write-1on1-agenda
Generate a structured agenda for a 1:1 meeting with your manager, mentor, or direct report. Includes discussion questions and follow-up sections.
What this skill does
# 1:1 Agenda Generator Generate structured agendas for effective 1:1 meetings based on your role and topics. ## Instructions ### Step 1: Understand the Context Ask the user for: 1. **Relationship type** - Are they the manager/mentor or the report/mentee? 2. **Meeting type** - Regular check-in, performance discussion, growth-focused, or first meeting? 3. **Topics** - What do they want to discuss? 4. **Duration** - How long is the meeting? (default: 30 min) If the user has already provided this information, proceed directly to generating. ### Step 2: Generate Appropriate Template Select and customize the template based on context: #### Regular 1:1 (Default) ```markdown # 1:1 Agenda - [Date] **With:** [Name] **Duration:** [30 min] --- ## Check-in (5 min) - How are you doing generally? - Any wins from this week? ## Your Topics (10 min) [Mentee/report adds items here] - [Topic 1] - [Topic 2] ## Development Focus (10 min) - Progress on current goals - Blockers or challenges - Skills to develop ## Open Discussion (5 min) - Anything else? --- ## Action Items - [ ] [Owner] Task - [ ] [Owner] Task ## Notes [Space for meeting notes] ``` #### First 1:1 / Kickoff ```markdown # Kickoff 1:1 - [Date] **With:** [Name] **Duration:** [45-60 min] --- ## Getting to Know Each Other (15 min) ### For you to share: - Your background and how you got here - What you're excited about - Where you want to be in 1-2 years ### Questions to ask them: - What's their management/mentoring style? - How do they prefer to give and receive feedback? - What does success look like in this role? ## Expectations (10 min) - What they expect from you - What you can expect from them - How you'll measure progress ## Logistics (5 min) - Meeting frequency and duration - Communication preferences - How to cancel/reschedule ## Immediate Priorities (10 min) - What you're currently working on - Where you need help - First 30-60 day goals --- ## Action Items - [ ] Set up recurring 1:1s - [ ] [Any other follow-ups] ``` #### Growth-Focused 1:1 ```markdown # Growth 1:1 - [Date] **With:** [Name] **Duration:** [45 min] --- ## Reflection (10 min) - What's been going well? - What's been challenging? - What have you learned recently? ## Skills Assessment (15 min) ### Technical Skills - What do you want to get better at? - What gaps are affecting your work? ### Soft Skills - Communication, leadership, collaboration? - What feedback have you received? ## Goal Setting (15 min) ### 3-Month Goals - What do you want to accomplish? - What skills should you develop? - What stretch assignments interest you? ### Support Needed - What resources would help? - What blockers need to be removed? ## Action Items - [ ] Draft SMART goals - [ ] Identify stretch opportunities - [ ] Schedule follow-up review ``` ### Step 3: Customize Based on Topics If the user provided specific topics, weave them into the appropriate section: ```markdown ## Your Topics ### [Topic from user] **Context:** [Add brief context if needed] **Questions to discuss:** - [Relevant question 1] - [Relevant question 2] **Desired outcome:** [What they want from discussing this] ``` ### Step 4: Add Suggested Discussion Questions Based on topics, suggest relevant questions: **For blockers/challenges:** - What have you tried so far? - What resources or support would help? - Is there a deadline pressure? **For career growth:** - What does the next level look like? - What skills gap is biggest? - Who could you learn from? **For project concerns:** - What's the risk if this continues? - What would success look like? - Who else needs to be involved? **For feedback:** - Is there specific feedback you've received? - What would you like feedback on? - How can I give you feedback more effectively? ## Output Format Provide the agenda in clean markdown, ready to copy into a document or notes app. Include: - Clear sections with time allocations - Placeholder brackets for customization - Action items section - Notes section ## Related Resources - `mentoring-developers` skill - Mentoring frameworks - `references/one-on-one-structure.md` - Detailed 1:1 guidance - `feedback-conversations` skill - Giving and receiving feedback
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