From neuroflow
First-class meeting command — schedule meetings, prepare agendas with project context, send calendar invites, take structured notes, and auto-create tasks from action items. Supports project, flowie, and hive levels.
npx claudepluginhub stanislavjiricek/neuroflow --plugin neuroflow# /meeting First-class meeting management for neuroflow. Distinct from `/notes` (which captures unstructured live input) — `/meeting` is for planned meetings with agenda, attendees, calendar integration, and action-item-to-task conversion. Read the `neuroflow:phase-meeting` skill first. Then follow the neuroflow-core lifecycle. --- ## Step 0 — Check for .neuroflow/ If `.neuroflow/` does not exist, stop and tell the user to run `/neuroflow` first. --- ## Step 1 — Parse mode flag If no flag given: default to `--list` if any meeting files exist, otherwise `--new`. | Flag | Action | |-...
/meetingRuns simulated PR/FAQ review meeting with four personas (engineer, customer, executive, builder) debating weak spots in prfaq.tex, producing decisions and summary file.
First-class meeting management for neuroflow. Distinct from /notes (which captures unstructured live input) — /meeting is for planned meetings with agenda, attendees, calendar integration, and action-item-to-task conversion.
Read the neuroflow:phase-meeting skill first. Then follow the neuroflow-core lifecycle.
If .neuroflow/ does not exist, stop and tell the user to run /neuroflow first.
If no flag given: default to --list if any meeting files exist, otherwise --new.
| Flag | Action |
|---|---|
--new | Schedule a new meeting |
--prepare <slug> | Prepare agenda with project context |
--view <slug> | Show meeting file with task status inline |
--list | List all meetings at current level |
--invite <slug> | (Re)send calendar invites |
--close <slug> | Finalize meeting and convert action items to tasks |
--init | Set up recurring meeting templates |
Parse --level project|flowie|hive (default: project).
Follow the instructions in neuroflow:phase-meeting for the selected mode.
Append to .neuroflow/sessions/YYYY-MM-DD.md:
[HH:MM] /meeting --{mode} — {one-line summary}
Examples:
[09:00] /meeting --new — created Weekly Lab Meeting 2026-04-20 (hive level), sent invites to 4 attendees
[09:30] /meeting --prepare weekly-lab-2026-04-20 — populated agenda with 3 active tasks and 2 hive directions
[10:00] /meeting --close weekly-lab-2026-04-20 — created 3 project tasks from action items