meeting-summary

Meeting transcripts are converted into structured summaries by extracting decisions, action items with owners, deadlines, and open questions. The output is formatted as Markdown with sections for Decisions, Action Items, Discussion Highlights, Open Questions, and Next Meeting.

Meeting summaries can be tailored for stand-ups, sprint planning, strategy, 1-on-1s, all-hands, and client meetings. The skill identifies the meeting type from the input and structures the output accordingly.

To extract owners and deadlines from rough notes, the skill assesses the input to clarify and structure the content. It then produces a standard summary highlighting action items with assigned owners and specific due dates.

The meeting summary output includes evidence provenance alongside the structured Markdown. This ensures that extracted decisions, action items, and discussion highlights are traceable back to the original transcript or notes.

To generate a parking lot and next steps from a recording, the skill processes the input to extract parked items and subsequent actions. These are categorized into Open Questions and Next Meeting sections within the standard template.

If partial notes are missing key decisions, the skill assesses the rough input to structure and clarify the available content. It extracts identifiable decisions and deadlines, placing any unresolved points into the Open Questions section.