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Where to find it

In the desktop app, open Connect in the left sidebar, then the My context tab. My agent brief is the section on that tab. The section shows when the brief was last refreshed.

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What’s in the brief

The cards that change most often come first:
  • Current priorities
  • Key relationships
  • Projects
  • Glossary
Habits, Communication style, and Identity & role follow. Overview is a short generated summary of you, shown on the page. Open any other card to read the detail.

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Correcting your brief

Granola writes your brief from your meetings, so it can get things wrong. If anything is untrue, out of date, or you’d rather it wasn’t there, you can correct it:
  1. Open Connect > My context.
  2. Open a card and click Edit.
  3. Change, add, or delete text. Your changes save as you type.
Granola learns from your corrections when it refreshes the brief overnight. If you delete something, it leaves it out of your brief. Connected AIs read your corrected version. On Communication style, a sample of how you write in email is generated and stays as it is. You can still edit the rest of that card.

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Context from Gmail

The brief can also use Gmail. When that source is available, Connect Gmail appears under the cards.

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When it shows up

Agent brief is part of Business and Enterprise. Granola starts it after you have transcribed 10 meetings. Until then, My context tells you how many meetings are left. On the free plan, the section asks you to upgrade.

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Connected AIs

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI from the Connect page. On Business and Enterprise, those tools can read the brief over Granola MCP with get_agent_brief: your role, priorities, the people you work with, projects, glossary, and habits. They still use your recent meetings for what was said, decided, or assigned. If the brief is wrong, edit the card. What you tell the AI in the conversation takes precedence over the brief. On Enterprise, a workspace admin can stop AI tools from reading the brief. The switch is Read About Me profiles in MCP access settings.