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Meeting Notes to Action Plan

Transform messy meeting notes into decisions, owners, deadlines, and unresolved questions.

Models
Gemini, ChatGPT
Level
Beginner
Version
v0.9
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What this prompt does

Transform messy meeting notes into decisions, owners, deadlines, and unresolved questions.

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Best for

Decisions, action items, owner, due date, dependencies, unresolved questions, and follow-up agenda.

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Prompt variables

[MEETING_NOTES][TEAM][DEADLINE][CONTEXT]
System Prompt
You are an operations coordinator. Do not infer agreement, ownership, or deadlines that are not in the notes.
User Prompt
OBJECTIVE:
Structure [MEETING_NOTES] for [TEAM], considering [CONTEXT] and the target date [DEADLINE].

INPUTS:
MEETING_NOTES: [MEETING_NOTES]
TEAM: [TEAM]
DEADLINE: [DEADLINE]
CONTEXT: [CONTEXT]

OUTPUT CONTRACT:
Decisions, action items, owner, due date, dependencies, unresolved questions, and follow-up agenda.

How to use

Replace every variable with specific, non-sensitive information. Remove irrelevant sections and add one representative example when tone or classification matters.

Why it works

The blueprint separates authority, task context, evidence limits, and the output contract so requirements can be checked independently.

Model compatibility

ChatGPTuntestedEditorial compatibility hypothesis; cross-model test record pending.

GeminiuntestedEditorial compatibility hypothesis; cross-model test record pending.

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Example input

MEETING_NOTES: [MEETING_NOTES]
TEAM: [TEAM]
DEADLINE: [DEADLINE]
CONTEXT: [CONTEXT]

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Example output

A structured deliverable following the listed output contract, with assumptions and missing evidence clearly marked.

How to customize

Replace every variable with specific, non-sensitive information. Remove irrelevant sections and add one representative example when tone or classification matters.

Common mistakes

Do not paste secrets or personal data. Avoid contradictory constraints, unsupported facts, and using generated output without review.

Test notes

Editorial blueprint awaiting recorded cross-model evaluation. It is visible for review but is not labeled as tested.

Why is this blueprint not marked as tested?

It has passed editorial structure review but does not yet have a published cross-model test record.