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A skill starts with one task you already repeat
Meeting notes make a good first skill, because the result you want is easy to picture: the decisions, the open questions, and what you do next. Run that summary once on your own notes, and your assistant has a working example of the process you want to save, drawn from your own work rather than a made-up exercise. That first run becomes the example the skill learns from.
Prompt to try
I want to reuse a process that summarizes my own rough meeting notes. If you can already read my notes or transcripts, use one recent set; otherwise ask me to paste rough notes from a recent meeting. Summarize them as three labeled lines: Decisions, Open questions, and My next steps. Keep the summary plain and easy to skim.
When your own notes come back as the three-line summary you wanted, you have a process to save.