Kill a recurring meeting, respectfully.

You have a recurring meeting that stopped being useful. Killing it feels awkward — someone set it up for a reason, and cancelling feels like a judgment. This prompt writes both the async replacement and the note that lands the change without friction.

I want to kill a recurring meeting and replace it with an async artifact. Paste the meeting's purpose, attendees, and cadence below. Return two things:

**1. Async replacement (draft)**
A specific template (Slack thread, weekly doc, whatever fits) that captures what the meeting was for. Show the actual structure — headings, prompts, cadence, owner. Not "we could try a doc"; the actual doc.

**2. Message to the group (draft)**
Warm, direct, ~5 sentences. Acknowledge why the meeting existed, propose the async version, offer to run one final live session to hand off, and give people a way to push back if they think the meeting is actually load-bearing for them.

No corporate softening. Assume the group are adults who can hear "let's stop doing this".

Context:

[PASTE MEETING PURPOSE, ATTENDEES, CADENCE]

• Turn a difficult thread into one calmer reply.
• Turn meeting notes into a decision log.
• Write a weekly status update people actually read.