Running Meetings That Decide
Meetings produce decisions instead of more meetings. Every agenda item is a decision to make, pre-reads land a day ahead, and action items get chased until they close or escalate.
Your Righthand runs the mechanics that make meetings pay for themselves. It rewrites agendas so every item is a decision or a question, gets one-page pre-reads out a day ahead, captures action items with owners and dates, and chases them daily so the follow-up happens without a follow-up meeting.
What's in the pack.
3 skills, installed together — your Righthand arrives already equipped for the job.
- Calendar And Meetings
Meeting Operations
Use when running the mechanics of decision-producing meetings — writing agendas, sending pre-reads, capturing action items with owners and dates, chasing them to closure, and recommending which recurring meetings to kill.
- Calendar And Meetings
Working With Calendar
Manages a USER's connected Google Calendar or Outlook calendar via `agent connection tool-exec`. Use when the user delegates calendar work to you on THEIR account — checking their availability, scheduling meetings on their schedule, accepting/declining invites for them, coordinating attendees across timezones, or auditing their calendar for conflicts. Applies the same scheduling, etiquette, and timezone wisdom as `my-calendar` but executed against the user's connected calendar instead of your own. The calendar belongs to THEM, not to you. For your own calendar (the one the Righthand uses `agent calendar` against directly), use `my-calendar` instead.
- Productivity
Working With Documents
Anything to do with document files — sending them, receiving them, creating them from scratch, reading or extracting data from them, or editing them. Use when: (1) someone has attached a file to an email/SMS/Slack message and you need to download it with `agent download` to read or analyze its contents; (2) you're sending an email or MMS and need to attach a file (`agent email send --attachment …`, `agent sms send --media …`); (3) you've been asked to create a new spreadsheet, slide deck, PDF, business report, or proposal; (4) you need to extract text, tables, or data from a PDF or Excel file, or do spreadsheet work (formulas, pivots, charts); (5) you're editing existing document files (merging PDFs, OCR, password-protecting, format conversion). Covers PDFs, Excel/CSV, PowerPoint, general business documents, and attachment handling end-to-end. For documents that live inside Notion or Linear specifically, use `working-with-notion` or `working-with-linear` instead.
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