Prepare legal work briefings from connected email, calendars, documents, and contracts. Choose a daily overview, an internal topic review, or an incident summary, with urgent items, relevant background, information gaps, and suggested next steps.
Generate contextual briefings for legal work — daily summary, topic research, or incident response. Use when starting your day and need a scan of legal-relevant items across email, calendar, and contracts, when researching a specific legal question across internal sources, or when a developing situation (data breach, litigation threat, regulatory inquiry) needs rapid context.
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Generate contextual briefings for legal work. Supports three modes: daily brief, topic brief, and incident brief.
Important: This command assists with legal workflows but does not provide legal advice. Briefings should be reviewed by qualified legal professionals before being relied upon.
/brief daily # Morning brief of legal-relevant items
/brief topic [query] # Research brief on a specific legal question
/brief incident [topic] # Rapid brief on a developing situation
If no mode is specified, ask the user which type of brief they need.
A morning summary of everything a legal team member needs to know to start their day.
Check each connected source for legal-relevant items:
Email (if connected):
Calendar (if connected):
Chat (if connected):
CLM (if connected):
CRM (if connected):
## Daily Legal Brief -- [Date]
### Urgent / Action Required
[Items needing immediate attention, sorted by urgency]
### Contract Pipeline
- **Awaiting Your Review**: [count and list]
- **Pending Counterparty Response**: [count and list]
- **Approaching Deadlines**: [items due this week]
### New Requests
[Contract review requests, NDA requests, compliance questions received since last brief]
### Calendar Today
[Meetings with legal relevance and what prep is needed]
### Team Activity
[Key messages or updates from legal team channels]
### This Week's Deadlines
[Upcoming deadlines and filing dates]
### Sources Not Available
[Any sources that were not connected or returned errors]
Research and brief on a specific legal question or topic across available sources.
## Topic Brief: [Topic]
### Summary
[2-3 sentence executive summary of findings]
### Background
[Context and history from internal sources]
### Current State
[What the organization's current position or approach is, based on available documents]
### Key Considerations
[Important factors, risks, or open questions]
### Internal Precedent
[Prior decisions, memos, or positions found in internal sources]
### Gaps
[What information is missing or what sources were not available]
### Recommended Next Steps
[What the user should do with this information]
Rapid briefing for developing situations that require immediate legal attention (data breaches, litigation threats, regulatory inquiries, IP disputes, etc.).
## Incident Brief: [Topic]
**Prepared**: [timestamp]
**Classification**: [severity assessment if determinable]
### Situation Summary
[What is known about the incident]
### Timeline
[Chronological summary of events based on available sources]
### Immediate Legal Considerations
[Regulatory notification requirements, preservation obligations, privilege concerns]
### Relevant Agreements
[Contracts, insurance policies, or other agreements that may be implicated]
### Internal Response
[What response activity has already occurred based on email/chat]
### Key Contacts
[Relevant internal and external contacts identified from sources]
### Recommended Immediate Actions
1. [Most urgent action]
2. [Second priority]
3. [etc.]
### Information Gaps
[What is not yet known and needs to be determined]
### Sources Checked
[What was searched and what was not available]
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