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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- sehgalmayank001/virtual-cortextheir own version, first seen Oct 29, 2026
- adsmaniotto/personal-claude-skillstheir own version, first seen May 7, 2026
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- adsmaniotto/personal-claude-skills★ 3same name
- sehgalmayank001/virtual-cortex★ 1same name
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- Distinctive: line 23
If your project maintains translated versions of any docs, also update them after completing the steps below.
- Distinctive: line 31
Before writing anything, verify:
- Distinctive: line 36
Existing docs: read all target files if they exist:
- Very specific: line 47
Create docs/meeting-notes/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD.md (create the meeting-notes/ folder if it does not exist).
- Distinctive: line 50
Language: write in English; translate/distill if the transcript is in another language
- Distinctive: line 62
Read the existing file. For each section, check whether the transcript changes or extends the content:
- Distinctive: line 74
Edit only what changed: Do not rewrite sections that are unaffected.
- Distinctive: line 80
Read the existing backlog.
- Distinctive: line 82
New user stories: add rows to the relevant EPIC table.
- Distinctive: line 83
Updated stories: if an existing story was refined or re-scoped, update its Notes column.
- Distinctive: line 84
Decisions / Out of Scope: update the *Decided / Out of Scope* section.
- Very specific: line 85
Open Questions: check each - [ ] item — mark - [x] if answered in the transcript, add new ones.
- Distinctive: line 86
Technical Debt: add new rows if infrastructure tasks surfaced.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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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
| File | Action |
docs/meeting-notes/meeting-YYYY-MM-DD.md | Created — structured recap of the meeting |
docs/project-overview.md | Updated if new strategic or architectural facts emerged |
docs/backlog.md | Updated — 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:
- Transcript source: confirm which file is the transcript (or use the attached file / selection).
- Meeting date: extract from filename or transcript. If not found, ask the user.
- Attendees: extract from transcript text. If not determinable, ask: "Who attended this meeting? (names and roles)"
- Existing docs: read all target files if they exist:
docs/project-overview.mddocs/backlog.md- Any prior
docs/meeting-notes/meeting-*.mdfor 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 check | What to look for |
| Vision / Problem Statement | New framing, new pain points mentioned |
| Core Concepts | Architecture changes, new components, new constraints |
| Key Use Cases | Priority shifts, new use cases, new personas |
| Stakeholders | New contacts, role changes |
| Business Model | Pricing changes, new segments |
| Technical Architecture | New system components, rejected approaches |
| Competitive Context | New 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:
- New user stories: add rows to the relevant EPIC table. Use the existing ID prefix. Set notes to the meeting date for traceability.
- Updated stories: if an existing story was refined or re-scoped, update its Notes column. Do not delete stories.
- Decisions / Out of Scope: update the Decided / Out of Scope section.
- Open Questions: check each
- [ ]item — mark- [x]if answered in the transcript, add new ones. - 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.mdwith correct date project-overview.mdupdated if neededbacklog.mdheader 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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