What happened
A new tool lets users paste meeting notes, transcripts, or job descriptions into their browser. The tool automatically surfaces candidate priorities, stakeholders, and metrics, then generates a three-phase operating plan (Discover & Diagnose, Decide & Design, Deploy & Measure) without requiring an internet connection or third-party processing.
Why it matters
Teams often struggle to translate raw meeting input into structured, actionable plans. By running entirely client-side (in the browser), this tool keeps sensitive meeting content private while providing a starter scaffold that reads like an operating leader's plan, not a generic template.
What to watch
The tool is fully editable—users can modify the Markdown output before sending it out. The plan adapts as you fill in role context, function focus, time horizon (30/60/90 or 60/90/180 days), company context, and the top 5 job-description priorities.
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