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meeting-sync

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Sync meeting transcript to project documentation. Use when: processing a new meeting transcript, updating project docs after a meeting, generating meeting notes from a transcript, keeping backlog/overview aligned with discussion outcomes.

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    If your project maintains translated versions of any docs, also update them after completing the steps below.

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    Before writing anything, verify:

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    Existing docs: read all target files if they exist:

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    Create docs/meeting-notes/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD.md (create the meeting-notes/ folder if it does not exist).

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    Language: write in English; translate/distill if the transcript is in another language

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    Read the existing file. For each section, check whether the transcript changes or extends the content:

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    Edit only what changed: Do not rewrite sections that are unaffected.

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    Read the existing backlog.

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    New user stories: add rows to the relevant EPIC table.

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    Updated stories: if an existing story was refined or re-scoped, update its Notes column.

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    Decisions / Out of Scope: update the *Decided / Out of Scope* section.

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    Open Questions: check each - [ ] item — mark - [x] if answered in the transcript, add new ones.

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    Technical Debt: add new rows if infrastructure tasks surfaced.

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SKILL.md

Meeting Sync

Processes a raw meeting transcript and keeps all project documentation up to date in one workflow.

When to Use

  • A new meeting transcript is available and needs to be turned into structured notes
  • The backlog, project overview, or other project docs need updating after a discussion

Outputs Produced

FileAction
docs/meeting-notes/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD.mdCreated — structured recap of the meeting
docs/project-overview.mdUpdated if new strategic or architectural facts emerged
docs/backlog.mdUpdated — new items added, decisions recorded, open questions updated

If your project maintains translated versions of any docs, also update them after completing the steps below.


Procedure

Step 0 — Collect Missing Context

Before writing anything, verify:

  1. Transcript source: confirm which file is the transcript (or use the attached file / selection).
  2. Meeting date: extract from filename or transcript. If not found, ask the user.
  3. Attendees: extract from transcript text. If not determinable, ask: "Who attended this meeting? (names and roles)"
  4. Existing docs: read all target files if they exist:
    • docs/project-overview.md
    • docs/backlog.md
    • Any prior docs/meeting-notes/meeting-*.md for continuity

Do not proceed to writing until date and attendees are known.


Step 1 — Generate Meeting Notes

Create docs/meeting-notes/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD.md (create the meeting-notes/ folder if it does not exist). Follow the template in ./references/doc-templates.md.

Rules:

  • Language: write in English; translate/distill if the transcript is in another language
  • Distill, do not transcribe — extract decisions, facts, open questions, and action items; discard filler
  • Group content into thematic sections (e.g., Technical, Product, UX Insights)
  • End with:
    • Decisions Made table (decision | detail)
    • Open Questions checklist - [ ]
    • Action Items table (owner | task | deadline if mentioned)

Step 2 — Update project-overview.md

Read the existing file. For each section, check whether the transcript changes or extends the content:

Section to checkWhat to look for
Vision / Problem StatementNew framing, new pain points mentioned
Core ConceptsArchitecture changes, new components, new constraints
Key Use CasesPriority shifts, new use cases, new personas
StakeholdersNew contacts, role changes
Business ModelPricing changes, new segments
Technical ArchitectureNew system components, rejected approaches
Competitive ContextNew intelligence

Edit only what changed. Do not rewrite sections that are unaffected.


Step 3 — Update backlog.md

Read the existing backlog. Apply changes in this order:

  1. New user stories: add rows to the relevant EPIC table. Use the existing ID prefix. Set notes to the meeting date for traceability.
  2. Updated stories: if an existing story was refined or re-scoped, update its Notes column. Do not delete stories.
  3. Decisions / Out of Scope: update the Decided / Out of Scope section.
  4. Open Questions: check each - [ ] item — mark - [x] if answered in the transcript, add new ones.
  5. Technical Debt: add new rows if infrastructure tasks surfaced.

Update the Last updated date at the top. Add the new meeting date to the "Based on meetings" line.


Step 4 — Final Check

Before finishing, verify:

  • Meeting notes file created at docs/meeting-notes/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD.md with correct date
  • project-overview.md updated if needed
  • backlog.md header date updated
  • No section was accidentally deleted or overwritten
  • All open questions from the transcript are captured somewhere (meeting notes or backlog)

Report what was changed in a brief summary: one line per file, noting what was added/updated.

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