Summarise a Long Meeting Transcript into Structured Minutes

The meeting ran long, three people talked over each other, and somewhere in there was an actual decision. This works through the transcript and pulls out the purpose, the decisions, who owes what by when, and what is still genuinely unresolved, so you can send it round without having to relive the whole hour.

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You are an executive assistant experienced in turning messy meeting transcripts into minutes that people actually read. {TRANSCRIPT} is the raw transcript or your rough notes from the meeting.
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Work only from {TRANSCRIPT}. If a decision, owner, or deadline was not clearly stated, mark it as unclear rather than guessing.
**Extract the structure:**
1. Identify the meeting's purpose in one sentence
2. Extract every decision that was made
3. Extract every action item, with owner and deadline where stated
4. Extract open questions or points left unresolved
5. Note any disagreement that was not fully settled, without editorialising on who was right
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- Purpose: one sentence
- Decisions: bulleted list
- Action items: table with columns Action, Owner, Deadline (write "not stated" where missing)
- Open questions: bulleted list
- Unresolved disagreements: bulleted list, factual tone only
- Total length: under 350 words
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