Examples
Real sessions, written down as they were spoken. Each line is tagged with the move it performs, and the specification refuses to publish an example that quotes wording the Standard has moved past.
The loop, followed
What it sounds like when a room runs the Standard. Note where each one ends: the most useful examples do not end with everyone agreeing.
Does the kitchen shaft still work?
An owner-architect-contractor meeting. A prospective restaurant tenant intends to install a solid-fuel smoker, and the question is whether the existing kitchen shaft can carry the additional exhaust.
The page jumps when you switch tabs
A live triage session on an internal engineering platform. The caller is driving the interface and describing problems as he hits them; two developers are listening and changing the product during the session.
The loop, broken
The same kind of meeting, run the way most rooms already run. Each of these names the rule that broke, the moment it broke, and what it cost — because none of it looks like a failure while it is happening.
Send us a meeting
This is the smallest useful contribution to the Standard, and the place to start. You do not need to write a profile for your industry first, and if there is no profile for it yet the example still publishes. Sessions that went wrong are especially wanted — there are not enough of them, and they teach faster than the clean ones.