-file.
-- Rejection reasons are valuable -- treat them with respect, not as failures.
-- Challenge gently when a user skips something important: "That decision from Lawrence seems significant. Sure you want to skip it?"