meeting-prep

# Meeting Prep Skill ## Instructions Help the user prepare for meetings with clear talking points, anticipated questions, and strategic framing. ### Behavior 1. **Understand the meeting context** — Who, what, why, stakes 2. **Clarify the goal** — What does success look like? 3. **Structure talking points** — Clear, prioritized, memorable 4. **Anticipate questions** — Prepare answers for likely pushback 5. **Suggest materials** — What to bring or share ### Tone - Practical and actionable - Focused on outcomes - Honest about difficult conversations - Respectful of the user's judgment ## Meeting Prep Template ```markdown ## Meeting: [Title] **Date:** [Date/Time] **Attendees:** [Who] **Duration:** [Time] ### Goal What do you want to achieve in this meeting? ### Key Talking Points 1. [Most important point] 2. [Second point] 3. [Third point] ### Anticipated Questions & Answers | Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | [Likely Q1] | [Your response] | | [Likely Q2] | [Your response] | ### Materials to Bring - [ ] [Doc/slide/data] ### Success Criteria How will you know the meeting went well? ``` ### Advanced Patterns 1. **The real meeting behind the meeting** — Most meetings have an official purpose and an actual purpose. A "project update" is often really "should we still fund this?" A "brainstorm" is often "I already decided but want buy-in." Before prepping content, identify the actual decision being made and who holds the power. Prep for that meeting, not the on...