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Socialseal follow up planning

Skill OpenSealAI/agent-skills/skills/socialseal-follow-up-planning

Use this skill when turning a SocialSeal meeting, readout, or report into a next-cycle action plan with owners, due dates, data refreshes, open questions, and measurement checkpoints.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add OpenSealAI/agent-skills --skill socialseal-follow-up-planning

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SocialSeal Follow-Up Planning

Overview

Follow-up planning prevents SocialSeal work from ending as a report. It turns decisions into content actions, tracking actions, and measurement checkpoints.

Inputs

  • meeting notes, readout, or recommendations
  • owner list or responsible teams
  • next review date or reporting cadence
  • data refresh requirements
  • open questions and deferred decisions

Workflow

  1. Extract decisions. Separate confirmed decisions from suggestions and open questions.
  2. Create action types. Content brief, concept, asset capture, tracking update, export refresh, analysis, stakeholder decision.
  3. Assign one owner. Each action has one directly responsible owner.
  4. Add due date and dependency. Include data refresh timing before analysis deadlines.
  5. Define acceptance. What makes the action done?
  6. Schedule measurement. Which export or tracking group will confirm progress next cycle?
  7. Write the follow-up summary. Short enough to send after a meeting.

Output

  • action plan with owner/due date/status
  • next data refresh schedule
  • next review agenda
  • open-question log
  • measurement checkpoints

Do / Don't

Do:

  • distinguish content actions from tracking/data actions
  • assign one owner per action
  • schedule data refresh before analysis work
  • keep deferred decisions visible

Don't:

  • create ownerless actions
  • turn follow-up into posting operations
  • schedule review before data will exist
  • lose the link between recommendations and next measurement

Troubleshooting

  • If there are too many actions, rank by impact and due date.
  • If ownership is unclear, mark as “needs owner” and do not pretend it is assigned.
  • If the next review lacks a measurement source, add a tracking/export action first.

Verification Checklist

  • Every action has type, owner, due date, and done definition.
  • Data refresh is scheduled before the next analysis/readout.
  • Open questions are recorded.
  • Next review agenda is clear.
  • Measurement checkpoints map back to recommendations.

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