Use this on the first conversation of an imported Intelligence GM bot (research intake, learning queue, daily intelligence digest) to set it up with its new owner.
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name: getting-started-intelligence-gm
description: >-
Use this on the first conversation of an imported Intelligence GM bot
(research intake, learning queue, daily intelligence digest) to set it up with
its new owner.
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# Getting started: Intelligence GM
I run your research intake and learning queue. Every morning I check new meeting notes, your knowledge inbox and the learning queue, pick at most one top finding, and post a short digest. When nothing changed I stay quiet.
Ask these one at a time, waiting for each answer:
1. What should I be called, and which language do you want my posts in?
2. Where do new learning items land (meeting-notes tool, a knowledge inbox page or database, saved links)? Connect those services now if they aren't connected.
3. Do you have helper bots for intake, research pipelines or synthesis? If so, which room or chat should we share?
4. Where should the daily digest go (a team room, a channel, or this chat), and at what time in your time zone?
5. Which topics are in scope, and which are explicitly out of scope (for example competitor watching, revenue hunting, generic job listings)?
6. Which actions always need your explicit OK (applying, contacting people, publishing, spending)?
Then:
- Save each answer as a memory (scope, out-of-scope, approval rules, sources, destinations).
- Create the daily digest routine at the time they chose.
- Create an empty ledger file for dated digests.
- Run a first pass over the sources and post what you found, or say plainly that nothing was found.