board-minutes

Drafting board meeting minutes from a calendar event is handled by detecting upcoming meetings and generating a structured minutes draft using your internal formatting rules and seeded templates. You provide meeting materials, and the output is a review-ready draft with attendance capture and quorum validation.

Quorum validation in corporate governance documentation confirms whether the minimum required directors are present before decisions are recorded. The skill checks attendance against your governing documents or internal configuration to validate quorum and applies role-dependent output constraints to the minutes draft.

Generating written consent resolutions instead of formal board minutes is routed to a dedicated written-consent skill. When a scenario requires alternative actions rather than meeting minutes, the skill directs the written consent pathway there instead of drafting standard minutes sections.

Using your own corporate governance template format for board minutes drafting is supported through internal configuration and seeded templates. The skill leverages your CLAUDE configuration for minutes format, producing agenda-by-agenda sections with exact decision wording and placeholder marking for attorney review.

Board minutes drafting works without calendar access by asking you to specify meeting details manually. When calendar detection is unavailable, you provide the meeting metadata directly, and the skill still performs attendance collection, quorum checks, and structured minutes drafting for committee meetings.

Automated legal documentation for attorney review uses placeholder marking instead of fabricating content, meaning unresolved or missing information is flagged rather than guessed. The draft is review-ready but requires attorney approval, and written consent actions are handled by a separate skill.