Bryan Gilliom (via Claude) 339d753746 Bump to v0.2.0
Reflects the real-world fixes and new capabilities from the first live
invocation of internal-meeting-brief (Oshkosh GO Transit kickoff): PDF
generation, end-agency enrichment, channel/pricing confidentiality rule,
print-CSS fix, SO/PO scoping correction, contact/part-number lookup,
improved manifest schema, transcript archival, and the Plaud connector
root-cause fix. See README Changelog for the full list.
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Brief (CW-027)

A family of CoWork skills that generate single-file HTML briefing infographics for Message Point Media meetings — client/partner, internal, and project — on one shared MPM-branded visual component system. Originates from a bilingual template Roger Lu (Humax) shared with Bryan; reskinned entirely to MPM's brand (CW-001 / CW-028) and English-only.

Status: v0.2.0 — 1 of 6 skills built, real-world tested twice

Skill Status
internal-meeting-brief Built and installed. Real-tested 2026-09-21 (APTA 2026 booth planning) and 2026-09-22 (Oshkosh GO Transit internal kickoff) — the second run was the first real invocation from the actual installed skill, not Claude hand-building it, and surfaced real fixes (see Changelog).
vendor-partner-brief Not started
status-update-brief Not started
five-whys-brief Not started
kickoff-brief (3 audience variants) Not started
development-brief (software/hardware/product) Not started

Full design history, the data/continuity architecture, and delivery/hosting plan (deferred to CW-029, "Brief Server") live in CW-027's Concept.md on Drive — read that before starting work on any of the remaining five skills.

Architecture in one paragraph

Each skill pulls its own facts from connected tools (Plaud, Odoo, Gmail, Google Chat, the MPM Technical Reference System) rather than requiring hand-assembled input, maintains continuity per real-world project/topic via a Drive folder + _topic-state.md manifest (not the ephemeral sandbox), and renders through one shared component library (skills/*/assets/brief-components.css, tokens sourced from CW-028) rather than per-brief CSS. Every brief produces both HTML and PDF (headless Chromium via Playwright), archives the source transcript alongside itself, and — when a topic has a real end-client agency — resolves and embeds that agency's identity (legal name, transit brand name, logo, contact info). Hosting/publishing is intentionally out of scope for this repo — see CW-029.

Changelog

  • v0.2.0 (2026-09-22) — First real invocation from the installed skill (Oshkosh GO Transit kickoff) surfaced and fixed: a print-CSS bug causing blank PDF pages; SO/PO data wrongly excluded from this brief type by default; contact-info lookup and part-number/product verification (via the MPM Technical Reference System) added as standing steps; the real run's improved _topic-state.md schema (confidence tags, numbered-vs-proposed items, Findings/flags) folded back into the spec; meeting transcript archival made standing; PDF made a required parallel output instead of a manual export; end-agency identity enrichment added; a channel/pricing confidentiality Hard Rule recorded for future external-facing brief types. Also: the Plaud connector issue from v0.1.0 was root-caused (wrong connector + a web-URL id missing its of_ prefix) and fixed, and the repo's origin remote — which had drifted to the stale git.mpm.to — was corrected to git2.mpm.to.
  • v0.1.0 (2026-09-21) — Initial build: internal-meeting-brief, canonical shared component CSS, fixed-vs-dynamic section-structure contract. Plaud connector non-functional at this point; brief built from a manually uploaded transcript.

Known issues

None currently open for internal-meeting-brief. The Plaud connector problem from v0.1.0 is resolved (see Changelog) — use the official Plaud connector only, resolve recording ids via list_files(query=...), never from a web-app URL directly.

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CW-027 — MPM Brief: a family of CoWork skills that generate single-file HTML briefing infographics on a shared MPM-branded visual component system. Moved from git.mpm.to to git2.mpm.to per standing instruction — new work goes here.
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