What problem does it solve? Meeting notes and transcripts often bury decisions, commitments, and ownership in unstructured text, leading to lost follow-ups, duplicate tickets, and invented deadlines. This Skill turns raw meeting content into accountable, source-cited action items with verified owners and due dates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence-Based Extraction: Separates decisions, proposals, commitments, blockers, and risks, with every item traced to a quote, timestamp, or note reference. - Normalized Action Items: Structures each commitment with outcome, owner, due date, dependency, acceptance criteria, and source — never inventing owners or deadlines. - Tracker Reconciliation: Searches existing records in Notion, GitHub Issues, or other trackers before creating anything, distinguishing creates from updates to prevent duplicates. - Approval-Gated Publishing: Drafts minutes, tickets, and follow-up messages but publishes nothing without explicit user approval, then verifies each write by reading it back. - Use Case: After a weekly project sync, paste the transcript and ask for the follow-up package — you get cited decisions, an action table with unresolved items flagged, and proposed ticket updates ready for your approval. ## Quick Start Extract the decisions and action items from this meeting transcript and draft the follow-up email and proposed tickets for my review.
