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Writing & Content Workflows

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iam-jonnySkills in this pack

Classify meeting transcripts, notes, or summaries into practical meeting types such as 1on1, Huddle, Requirements Definition, Design, All Hands, Sharing/Sync, Decision Review, Stakeholder Review, Planning, Retrospective, Incident/Postmortem, Customer Interview, or Other. Use when meeting type affects output format or downstream routing.

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Create monitoring policies for local folders, transcript drops, document exports, or team intake folders. Use when Codex needs to define scan cadence, file types, stability rules, processed state, routing, failure handling, privacy guardrails, and manual override behavior.

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Triage newly detected local files by type, likely source, meeting/document category, sensitivity, and downstream workflow. Use after a folder scan finds candidate files that need routing before summarization or artifact updates.

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Synthesize messy product inputs such as meeting notes, call transcripts, paper-note OCR, Slack threads, stakeholder requests, and rough bullets into structured product context. Use before BRD or PRD creation when inputs mix facts, opinions, decisions, requests, risks, and solution ideas.

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Synthesize stakeholder review comments, meeting notes, approval discussions, PRD feedback, roadmap feedback, and objections into decisions, unresolved issues, action items, artifact edits, and follow-up communication. Use after review meetings or async comment rounds.

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Includes Meeting Type Classify, Monitoring Policy Create, New File Triage, and other workflows.

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Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.

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What’s included

Meeting Type Classify

Classify meeting transcripts, notes, or summaries into practical meeting types such as 1on1, Huddle, Requirements Definition, Design, All Hands, Sharing/Sync, Decision Review, Stakeholder Review, Planning, Retrospective, Incident/Postmortem, Customer Interview, or Other. Use when meeting type affects output format or downstream routing.

Monitoring Policy Create

Create monitoring policies for local folders, transcript drops, document exports, or team intake folders. Use when Codex needs to define scan cadence, file types, stability rules, processed state, routing, failure handling, privacy guardrails, and manual override behavior.

New File Triage

Triage newly detected local files by type, likely source, meeting/document category, sensitivity, and downstream workflow. Use after a folder scan finds candidate files that need routing before summarization or artifact updates.

Product Intake Synthesize

Synthesize messy product inputs such as meeting notes, call transcripts, paper-note OCR, Slack threads, stakeholder requests, and rough bullets into structured product context. Use before BRD or PRD creation when inputs mix facts, opinions, decisions, requests, risks, and solution ideas.

Stakeholder Review Synthesize

Synthesize stakeholder review comments, meeting notes, approval discussions, PRD feedback, roadmap feedback, and objections into decisions, unresolved issues, action items, artifact edits, and follow-up communication. Use after review meetings or async comment rounds.

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