minutes-debrief

You can debrief a meeting by analyzing its transcript to extract decisions, attendee attributions, and action items. The Skill locates matching prep files using first-name aliases and prompts you to classify whether goals were met, partially met, or pivoted.

Yes, you can compare meeting prep goals against actual outcomes. The Skill locates matching prep files by first-name aliases and prompts you to classify whether each goal was met, partially met, or pivoted during the recorded meeting.

To track decision evolution across recent meeting recordings, the Skill searches recent meeting transcripts to surface how specific decisions changed over time. It extracts decisions from frontmatter and content to provide a concise history of outcomes.

If speaker attribution in your meeting transcript is ambiguous, the Skill checks diarization confidence and flags uncertain attributions. It lists assignees with due dates and suggests next actions to resolve follow-up ownership.

You do not need meeting prep files to summarize action items from a transcript. The Skill can independently extract decisions and next steps from the transcript, but prep files are located by first-name aliases when available to compare outcomes against goals.