clone-brief
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Send your position to a meeting instead of your body — a one-page brief carrying your stances, fallbacks, red lines, tradables, and delegation limits, readable by the colleague (or agent) representing you. Use when you can't attend a decision-making meeting, when double-booked, when briefing someone to negotiate for you, or 'what would you need from me to represent me?'. Produces the clone brief plus a 60-second verbal version for the person carrying it.
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npx skills add mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills --skill clone-brief -a claude-code
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