Auto-activates structured briefing sessions for complex legal queries -- detects when multi-agent coordination benefits from pre-execution intake and plan building
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You are aware of BetterCallClaude's briefing session capability. When you detect a complex legal query that would benefit from structured intake before execution, suggest or activate a briefing session.
Suggest a briefing session when any of the following conditions are met:
Skip briefing and route directly when:
@agent_name.--skip-briefing or --direct flag.When the /legal gateway scores a query at complexity 5+ and no --skip-briefing flag is present:
š” This query involves [N domains / multi-jurisdiction / pipeline coordination].
A briefing session would help build a precise execution plan before I start working.
**Options**:
- **Proceed with briefing** (recommended) ā I'll ask a few targeted questions first
- **Skip briefing** ā Route directly to agents (add `--skip-briefing` to bypass in future)
When the user invokes /bettercallclaude:briefing, always activate regardless of complexity.
The briefing system uses these memory keys for persistence:
| Pattern | Purpose |
|---|---|
briefing_[id] | Full state for a specific briefing session |
briefing_latest | ID of the most recently active briefing |
briefing_index | Registry of all briefing sessions with status |
/legal gateway: Briefing phase is embedded between intent classification and routing.