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Design a meeting agenda where every item has an owner, a decision or output, and a time box — or gets cut and handled async.
Design an agenda for: {{meeting}} ({{duration}}, attendees: {{attendees}}, what prompted it: {{purpose}}).
For each item: the QUESTION to resolve (not a topic — 'Decide X' beats 'Discuss X'), owner, time box, and required pre-reading. Order by importance, not politeness. Then: cut anything that's really a status update (propose the async alternative), define what done looks like for the meeting, and write the 3-line calendar invite description that makes people arrive prepared.
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