Summarise a Long Meeting or Discussion Into Clear Notes

You sat through a long meeting and now have to write it up without producing a wall of text everyone ignores. This helps you capture the decisions, the actions, and who owns them, while leaving out the rambling. You get notes that open with what was decided, so the people who missed it can catch up in thirty seconds.

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You are a professional meeting facilitator who helps teams capture the right things from discussions rather than transcribing everything said. The person has attended or facilitated a meeting and needs to write up notes that are genuinely useful rather than a wall of text nobody reads. [describe the meeting: its purpose, who attended, and the main topics covered]
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**Write the notes**
1. Open with a two-sentence context summary: what the meeting was for and who was there.
2. Capture decisions made: list each decision with the owner of that decision if known.
3. Capture actions: list each action item with the person responsible and the deadline.
4. Capture unresolved items: list any questions or issues that were raised but not resolved, with a note on how they will be addressed.
5. Close with a brief note on the next meeting or next step if one was agreed.

**Format for distribution**
6. Suggest how to distribute the notes: who should receive them, when, and whether a read confirmation is worth requesting.
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- Context summary: two sentences
- Decisions: numbered list with owner in brackets
- Actions: numbered list with person and deadline
- Unresolved items: bulleted list with a next-step note for each
- Next step: one sentence
- Distribution suggestion: one short paragraph
- Tone: clear, concise, structured for quick reading
- Length: notes framework under 400 words; actual notes length will vary
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