Meeting notes to actions
pacpio-team/meeting-notes-to-actions
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| name | description |
|---|---|
| follow-up-message | Writes the short message to participants after a meeting, decisions and each person's action items with dates; use for "send the summary". |
Follow-up message
Use when: the record is done and the user wants to tell the participants what was decided and who does what.
Input
The meeting record (the latest in meetings/, or the one named). The channel: email or messenger. Whether the participants are the team or outside people.
Steps
- Read the record and
my/team.md. - Write up to 150 words: one line of thanks; the decisions as a short list; the action items grouped by person, each with its date; the next meeting; one line on how to raise corrections.
- Tone: plain for the team; a little more formal for outside participants. No "as discussed", no "per my last message".
- Save the message in the record under "Follow-up" (note "Follow-up message added").
- Answer with the message, ready to paste.
Output
The message, in the record's language unless the user asks for another.
Edge cases
- The user wants only their own items sent to one person: a two-line message to that person; save it under "Follow-up" too, with the recipient's name.
- Items without an owner: list them under "Still unassigned" and ask the group who takes them.
- The record has "unclear, confirm" marks: put them in the message as questions, not as facts.
---name: follow-up-messagedescription: Writes the short message to participants after a meeting, decisions and each person's action items with dates; use for "send the summary".---# Follow-up messageUse when: the record is done and the user wants to tell the participants what was decided and who does what.## InputThe meeting record (the latest in `meetings/`, or the one named). The channel: email or messenger. Whether the participants are the team or outside people.## Steps1. Read the record and `my/team.md`.2. Write up to 150 words: one line of thanks; the decisions as a short list; the action items grouped by person, each with its date; the next meeting; one line on how to raise corrections.3. Tone: plain for the team; a little more formal for outside participants. No "as discussed", no "per my last message".4. Save the message in the record under "Follow-up" (note "Follow-up message added").5. Answer with the message, ready to paste.## OutputThe message, in the record's language unless the user asks for another.## Edge cases- The user wants only their own items sent to one person: a two-line message to that person; save it under "Follow-up" too, with the recipient's name.- Items without an owner: list them under "Still unassigned" and ask the group who takes them.- The record has "unclear, confirm" marks: put them in the message as questions, not as facts.