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Transform a pasted meeting transcript, recording summary, or rough notes into a structured recap with executive summary, key decisions, action items (with owners and deadlines), open questions, and a ready-to-send follow-up email draft. Works for any meeting type — client calls, internal standups, strategy sessions, or one-on-ones. No brand config required. Trigger on "summarize this meeting", "recap this call", "meeting notes", "what were the action items", "process these meeting notes", or when a user pastes a transcript and asks for structure.
otm-skill-sync/meeting-recap · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 60
Install: claude install-skill otm-skill-sync/meeting-recap
# Meeting Recap Turn raw meeting content — transcripts, recordings, or scribbled notes — into a clean, actionable recap that you can share with your team immediately. ## When to use - User says "summarize this meeting", "recap this call", or "meeting notes" - User asks "what were the action items" from pasted content - User pastes a transcript or rough notes and wants them structured - User asks to "process these meeting notes" or "clean up my notes" - Any request to extract structure from meeting-related content ## Instructions ### Step 1: Identify the input type Determine what the user has provided: - **Full transcript** (timestamped, multiple speakers): Extract from all speakers, attribute action items. - **AI-generated meeting summary** (from Otter, Fathom, Fireflies, etc.): Restructure into the standard format. - **Rough notes** (bullet points, fragments): Interpret and expand into proper recap format. - **Partial context**: If critical information is missing (attendees, date, purpose), ask briefly before proceeding. ### Step 2: Identify metadata Extract or ask for: - Meeting title/topic - Date and duration (if available) - Attendees (names and roles if discernible) - Meeting type (client call, internal sync, strategy session, 1:1, etc.) If attendees aren't clear from the content, proceed without them — don't block on this. ### Step 3: Process and structure **Executive Summary (3-5 sentences)** - What was discussed at the highest level - The most important out