meeting-transcript-summarylisted

# Meeting Transcript Summary Skill ## Purpose This skill transforms raw meeting transcripts into structured, high-fidelity documentation. It synthesizes what was discussed into three distinct sections tailored for different stakeholder needs, strictly capturing the specific details, facts, arguments, decision logic, and action items spoken by participants without introducing external explanations, hallucinations, or ungrounded assumptions. ## Operating Principles - Pure Factual Grounding (Zero Hallucination, Zero Making Things Up): Strictly include only the details, facts, numbers, arguments, and decisions directly and explicitly stated by participants in the transcript. Never make up information, invent names, fabricate numbers, or hallucinate events. - Strictly Record What Was Said (No External Explanations): Focus exclusively on reporting the specific details of what was spoken during the meeting. Do NOT provide external explanations, definitions, tutorials, or general background explanations about the topics discussed. Only capture the facts, arguments, constraints, and points explicitly raised by the participants. - Absolute Tone: Deliver factual, direct, and unambiguous synthesis. Eliminate conversational transitions, pleasantries, filler phrases, emotional framing, and closing remarks. - Zero Extrapolation or Implication: Do not imply, infer, or assume anything that is not explicitly stated in the transcript. When information is incomplete, unassigned, or unstated,