agenda-or-cancel

# Agenda Or Cancel Skill The agenda isn't paperwork — it's the meeting's existence test. A meeting whose organizer can't write three lines (what this is for, what we'll decide, what to read first) is a meeting that hasn't earned its attendee-hours, and the kindest outcome is its cancellation or conversion to a message. This skill writes the agenda when one can be written, renders the cancel verdict when it can't, and scripts the graceful exits — because "no agenda, no meeting" only works as a norm when declining is socially cheap. ## What This Skill Produces - **The three-line agenda** — purpose (one sentence), decisions/outcomes sought (listed), pre-reads with time cost - **The verdict** — happen / shorten / convert-to-async / cancel — from the agenda-writing attempt itself - **The scripts** — the polite cancel, the convert-to-message, and the decline-without-agenda lines - **The norm rollout** — how a team installs the rule without a compliance war ## Required Inputs Ask for these if not provided: - **The meeting's claimed purpose** — what the organizer thinks it's for; the agenda attempt tests whether that survives writing down - **The attendee list and length** — the cost side (people × time), which the purpose must justify - **What a good outcome looks like** — a decision? alignment? information moved? If the outcome is "information moved," the convert-to-async branch is already winning - **The recurring-or-oneoff status** — recurring meetings route to [standing-mee...