Sirano is an AI assistant for meetings with real-time suggestions.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · api.siranocce.com
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Approve a draft approval bundle, transitioning it from "draft" to "approved" status. The bundle can then be applied to execute the changes. Only bundles in "draft" status can be approved. Use create_approval_bundle to create a bundle first, then approve_bundle to authorize it.
Approve Bundle — Approve a draft approval bundle, transitioning it from "draft" to "approved" status. The bundle can then be applied to execute the changes. Only bundles in "draft" status can be approved. Use create_approval_bundle to create a bundle first, then approve_bundle to authorize it.
Ask About Meeting — Ask an AI question about a specific meeting. Uses RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) to search the meeting's transcript and knowledge base, then generates an answer with citations. Supports follow-up questions within a meeting context. This calls an AI model and may take 10-30 seconds. Use this when the user has a specific question about what was discussed in a meeting.
Ask Smart Agent — Ask a question to a built-in Smart Agent (Ryan, Ted, Cam, or Currency Team). The agent performs multi-turn reasoning with tool use including knowledge retrieval, web search, graph queries, and memory recall, then returns a synthesized answer. This calls an AI model and may take 30-120 seconds. Optionally provide conversation history for follow-up questions, or a meeting thread ID for transcript context. Use list_smart_agents first to see which agents are available and enabled.
Create Account — Create a new account (client, investor, vendor, or partner) in the user's organization with duplicate protection. Requires a name; type may be inferred and owner defaults to the current user. The tool may return existing_match, needs_confirmation, or needs_clarification instead of creating when duplicates or account type are uncertain.
Create Approval Bundle — Create a draft approval bundle for batched entity changes on an engagement. Items specify field-level changes to tasks, milestones, deliverables, or the engagement itself, with client-facing flags. The bundle starts in "draft" status and must be approved via approve_bundle before changes are applied. Use this to batch changes that need review before taking effect.
Create Opportunity — Create a new opportunity (deal or pipeline item) linked to an existing account. Requires the account ID, opportunity name, and owner. Returns the created opportunity with its ID, stage, and linked account. Use list_accounts or get_account_snapshot first to find the account ID and verify the owner is an org member. Lifecycle stages: Lead, Qualify, Exploring, Pitch, Won, Lost, PreKickoff, Delivery, WrapUp, Expansion.
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Sirano is an AI assistant for meetings with real-time suggestions.
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Draft Email Reply — Draft an email reply using meeting context, email thread history, and CRM account data. Provide a query describing the reply topic (e.g., 'follow up on the pricing discussion'). Optionally include an accountId for richer context from the CRM. The draft is NOT sent automatically — it is returned as text for review. This calls an AI model and may take 10-30 seconds.
Enrich Kickoff Delivery — Enrich a kickoff bundle with delivery planning details. Generates a milestone plan, task assignment proposals, and a week-by-week workflow structure from the engagement data. Optionally creates an approval bundle for task ownership changes. Requires an engagement ID from prepare_kickoff_bundle or get_engagement_snapshot. Use this after preparing a kickoff bundle to plan the delivery timeline.
Expire Bundle — Expire an approval bundle, marking it as no longer actionable. Expired bundles cannot be approved or applied. Cannot expire bundles that have already been applied. Use this to cancel or clean up stale approval bundles that are no longer needed.
Get Account Snapshot — Get a detailed snapshot of a single account in the user's organization. Returns the account profile (name, type, owner, relationship status, health), linked contacts (up to 6), recent opportunities (up to 5), recent engagements (up to 5), recent activity log, and a natural-language summary. Look up by account ID or fuzzy name match. Use this to understand the current state of a specific client, investor, vendor, or partner. Requires an account ID from list_accounts or a name string.
Get Engagement Snapshot — Get a detailed snapshot of a single engagement (active project/delivery). Returns the engagement profile, computed health status (Green/Yellow/Red based on overdue tasks, blocked items, and milestone slippage), milestone timeline, task and deliverable summaries, upcoming milestones (next 14 days), overdue and blocked task lists, linked meeting calls, and recent activity. Use this to understand delivery health and progress on an active engagement. Requires an engagement ID.
Get Job Result — Retrieve the result of a completed long-running job. Returns the full result payload if the job is completed, or an error if still running/failed. Call get_job_status first to confirm the job is completed.
Get Job Status — Check the status of a long-running job. Returns the current status (pending, running, completed, failed) and optional progress information. Use this to poll for completion after starting a long-running operation.
Get Meeting — Get a single meeting's details including its messages, transcripts, and AI responses. Returns the meeting name and a list of messages with author info, content, timestamps, and message type (User, Assistant, Transcript). Use this to read the full content of a specific meeting. Requires a meeting ID from list_meetings or search_meetings.
Get Meeting Assessments — Get AI-generated assessments for a meeting. Assessments are real-time insights produced during live meetings, categorized as: for_you (personalized tips), comparison (benchmarking), context (background info), actionable (suggested actions), or continue (encouragement). Use this after get_meeting to retrieve coaching insights. Returns an empty list if no assessments exist.
Get Meeting Summary — Generate an AI summary of a meeting. Produces a structured report with key points, action items, and discussion highlights. This calls an AI model and may take 10-30 seconds. Use this when the user wants a recap or overview of a meeting. Requires a meeting ID — get one from list_meetings or search_meetings first.
Get Portfolio Snapshot — Get a portfolio-wide overview of all accounts in the user's organization. Returns aggregate counts (accounts, opportunities, engagements, at-risk accounts, overdue touches), total pipeline value, a per-owner breakdown, all account summaries, and recent activity. Optionally filter by account owner name or account type. Use this for a high-level dashboard view or to assess portfolio health. Do NOT use this for a single account — use get_account_snapshot instead.
List Accounts — List accounts in the user's organization, ordered by most recently updated. Returns account names, types, relationship status, health status, owner info, and counts of linked opportunities/engagements/contacts. Supports filtering by account type, relationship status, health status, owner, and name search. Use this to browse or find accounts. Do NOT use this for a portfolio-wide summary with pipeline metrics — use get_portfolio_snapshot instead.
List Calendar Meetings — List the current user's cached Google Calendar meetings from Flow. Returns recent past or upcoming meetings from the Flow calendar cache, including provider event IDs that can be used with update_account or create_account convenience fields. Use this to browse meeting suggestions before populating last-contacted or next-call fields.
List Knowledge Files — List knowledge files uploaded to the user's organization. Returns file names, types, sizes, processing status, and tags. Use this to see what documents are available in the knowledge base. Do NOT use this for searching file content — use search_knowledge instead.
List Meetings — List meetings in the user's organization, ordered by most recent first. Returns meeting names, creation dates, recording status, and pagination cursors. Use this to browse recent meetings or find a specific meeting by name. Do NOT use this for semantic search across meeting content — use search_meetings instead.
List Opportunities — List opportunities (deals/pipeline items) in the user's organization, ordered by most recently updated. Returns opportunity names, stages, values, probabilities, expected close dates, linked account info, owner, and engagement count. Supports filtering by account, lifecycle stage, and owner. Use this to browse the sales pipeline or find specific opportunities. Lifecycle stages: Lead, Qualify, Exploring, Pitch, Won, Lost, PreKickoff, Delivery, WrapUp, Expansion.
List Smart Agents — List available Smart Agents and their readiness status. Returns each agent's ID, display name, description, catalog capabilities, training status (pending, trained, or validated), and whether it is enabled. Available built-ins include Ryan, Ted, Cam, and Currency Team. Use this to discover which agents are available before calling ask_smart_agent.
Plan Next Actions — Generate AI-recommended next-best-actions for a specific account or the entire portfolio. Returns a prioritized list of concrete, actionable recommendations based on account health, pipeline status, recent activity, and overdue touches. Optionally scope to a single account ID, or omit to get portfolio-wide recommendations. This calls an AI model and may take 10-30 seconds. Use get_account_snapshot or get_portfolio_snapshot first to understand the current state before requesting actions.
Prepare Call Wrap — Generate a call wrap-up bundle after a meeting. Analyzes the meeting transcript to extract action items, scheduling needs, and per-owner reports. Optionally creates a Google Doc artifact. Requires a meeting thread ID for best results. This calls an AI model, processes the transcript, and may create Google Drive artifacts; it can take 30-120 seconds. Use this after a meeting ends to document outcomes and distribute next steps.
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