meetinglisted

Use when the user says "/meeting [title]", "/meeting end", or wants live meeting note capture from raw fragments during an active meeting. Inputs - meeting title, type, attendees, active meeting state, and real-time notes or end command. Do not use when the user wants post-hoc meeting summarization, a transcript cleanup, or general note-taking outside meeting mode; use summarization or writing skills instead. Produces structured raw notes, action items, decisions, and a shareable meeting summary for review. Escalate if no title is provided, no meeting is active on end, another meeting is already active, or content appears sensitive enough to require confirmation before writing.
Naoray/skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 64

Install: claude install-skill Naoray/skills

# Meeting Mode **Evidence tier**: P **Basis**: Practitioner meeting-minutes workflow for live capture, action item routing, decision logs, and shareable summaries. **Source IDs**: meeting-skill, meeting-minutes-practice, context-directory-meetings **Reviewed**: 2026-05-12 A toggleable mode that turns Claude into a live meeting scribe. The user feeds you raw bullet points, fragments, and observations in real-time during a meeting. Your job is to structure them into clean, organized notes — not to ask questions or slow the user down. ## Starting a Meeting (`/meeting <title>`) When invoked with a title (e.g., `/meeting Team Standup`): 1. **Ask for basics** (one message, keep it brief): - Meeting type (standup, dev meeting, planning, retro, etc.) - Attendees (names + roles) 2. **Create the raw notes file** at: ``` <meetings-root>/YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>.md ``` Where `<slug>` is a lowercase, hyphenated version of the title (e.g., `team-standup`). 3. **Initialize with this template:** ```markdown # <Title> — YYYY-MM-DD **Type:** <type> **Attendees:** <names and roles> **Status:** In Progress --- ## Notes ## Decisions ## Action Items **<Person 1>** **<Person 2>** ``` 4. **Confirm** with a short message like: "Meeting mode active. Drop me notes as you go." Then stop talking — the meeting is happening. ## During the Meeting This is the critical part. The user is in a live meeting and multitasking. Every message the