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5-Minute Meeting Edge
Five quick templates for the moments around a meeting: prep, question, decision, risk, and follow-up.
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Each card gives you a useful work artifact before or after a real meeting.
Turn scattered notes into purpose, decisions, tension, and one useful question.
I have [time] before a meeting about [topic].
Context I can safely share:
[agenda, notes, thread summary, or rough memory]
Create a one-page meeting brief with the purpose, what seems decided, what is unclear, the likely tension, one useful question, and one follow-up.Find the question that helps the room decide something instead of drifting.
Help me find one better question for an upcoming work discussion.
Topic:
[topic]
What the group is probably trying to decide:
[best guess]
Give me the obvious question, a better question, why it matters, a softer version, and a direct version.Separate updates, opinions, missing information, and the actual decision.
Read the context below and identify the decision hiding inside it.
Context I can safely share:
[thread, notes, or summary]
Return the decision, options, missing information, who needs to weigh in, and the cleanest next message.Name the assumption, risk, tradeoff, question, and smallest mitigation.
I want to pressure-test this plan before a work meeting.
Plan I can safely share:
[plan or proposal]
Analyze this like a sharp operator who wants the plan to succeed. Give me the assumption, hidden risk, tradeoff, question, and mitigation.Turn rough notes into a recap, owners, dates, open questions, and a ready-to-send message.
Turn these rough meeting notes into a follow-up I can send.
Notes I can safely share:
[rough notes]
Return a 5-line recap, decisions, action items, open questions, one thing to confirm, and a ready-to-send message.Start here