For a group planning an intentional community, use this chat to shape your purpose and member needs into a discussion brief. Compare governance approaches such as consensus and elected roles, and map how members might share land, costs, chores, or common spaces. You leave with proposed options, open questions, and next steps for a member meeting.
Intentional Communities
Build an intentional-community planning brief with governance options and shared-resource questions.
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What it writes
- Community purpose and planning brief
- Governance options and meeting questions
- Shared-resource discussion guidelines
How to use it
In your first message, include the group’s size, location, planning stage, and one live disagreement—for example, who decides on shared expenses. That gives the options and meeting questions a useful starting point.
What you bring
- Community purpose, stage, and intended members
- Location, budget assumptions, and available resources
- Current governance ideas and unresolved concerns
- Gather the group’s current ideas and disagreements
A good fit for
- Starting a cohousing group and choosing how members will make decisions
- Comparing shared land, costs, and chores before a planning meeting
- Resolving disagreement about membership expectations and community purpose
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
We’re six households exploring cohousing near Madison, Wisconsin. Compare consensus and elected committees for decisions about the common house and annual budget.
Our 12-member rural community may share 40 acres, a well, and vehicle costs. Make a list of resource-sharing questions and possible ground rules for our next meeting.
We want an intentional community focused on low-cost living and mutual aid. Some members want open membership; others want a trial period. Build discussion questions around the tradeoffs.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Binding legal agreements or property ownership decisions
- Financial projections or safety plans requiring professional review
- Cannot contact members, run meetings, or manage community operations
- Cannot assess local zoning, property law, or financial viability
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