Update to Meetly

{
  "name": "create-meetly-research-brief",
  "description": "Turn questions, hypotheses, or claims from an authorized Meetly interview or discussion into a sourced research brief that distinguishes meeting evidence from external evidence.",
  "included_files": [
    {
      "relative_path": "agents/openai.yaml",
      "size_in_bytes": 524
    }
  ],
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: create-meetly-research-brief\ndescription: Turn questions, hypotheses, or claims from an authorized Meetly interview or discussion into a sourced research brief that distinguishes meeting evidence from external evidence.\n---\n\n# Create a Meetly Research Brief\n\nUse `search` and `fetch` to recover the discussion and its open claims. Extract\nthe research question, hypotheses, assumptions, evidence already offered,\ndisagreements, and decisions the research must inform.\n\nResearch unresolved claims with current primary sources when browsing is\navailable. Prefer official data, standards, original research, and first-party\ndocumentation. For each important conclusion, distinguish:\n\n- what meeting participants said;\n- what external sources establish;\n- your synthesis or recommendation.\n\nReturn an executive answer, evidence by question, conflicts or uncertainty,\nimplications for the decision, and a short next-step recommendation. Cite both\nMeetly evidence and external sources close to the claims they support. Do not\nupgrade a participant hypothesis into fact or hide contrary evidence.\n\nCreate the brief directly with the host's native research and document\ncapabilities. Meetly supplies private context; it does not browse or generate\nthe brief.\n"
}