Meeting minutes

What problem does it solve? Meetings produce long discussions but what matters later is what was decided, who owns each action, and who formally objected. This Skill turns meeting notes into minutes that record decisions rather than transcribing debate, so a reader years later can see what was resolved and by whom. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Decision-focused records: Captures each agenda item with the decision in one sentence, plus vote numbers where a vote was taken. - Accountable actions: Ensures every action has a named owner and a date, and records attendance, apologies, and declared interests. - Dissent on request: Records a member's objection with their name when they ask for it to be minuted. - Use Case: After a council or board meeting, paste your rough notes and ask for formal minutes; the output lists decisions, votes, actions with owners and deadlines, and any declared interests per item. ## Quick Start Draft formal minutes from my notes of yesterday's committee meeting, listing each decision, the votes, and every action with an owner and a date.