Core insight: meetings are costly because expectations, prep, and outputs are fuzzy. The Meeting Slipstream converts gatherings into predictable decision engines by standardizing three short levers—what gets prepared before the room, who plays which narrowing role in-session, and the one-line output that must exist when the call ends. This episode gives a durable, tool-agnostic pattern you can deploy in under an hour: an AI-assisted pre-read script that reduces context gaps; a four-role choreography (Framer, Data Scout, Decider, Delivery Owner) that collapses debate into action; and an output guarantee —one sentence decision, owner, deadline, and rollback condition—so meetings stop creating follow-up debt. I’ll walk through examples (weekly product sync, vendor negotiation, hiring panel), offer exact pre-read prompts and a five-step meeting script, and finish with a single action: run the Slipstream on one recurring meeting this week. Result: shorter meetings, clearer commitments, and less decision latency. Stay agentic.