meeting-notes

# Meeting Notes Meetings end and the value leaks out — decisions get forgotten, action items lose their owners, and the recap never gets sent. This skill takes whatever you have (scribbled notes, a wall-of-text transcript, or a connected transcript source) and turns it into a clean, skimmable summary you can paste into Slack or email the same day. The goal is extraction, not transcription: surface what was decided, who owns what by when, and what's still open. **Grounded in:** *Death by Meeting* — Patrick Lencioni: separate decisions from discussion; every action has an owner and date. **Go deeper (The Product Channel):** [The Product Channel](https://sidsaladi.substack.com) ## When to use this - You have raw notes or a transcript and need a usable summary fast. - You ran a standup, planning, review, 1:1, or stakeholder sync and owe people a recap. - You want a clean list of action items with owners and due dates pulled out of the noise. - Someone asks "what did we actually decide?" and you need a clear answer. ## Before you start (gather these) - The raw notes or transcript. If the user hasn't pasted it, ask them to — or pull it from a connected transcript tool (e.g. Fireflies, Granola) if one is available. - The meeting type (standup, planning, review, 1:1, stakeholder sync) — it shapes what matters most. - Who was in the room — needed to assign action item owners by name. ## Process 1. **Read everything first.** Don't summarize as you go. Take in the whole input befor...