6DuckLearn Skills

agenda table reformat

Reformat a text agenda into a clean structured table, inserting icebreakers into each day slot

productivity Tags: curated, gemini, google-workspace, admin, planning, docs

Attribution: Prepared by 6DuckLearn. Inspired by Google Workspace with Gemini Prompting Guide 1travel-expense-tracker1 (2travel-expense-tracker25).

When to use this

You've already generated an offsite agenda and icebreaker activities (in the same Gemini conversation). Now you want to combine them into a clean, structured table — the kind you'd share with attendees or paste into a Docs document.

What you'll get

A formatted table with columns for day, time, session name, activity type, and notes — with one of your generated icebreakers slotted into each day. Ready to export to Google Docs.

Prompt template

Use this in the Gemini app (continuing the same conversation as the agenda + icebreakers):

Organise this agenda in a table format. Include one of your suggested icebreakers for each day.

This is intentionally short — Gemini already has full context from the conversation. The key is to run this in the same session after generating both the agenda and icebreakers.

If starting fresh (pasting in existing content), use this expanded version:

I have an offsite agenda and a list of icebreaker activities. Organise the agenda into a table format with columns for: Day, Time, Session, Type (bonding/strategic/logistics), and Notes. Include one icebreaker per day in the morning slot.

[paste agenda here]

[paste icebreakers here]

Customisation tips

  • Column control: "Add a column for the responsible facilitator"
  • Colour coding: After exporting to Docs, ask Gemini in Docs to highlight bonding sessions in one colour and strategic sessions in another
  • Time blocking: "Assign approximate times to each session, starting at 9am and ending by 6pm with a 1-hour lunch"
  • Export tip: Once happy, click Export to Docs in Gemini — then tag relevant files with @filename to enrich specific sessions

Iteration suggestions

After getting the table:

  1. Export to Google Docs and continue there
  2. Enrich strategic sessions → use gemini-strategic-context-enrichment to pull in vision/strategy docs
  3. Share draft via Gmail with a quick summary: "Draft an email to my manager sharing this offsite agenda and asking for feedback"

Related skills in this workflow

Step Skill What it does
1 gemini-team-offsite-agenda Create the base agenda
2 gemini-team-icebreaker-activities Generate icebreaker options
3 → You are here gemini-agenda-table-reformat Reformat into a table with icebreakers
4 gemini-strategic-context-enrichment Enrich Day 1 with your strategy doc

Related skills

  • strategic context enrichment — Enrich agenda sessions with content from @tagged strategy or vision documents using Gemini in Docs
  • gemini admin agenda travel planner — [DEPRECATED — split into 6 focused skills] See: gemini-team-offsite-agenda, gemini-team-icebreaker-activities, gemini-agenda-table-reformat, gemini-strategic-context-enrichment, gemini-business-travel-itinerary, gemini-travel-expense-tracker
  • team icebreaker activities — Generate icebreaker activity ideas for team workshops and offsites — tailored to group size, time limits, and desired outcomes
  • team offsite agenda — Plan a structured multi-day team offsite agenda — day-by-day activities balancing team bonding and strategic work
  • business travel itinerary — Create a structured business travel itinerary for an executive — hotel-proximate dining, entertainment, and logistics in table format
  • travel expense tracker — Build a business travel expense tracker in Google Sheets — with columns for date, type, vendor, and description