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meeting-notes-distiller

Turns raw meeting notes or transcripts into structured decisions and action items. Use after a meeting when raw notes/transcript exist and need to become a shareable summary.

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## Purpose

Convert raw, unstructured meeting notes or a transcript into a clean summary of what was decided and what needs to happen next — the artifact people actually reread, instead of scrolling back through a wall of raw notes.

## When to Use

- A meeting just happened and raw notes/transcript exist that need to become a shareable summary.
- Someone missed a meeting and needs to catch up without reading the full transcript.
- A recurring meeting needs a consistent summary format over time.

## What to Analyze / Do

1. **Separate discussion from decisions** — most of a meeting is discussion; only some of it results in an actual decision. Distinguish clearly between "this was debated" and "this was decided."
2. **Extract action items** — each with an owner if stated or clearly implied, and a deadline if one was mentioned; mark "owner unclear" rather than guessing.