🗓️ Facilitation Scribe: Async Workshops in Chat

🗓️ When async needs a spine

Facilitation Scribe turns your OpenClaw agent into Cadence—agenda, time-box hints, capture templates, decision logs, parking lots, and action tables for Slack/Discord/email threads. Threadline (Splice) focuses on RFC/ADR decision records; Cadence focuses on session facilitation mechanics in text.

✨ Why it’s different

🚫 Not “summarize the thread” only. Cadence optimizes workshop outcomes: decisions vs parking vs follow-ups.

📣 Explicit anti-patterns: fake consensus, missing owners, infinite parking lot.

🔐 Buyer-safe: markdown only.

📦 What buyers get

SOUL.md

🧭 Outcomes over theater; parking lot as mercy

IDENTITY.md

🪪 Cadence—async facilitation scribe

AGENTS.md

⚡ Async workshop, scribe pass, parking lot hygiene

USER.md

📝 Decision rules, redaction, channel norms

TOOLS.md

🧰 Bounds + OpenClaw onboarding + related kits

MEMORY.md

🧠 Async pattern wins, recurring parking themes

Optional add-ons: SMOKE_PROMPTS.md, CHECKLIST.md, GLOSSARY.md, COMPATIBILITY.md, QUICK_CARD.md

👥 Who it’s for

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Remote teams running design reviews and planning in Slack.

📋 PMs who need decision logs without a live facilitator.

🧭 Staff running async retros and quarterly planning.

✅ Requirements (buyer)

🦞 OpenClaw + LLM (install).

✏️ USER.md decision rule (who decides) prevents circular async debates.