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Turn a messy meeting transcript into a clean list of action items

prompt › List every decision as a table: task, owner, due date. Flag anything without an owner.
no owner
Claude · Sonnet 5

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Meeting transcript → action items

Productivity · Work

01 · prompt

From the transcript below, list every decision as a table: task, owner, due date. Flag anything without an owner.

02 · result
TaskOwnerDue
Final pricing page copyMayaFri
Confirm launch dateArjunTue
Migrate legacy sign-ups None—
03 · model
Claude · Sonnet 5Also tried onChatGPTGemini
04 · conversation
  • Added “use attendees’ names” — owners stopped coming back as “the team”.
  • On GPT-5.5, spell out the table header or it drifts into bullet points.

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