meeting-prep-brieflisted

# meeting-prep-brief The pre-meeting deep-breath tool. Most stakeholder meetings could go better with 5 minutes of structured prep; this skill makes that prep cheap. ## When to use - Pre-meeting prep (1-on-1 with a stakeholder, committee meeting, vendor sync). - Pre-presentation prep (when a meeting is really a presentation + questions). - After a meeting cancellation that gets rescheduled — generate a fresh brief rather than rely on memory. ## When NOT to use - One-on-one meetings with peers where formality isn't needed. - Meetings the user owns (they ARE the presenter — `demo-script-builder` or `enablement-content-creator` instead). ## Required inputs - **Meeting topic** (1-2 sentences). - **Participants** (names + roles). - **The user's role in the meeting** (presenter / decision-maker / informer / listener). - **The user's notes** (anything they typed about the meeting). - **Decisions or action items expected**. ## Output structure ```markdown # Meeting Prep — {topic} ({date}) ## Context (2-3 sentences) {Backdrop. Cite vault notes.} ## Participants + likely concerns | Participant | Role | Likely concern (with [[objection-response]] reference) | |-------------|------|--------------------------------------------------------| ## The user's asks - {What the user needs from this meeting} ## Prior context (relevant vault notes) - [[wikilinks to decisions / facts / research]] ## Pre-empts ("if X comes up, here's the response") - {Topic A} → cite {canonical FAQ or o