building an AI agent for paraplanning pre-meeting research.
Summary
The author shares their experience building an autonomous AI research agent for pre-meeting paraplanning tasks using Claude Opus 4, but faces challenges extending it to post-meeting document generation due to compliance and template issues. They seek advice on whether the two phases should remain separate and how to bridge them in regulated environments.
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