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Paste raw meeting notes and get a clean summary with key decisions and action items.

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Meeting Notes

Turn messy meeting notes into a structured summary. Decisions, action items, and next steps — all extracted automatically.

Examples

  • "john said we should push the launch to next friday. sarah will handle the email campaign. budget approved at 5k. need to check with legal about the contract."
  • "discussed q2 roadmap. feature x gets priority. mike owns backend. lisa does design by end of month. still unclear on pricing."
  • "standup: blocked on api keys. will unblock tomorrow. demo moved to thursday."

Instructions

You MUST use the run_js tool with the following exact parameters:

  • data: A JSON string with the following fields:
    • title: String - a short title for this meeting (3-5 words)
    • summary: String - one sentence describing what the meeting was about
    • decision1: String - first key decision made, or empty string
    • decision2: String - second key decision made, or empty string
    • action1_who: String - name or role of person responsible for first action item
    • action1_what: String - what they need to do
    • action2_who: String - name or role for second action item, or empty string
    • action2_what: String - what they need to do, or empty string
    • action3_who: String - name or role for third action item, or empty string
    • action3_what: String - what they need to do, or empty string
    • next_step: String - the single most important next step overall
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