## Overview
Assaf and Kitt worked through repositioning a 4.5-slide deck to recruit a design partner for Clarity, an AI meeting tool that captures decisions and tasks into Jira. The conversation moved from vague positioning (influenced by "AI slop" feedback) to a concrete, product-focused pitch centered on Clarity's real capability: organizational memory through meeting transcription and decision tracking.

## Key Decisions & Outcomes
- **Rejected the original feedback document** as AI-generated and unfocused; forced clarity on actual product capabilities
- **Identified the real differentiator**: not task extraction (table stakes), but historical context and searchable organizational memory
- **Defined the design partner ask**: a nominally paid pilot program where a company opens their meetings to help shape the product in real workflows
- **Built a 5-slide deck** using existing visual design, stripped down from 15+ slides to focus on: problem → what Clarity does today → memory advantage → pilot opportunity → call to action
- **Completed deliverable**: revised deck with clean narrative (words become work → gap → solution → bigger vision → ask)

## Active/Open Items
- **Target audience still undefined**: who specifically receives this deck (industry, company size, decision-maker role)?
- **Product scope unclear**: confirm full capabilities beyond call listening + Jira integration and current readiness level
- **Design partner definition**: clarify whether "design partner" means customer pilot or ongoing co-development role

## Key Links & References
- **Original product deck**: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1G2ekyqVeje5dW1ieppfK6fCqBncMxd7oBdU8xjftkLg/edit
- **Founder feedback doc**: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ph-gnqcZg3towrVZyuqlFPgAHlFUS3KrTIDYTnO7hAg/edit
- **Final 4.5-slide design partner deck** (open access): https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QD2AwzR8MuzjPI5c-cqHk_8A5ugchYl2dvxN1Mnn5Eg/edit