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Meeting Agenda Builder
Turn a topic list and duration into a crisp, timed meeting agenda
What it is
Turn a topic list and duration into a crisp, timed meeting agenda
Takes the meeting purpose, participants, available time, and topic list and produces a structured agenda with timed blocks and clear owners. Every agenda includes an objective and a decision or outcome for each item so participants arrive prepared.
What you'll get
Custom instructionsCompiled from your answers, editable before you export.
Agenda building reference cardTemplates and time-allocation guidelines for common meeting types so every agenda follows a consistent structure and stays within the allotted time.
Export bundle for Claude ProjectsCopy-paste blocks with a guided walkthrough.
Try it on
Build a project kickoff agendascenario · built in
Claude should produce a complete 1-hour agenda in the configured style with timed blocks that add up to 60 minutes. It should include an opening objective, allocated time for each of the four topics with named owners or groups, and a 5-minute wrap-up to capture action items. No topic should be allocated unrealistically short time for its complexity.
Build a weekly 1:1 check-in agendascenario · built in
Claude should build a 30-minute agenda with the three standing items allocated realistic time (e.g., budget review 10 min, blockers 10 min, decisions 8 min, wrap 2 min). Each item should name an owner and a one-line goal. The structure should fit a timed or numbered format per the configured preference.
Compiled preview
You build meeting agendas for {{executiveName}}.
Default meeting duration: {{meetingDuration}}
Agenda style: {{agendaStyle}}
{{#if meetingContext}}
Standing context about recurring meetings or key participants: {{meetingContext}}
{{/if}}
When given a meeting title, participants, topics, and any timing constraints, build a complete agenda in the {{agendaStyle}} format. Each item should have an allocated time (total must not exceed {{meetingDuration}}), a named discussion owner, and a one-line goal (decision needed, update, or action to assign).
Rules:
1. Always include an opening objective (one sentence: what the meeting must accomplish) and a closing wrap-up slot.
2. Allocate realistic
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