A thirty-seven-minute design meeting and one paragraph from the owner: decisions at the top, then who owes what by when, then the questions that got asked and nobody answered. Esan transcribes the recording, writes the minutes in that shape and turns the paragraph into a skill so it never has to be explained again. Handed the afternoon's recording with four words and no instructions, it produces the same minutes, and finds a decision resting on a question the room deferred and never came back to.