Capture minutes, decisions, and action items without losing the room
PMs repeatedly face the tension of facilitating meetings while also capturing minutes and action items. This recipe takes messy notes or a transcript and outputs structured minutes, a decision log with rationale, and a follow-up message ready to send.
Create a skill called "Meeting-to-Actions & Decision Log". Input: meeting agenda + notes/transcript. Output: minutes + action items + decision log + follow-up message. Requirements: - Action items must have owner + due date; if missing, ask or mark TBD explicitly. - Decisions must include rationale and alternatives when available. - Produce a "Follow-up draft" that can be pasted into email or chat. Guardrails: - Do not invent decisions or owners. - Keep minutes readable: short bullets, no rambling transcription.
Paste your meeting notes (even rough bullets) or a transcript along with the attendee
list. The recipe normalizes everything into structured minutes, extracts action items
with owners and due dates, logs decisions with rationale and alternatives, and drafts
a follow-up message you can send immediately.
60-minute meeting, 60-second summary
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