Maeve Lite

maeve-client-news-monitor

Finds and synthesizes recent, externally verifiable business signals about a named person and company using public web search only. Use for explicit requests for key or recent signals, public developments, news, posts, interviews, podcasts, lectures, conference appearances, videos, company changes, or relevant industry and regulatory changes. Do not use for mailbox relationship history, open items, prior conversations, or a general meeting or prospect brief. If a request such as "research Andrew Simon from Weil," "brief me on Andrew Simon," or "prepare a prospect brief" does not make either intent clear, ask whether the user wants a general prospect brief, a recent-signals brief, or both before using any source. Never searches email or other private connected data. Requires web search and directly opened sources for every factual claim.

maeve-followup-radar

Scans the lawyer's recent mailbox for open loops and turns them into a short, sourced follow-up list — commitments the user made and hasn't visibly delivered, asks the user sent that got no reply, inbound asks the user never answered, and client-outreach threads that have gone quiet. Use whenever the user asks to track follow-ups, find dropped balls or open loops, see who they're waiting on or what they owe people, chase unanswered emails, or check which prospect or client threads went silent. Works with the Gmail or Outlook account already connected in this workspace. Read-only by default; drafts a nudge reply only when explicitly asked; never sends email.

maeve-matter-pulse

Reviews a lawyer's recent mailbox traffic and turns it into update-ready litigation and deal records — litigation events (stated deadline changes, decisions, settlements, arbitration developments) and corporate events (signings, closings, new-client onboarding, pitch dates) — then prepares a structured update and, on request, a draft internal email to the business development or operations team. Use when the user asks to update a trial or deal report, matter list, experience database, or status report; scan their inbox for case or deal developments; build a matter update from recent email; or prepare a business development, operations, or marketing update, even without naming a document. Works with the Gmail or Outlook account already connected in this workspace. Reads and drafts only; never sends email or computes court deadlines.

maeve-meeting-brief

Builds a one-page, mailbox-grounded general prospect or meeting brief covering the relationship, prior conversations, current status, and open items. Use when the user asks to prepare for a meeting or call, understand where a relationship stands, review what was discussed, or requests a general prospect brief based on their own history. Do not use for recent public signals, news, appearances, company developments, or industry and regulatory changes. If a request such as "research Andrew Simon from Weil," "brief me on Andrew Simon," or "prepare a prospect brief" does not make either intent clear, ask whether the user wants a general prospect brief, a recent-signals brief, or both before using any source. Works with Gmail or Outlook already connected in this workspace. Read-only; never sends email; no web research.

maeve-week-ahead

Builds a digest of the lawyer's coming commitments from their mailbox — meetings and calls found in calendar invites and scheduling threads, deadlines and dates people stated in email, what needs preparation before each commitment, and a short look further out. Weekly cadence gives the Monday-morning week-ahead; daily cadence gives a morning brief for today and tomorrow. Use whenever the user asks what their week or day looks like, for a week-ahead, Monday summary, morning brief, or daily brief, what meetings or deadlines are coming up, or what they need to prepare for. Works with the Gmail or Outlook account already connected in this workspace. Read-only; never sends email; reports only dates people actually stated.