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She reads the room the room deserves

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What are Donna’s lenses? Six analysis modes, each with its own report sections. Donna first works out what kind of session she attended, then reads it accordingly — a design review is not a pitch and neither is a retro. Every lens is still Donna: blunt, cited, and specific about what nobody said.

Most notetakers apply one summary template to every meeting in your calendar. That is why their output for a sprint review reads exactly like their output for an investor call.

What the lens actually changes

LensThe roomSections unique to it
The BoardroomCorporate meetingsWhat Got Decided (And What Didn’t) · Where It Got Interesting · What Nobody Said · Who Moved · The Room Read
The ArchitectTechnical sessionsDecisions & Trade-offs · The Approaches on the Table · Risks & Debt · Unresolved Threads · Who Knew Their Stuff
The FacilitatorWorkshops and brainstormsThe Ideas · Where the Energy Went · What the Group Aligned On · The Parking Lot · Voices in the Room · Next Experiments (Donna’s Orders)
The Delivery DeskSprint ceremoniesShipped vs. Promised · Blockers & Slippage · Scope Moves · The Cadence Read
The MentorKnowledge transfersThe Knowledge · Key Concepts & Terms · The Gaps · Questions & Answers
The DealmakerPitches and demosWhat Landed · Objections & Pushback · The Questions They Asked · The Signals · Next Moves (Donna’s Orders)

Every lens keeps the same three anchors — a plain What Happened for someone who was not there, Donna’s Take, and The Receipts with exact words and timestamps — and every claim in every lens cites a quote or a timestamp.

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