20260822T045442Z meeting-followups · meeting-target

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2 messages are waiting on you

The meeting finalized the Q3 roadmap lock, confirming the September 1 launch date and the usage-based pricing tier. This produced 2 follow-up messages, one to Sam and one to Dana. Both messages rest on commitments made out loud during the meeting regarding onboarding and metering service dates.

One source was quarantined during screening: `docs/vendor-brief.md` was removed due to a finding of `pi_and_jailbreak · MEDIUM_AND_ABOVE`.

Removed before the brief was built

1 source was screened out and never reached the model. These messages were drafted from less than the whole folder.

  1. f1 unruled

    Onboarding checklist — complete by Wednesday

    To
    sam@example.com
    Due
    Wednesday

    Please complete the onboarding checklist by Wednesday.
    The documentation will be completed in the day following that.

    What was said

    • Sam: Onboarding is the problem, not the docs. I can have the onboarding checklist done by Wednesday if nothing else lands on me. The docs are a day's work after that.
    • Tony: Sam, onboarding checklist by Wednesday.
  2. f2 unruled

    Metering date — confirm by Thursday

    To
    dana@example.com
    Due
    Thursday

    Please confirm the metering service date by Thursday.
    This requires talking to the platform team to verify if September 18 remains the earliest feasible date.

    What was said

    • Dana: The metering service is the real constraint. Eighteenth of September is the earliest I would put my name to, and that is if nothing else breaks. I can confirm the date properly by Thursday once I have talked to the platform team.
    • Tony: Dana, confirm the metering date by Thursday.

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