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AI Board Lite

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Meetings, decks, Excel, memos

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AI Board Lite: skills for the work that comes back every week in an executive's calendar.

Meetings. Turn a transcript into decisions and action items with owners, dates and the quote behind each one, plus follow-up drafts. Prep a meeting from what changed since last time.

PowerPoint. Build a board-ready deck from notes (storyline first, one message per slide, then a .pptx), review a deck the way a board member reads it, and compare two versions on message and numbers.

Excel. Explain what a spreadsheet says with the biggest movements, variances and data problems, each with its cell reference, or build a working budget, forecast or tracker with real formulas.

Decisions. Write a one-page decision memo with honest trade-offs, or a two-minute update for a board, investors or a team.

The skills work from the material you share in the conversation and mark anything that is missing instead of filling it in. Follow-ups and updates come back as drafts for you to send, and the skills ask before they create a file. They answer in your language.

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Example prompts

  • “Here's the transcript of today's meeting. What are the action items?”
  • “Turn these notes into five slides for the board.”
  • “What does this spreadsheet tell me, and where are the variances?”

Skills

  • actionables

    Turns a meeting transcript into decisions, action items with an owner, a due date and the quote behind each one, and per-person follow-up drafts. Marks owners and dates nobody said as missing, and drafts follow-ups without sending them. Use when the user shares a transcript and asks "what are the action items", "what did we agree", "wat zijn de actionables", "wat waren mijn acties".

  • analyze-spreadsheet

    Reads an Excel or CSV file and explains what the numbers say in plain language. Finds the biggest movements, variances against budget or last period, outliers and formula or data problems, each with its sheet and cell reference. Flags gaps instead of filling them. Use for "what does this spreadsheet tell me", "explain these numbers", "wat zie je in deze excel", "waar zitten de afwijkingen".

  • build-deck

    Turns notes, a brief or a document into a board-ready presentation. Builds the storyline first (one message per slide, headline titles), then produces a .pptx when the environment can create files, or a slide-by-slide outline to paste. Use for "make a deck from this", "turn these notes into slides", "maak een presentatie hiervan", "zet dit in een powerpoint".

  • build-spreadsheet

    Builds a working Excel file from a description: a budget, a forecast, a tracker or a simple model, with real formulas instead of typed results, clearly marked input cells and a short explanation of how it works. Use for "make me a spreadsheet for", "build a budget template", "maak een excel voor", "bouw een begroting".

  • compare-decks

    Compares two versions of the same presentation on message and numbers, not formatting, and reports changed figures, dropped claims, new claims and softened language with slide numbers. Use when the user shares two decks and asks "what changed", "compare these two presentations", "vergelijk deze twee decks".

  • decision-memo

    Writes a one-page decision memo from the material the user provides: the decision in one sentence, the options with honest trade-offs, a recommendation with its reasoning, the risks and the exact ask. Use for "write a decision memo", "help me decide between", "zet dit op een rij voor een besluit", "schrijf een besluitnotitie".

  • meeting-prep

    Builds a delta brief for an upcoming meeting from the notes, emails and documents the user provides. Reconstructs what was agreed last time, what changed since, who owes what, and three talking points, each line with its source. Use when the user asks "prep me for X", "where did we leave X last time", "bereid me voor op X".

  • review-deck

    Reviews a presentation the way a board member reads it. Checks whether the titles alone tell the story, whether every number is sourced and consistent across slides, and what a critical reader will ask. Returns a verdict, slide-by-slide fixes and the questions to prepare for. Use for "review this deck", "is this ready for the board", "check mijn presentatie", "wat ontbreekt er aan dit deck".

  • stakeholder-update

    Turns notes, figures and project status into a short update for a board, investors, a team or a client: headline first, a status per topic with a clear on track / at risk / off track label, the numbers that moved, what is needed from the reader, and nothing else. Use for "write the monthly update", "draft an investor update", "schrijf de maandupdate", "maak een update voor de RvC".

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Version
0.1.2
Keywords
meetings, powerpoint, excel, presentations, spreadsheets, decision-memo, executive
Created
October 8, 2026
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