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Meeting Decision Brief.

A concise stakeholder brief, coverage statement, decision register, action register, unresolved questions, and changes from a supplied prior register.

A suggestion is not an accepted commitment; no calendar changes or attendee messages. This is a self-directed Markdown skill, not an installed integration or hosted service.

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These orientation steps are public. The paid instructions and files stay in your purchase download.

Overhead meeting room with evidence cards converging on one decision and next action
Download → Prepare → Draft → Review
01

Find and open your files.

Open the order-confirmation email and choose Access Downloads or View Order. Verify access using the code sent to your checkout email. Save the ZIP, extract a copy, and keep the entire skill folder together.

Package: StratBuild-Meeting-Decision-Brief-v0.3.1.zip (v0.3.1). If the file is missing or your purchased version differs, contact support; do not purchase it again.

stratbuild-meeting-decision-brief/① README.md — quickstart② SKILL.md — paid instructionsEXAMPLE.md — fictional worked exampleSTRATBUILD-LICENSE.txt — original license

These are filenames inside your purchase, not public download links. A .md file is a plain-text document; open it in a text editor or Markdown viewer.

02

Prepare one bounded task.

Read README.md and the license first. Supply the text of the purchased SKILL.md as task instructions using your assistant’s supported text or file mechanism. Label your source facts separately. If the host has context limits, use a smaller task and verify what it can read.

No automatic installation or connection.

This is a Markdown resource package. Native host installation and compatibility are not certified. Your AI account, privacy settings and any tool fees are separate. Only supply inputs you are authorized to use.

Bring the facts that matter.

  • Transcript or notes with stable timestamp, paragraph, or row anchors.
  • Meeting dates, timezone, speaker identities, and known coverage gaps.
  • Included meeting series or bounded date window.
  • Prior action register, accessible evidence, and requested delivery format.
03

Try a small fictional example.

After loading your purchased instructions, use a brief like this. It is an orientation example, not a replacement for the paid workflow.

After loading the purchased SKILL.md instructions, help me create one small review draft for a fictional business. The desired result is: A concise stakeholder brief, coverage statement, decision register, action register, unresolved questions, and changes from a supplied prior register. Ask for missing source inputs. Keep unknown facts, amounts and permissions unresolved. Do not connect services, send messages or publish anything.

Illustrative walkthrough only

Prepare the inputs

Transcript or notes with stable timestamp, paragraph, or row anchors.

Create a bounded draft

A concise stakeholder brief, coverage statement, decision register, action register, unresolved questions, and changes from a supplied prior register.

Review before use

The meeting owner verifies source coverage, quoted meaning, speaker identity, conditions, owner acceptance, due dates, and evidence before sharing or updating a tracker.

Read EXAMPLE.md inside your purchase for the complete authored demonstration. Fictional examples and author rehearsals are not independent tests or customer results.

04

Review before using the draft.

  • The meeting owner verifies source coverage, quoted meaning, speaker identity, conditions, owner acceptance, due dates, and evidence before sharing or updating a tracker.
  • Unprovided facts, amounts and permissions stay unresolved.
  • No external service is connected and no message, payment or publication occurs.

Keep source facts, missing decisions and human approval visible. Drafting does not authorize sending, spending, publishing or connecting a live system.

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