Abstract: Embodiments described herein are directed to providing contextually relevant cues to users and to providing cues based on predicted conditions. In one scenario, a computer system identifies a task that is to be performed by a user. The computer system accesses data structures to identify current conditions related to the identified task. The computer system then generates, based on the identified current conditions related to the task, contextually relevant cues for the task. The contextually relevant cues provide suggestive information associated with the task. The computer system further provides the generated cue to the user. In other scenarios, the computer system identifies anticipated conditions related to the task using accessed historical information, and generates contextually relevant cues based on the identified anticipated conditions.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to providing event context assistance. In one scenario, a computer system detects the occurrence of a specified event that has an associated level of priority. The computer system determines that the level of priority for the specified event is sufficient to trigger retrieval of data from a data store, and further evaluates the specified event using the retrieved data to create an event data structure that provides relevant contextual information related to the specified event. The computer system then provides the created event data structure to a user or other entity.