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    Coaching Intake Summarizer

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    Turn a new client's intake form into a one-page profile, questions to explore, and an agenda for your first session.

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    Coaching Intake Summarizer

    Coaching Intake Summarizer

    Example session with this skill installed

    Here's my new client's intake form. I do career coaching, 6 sessions of 60 minutes on video. Our first session is Tuesday 22 September 2026. Prepare me for it.

    Intake answers (fictional client):

    • Name: Maya Laurent
    • Preferred name and pronouns: Maya, she/her
    • Time zone: Paris (CET)
    • Best way to reach you: Email

    What made you decide to look for a coach now?
    I was passed over for a team-lead role for the second time this year. My manager said I'm "great at the work but not visible enough". I don't want a third time.

    What would you like to be different in 3 to 6 months?
    Either be in a lead role or have a clear plan to get there. Stop feeling invisible in meetings.

    How will you know coaching has worked for you?
    I'd apply for the next internal lead role and actually feel ready for the conversation.

    Describe your current situation.
    Senior UX designer, 6 years at the same company. People come to me for help, but in meetings I stay quiet and someone else presents the ideas.

    What have you already tried?
    I did an online leadership course last year. Good content, but I never applied any of it.

    What tends to get in your way?
    I hate self-promotion. I overthink emails and messages. I also take on everyone's work, so I never have time for my own priorities.

    Priorities (importance / current satisfaction, 1-10):
    Career 10 / 4 · Health and energy 7 / 6 · Relationships 8 / 8 · Money 6 / 7 · Personal growth 9 / 5

    How you like to work: Direct and challenging · Clear action steps · Short check-ins between sessions

    Readiness (1-10): 8

    Anything else? Please be direct with me. I respond better to a push than to gentle encouragement.

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    • Compiled the coaching intake summarizer

    Client profile: Maya Laurent

    Intake received [date] · First session Tuesday 22 September 2026

    In their words

    "I was passed over for a team-lead role for the second time this year… I don't want a third time."

    Goals

    Goal, as the client put itSharper version to agree onHow we'll know
    "Be in a lead role or have a clear plan to get there"Agree a written plan with her manager for a team-lead role, including the criteria and a timelineA plan exists and has been discussed with her manager
    "Stop feeling invisible in meetings"Speak first or present her own idea in at least one team meeting a weekShe tracks it weekly and reports it at check-in
    "Apply for the next internal lead role and feel ready"Apply for the next suitable opening, with prepared talking points about her impactApplication sent; she rates her readiness 7/10 or higher

    Context

    • Why now: passed over for a team-lead role twice this year; feedback was "not visible enough".
    • Already tried: an online leadership course last year; she did not apply what she learned.

    What gets in the way: dislikes self-promotion, overthinks emails and messages, takes on others' work and loses time for her own priorities.

    Priorities

    AreaImportanceSatisfactionGap
    Career1046
    Personal growth954
    Health and energy761
    Relationships880
    Money67-1

    How they like to work

    • Style: direct and challenging · Learns best by: clear action steps · Between sessions: short check-ins · Readiness: 8/10

    Questions to explore in session 1

    1. What would your manager need to see from you in the next three months to say yes to a lead role?
    2. When you stay quiet in a meeting, what goes through your mind just before?
    3. What does "self-promotion" mean to you, and what would a version you are comfortable with look like?
    4. Which requests from colleagues could you hand back or decline without real harm?

    Draft agenda for session 1 (60 min)

    MinutesFocus
    0–10Welcome, confidentiality, how we will work together (direct style, short check-ins)
    10–25Sharpen the three goals and agree how we will measure them
    25–40Explore visibility: the meeting moments and what stops her speaking
    40–50Choose one small, dated action for the next two weeks
    50–60Recap, commitments, and how check-ins between sessions will work

    To confirm before the session (for the coach only)

    • "Sharper versions" of the goals are suggestions to agree with Maya, not decisions.
    • Intake received date was not given.
    • "Short check-ins between sessions": agree the channel and frequency (email, as she prefers?).

    Store this profile securely, as it contains personal client information.

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    About this skill

    Paste a completed intake form, questionnaire answers or notes from a welcome call. You walk into the first session already understanding your client.

    What you get

    • The client's goals in their own words, next to a sharper version to agree on together
    • Why now, what they have tried, and what gets in the way
    • Priority areas sorted by the gap between importance and satisfaction
    • Their preferred coaching style and readiness score
    • 3 to 5 open questions to explore, and a timed first-session agenda

    What makes it reliable

    • Checks for signs a client may need support beyond coaching, quotes them for you, and suggests referral; it never diagnoses
    • Keeps every fact traceable to the form; nothing is assumed about age, job or history
    • Agenda minutes always add up to your session length

    Good to know

    • Works with Claude Code, the Claude app and other agents that support SKILL.md
    • Pure instructions: no scripts, no network calls, no dependencies
    • Includes a worked example with a fictional client in examples/
    • Not therapy, medical or legal advice
    • Free from Fairdraft Studio. Our other coaching skills cover proposals, agreements, session notes and progress reviews.

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