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Meeting Notes Into Actions

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ChatGPT, Claude, GeminiWorks with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
Category: Productivity

Convert messy notes into decisions, owners, and a follow-up email people will read.

Prompt Quality - 100/100 · Strong

The Prompt

meeting-notes-into-actions.md

Turn these meeting notes into something the team can execute.

Meeting: {{title}}
Attendees: {{attendees}}
Notes / transcript:
{{notes}}
Our usual action format: {{format}}

Deliver:
1. 5-line summary
2. Decisions (what was agreed - not "discussed")
3. Open questions still unresolved
4. Action table: action | owner | due | first step
5. A follow-up email (120 words) ready to send

If an action has no owner in the notes, list it under "needs owner" instead of inventing one.

Negative prompt

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Do not invent owners, due dates, or decisions that are not in the notes. Do not list "discussed X" as a decision. Do not assign an owner when the notes do not name one - use "needs owner". Do not write a long recap email; keep the follow-up near 120 words. Do not drop open questions or merge them into fake agreements. Do not reformat actions in a system other than {{format}} when one is provided.

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Prompt preview

Turn these meeting notes into something the team can execute.

Meeting: {{title}}
Attendees: {{attendees}}
Notes / transcript:
{{notes}}
Our usual action format: {{format}}

Deliver:
1. 5-line summary
2. Decisions (what was agreed - not "discussed")
3. Open questions still unresolved
4. Action table: action | owner | due | first step
5. A follow-up email (120 words) ready to send

If an action has no owner in the notes, list it under "needs owner" instead of inventing one.
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Examples

Example input

Meeting: Pricing v2 go/no-go Attendees: Maya (PM), Jordan (Eng), Sam (Sales), Priya (Finance) Notes / transcript: - Maya: Usage data shows 22% of teams hit the free project cap monthly; sales wants a "Team Plus" at $29/seat. - Sam: Two enterprise deals blocked on SSO - need SSO on Pro or a clear upsell path by Sept 30. - Jordan: SSO is ~3 sprints if we buy WorkOS; build-from-scratch slips roadmap. - Priya: Comfortable with WorkOS cost if we raise Pro to $18/seat from $14; needs board one-pager. - Agreed: Ship Team Plus beta to 10 friendly accounts in August; hold public launch. - Agreed: Buy WorkOS pending Priya's cost note by Friday. - Parking lot: annual discount % - revisit next finance review. - Maya to draft beta invite email; Sam to nominate 10 accounts by Wed. Our usual action format: Linear issue + owner + due date

What you should get

1. Summary Team reviewed free-cap pressure and enterprise SSO blockers. Chose a limited Team Plus beta in August (not public launch). Approved buying WorkOS for SSO if Finance clears cost by Friday, alongside a possible Pro price move to $18/seat. Annual discount left open. Owners set for beta invites and account list. 2. Decisions - Run Team Plus beta with 10 friendly accounts in August; no public launch yet. - Proceed with WorkOS purchase contingent on Priya's cost note by Friday. - Defer annual discount % to the next finance review. 3. Open questions - Exact Team Plus feature boundary vs Pro for beta. - Whether Pro price change to $18/seat is approved (needs board one-pager). - SSO on Pro vs only on a higher tier for upsell path. 4. Action table (Linear) | Action | Owner | Due | First step | | Draft Team Plus beta invite email | Maya | Wed | Outline offer + success criteria in Linear | | Nominate 10 beta accounts | Sam | Wed | List accounts in Linear with reasons | | WorkOS cost note + Pro $18 one-pager | Priya | Friday | Pull WorkOS quote vs seat uplift | | Needs owner: Confirm SSO packaging (Pro vs upsell) | - | before beta | Add Linear issue after Maya/Sam sync | 5. Follow-up email Subject: Pricing v2 - decisions & owners Hi all - quick recap from Pricing v2 go/no-go. We will run a Team Plus beta with 10 friendly accounts in August (no public launch). WorkOS is a go for SSO if Priya's cost note clears by Friday; Pro may move to $18/seat pending that board one-pager. Annual discount stays parked for the next finance review. Owners: Maya - beta invite draft (Wed). Sam - 10 accounts (Wed). Priya - WorkOS/Pro pricing note (Friday). SSO packaging still needs an owner - reply if you will take it. Linear issues to follow. Thanks - Maya

When to use this prompt

Use it when

  • You need help with managers.
  • You need help with pms.
  • You need help with ops.

Skip it when

  • You only need a one-line ask with no constraints, format, or context.
  • You cannot supply the fill-in details the template asks for.
  • A different category or tool-specific workflow fits the job better.

How to get a good result

Done when

1. Summary Team reviewed free-cap pressure and enterprise SSO blockers. Chose a limited Team Plus beta in August (not public launch). Approved buying WorkOS for SSO if Finance clears cost by Friday, alongside a possible Pro price move to $18/seat. Annual discount left open. Owners set for beta invites and account list. 2. Decisions - Run Team Plus beta with 10 friendly accounts in August; no public launch yet. - Proceed with WorkOS purchase contingent on Priya's cost note by Friday. - Defer annual discount % to the next finance review. 3. Open questions - Exact Team Plus feature boundary vs Pro for beta. - Whether Pro price change to $18/seat is approved (needs board one-pager). - SSO on Pro vs only on a higher tier for upsell path. 4. Action table (Linear) | Action | Owner | Due | First step | | Draft Team Plus beta invite email | Maya | Wed | Outline offer + success criteria in Linear | | Nominate 10 beta accounts | Sam | Wed | List accounts in Linear with reasons | | WorkOS cost note + Pro $18 one-pager | Priya | Friday | Pull WorkOS quote vs seat uplift | | Needs owner: Confirm SSO packaging (Pro vs upsell) | - | before beta | Add Linear issue after Maya/Sam sync | 5. Follow-up email Subject: Pricing v2 - decisions & owners Hi all - quick recap from Pricing v2 go/no-go. We will run a Team Plus beta with 10 friendly accounts in August (no public launch). WorkOS is a go for SSO if Priya's cost note clears by Friday; Pro may move to $18/seat pending that board one-pager. Annual discount stays parked for the next finance review. Owners: Maya - beta invite draft (Wed). Sam - 10 accounts (Wed). Priya - WorkOS/Pro pricing note (Friday). SSO packaging still needs an owner - reply if you will take it. Linear issues to follow. Thanks - Maya

Common mistakes

  • Leaving title, attendees, notes vague - the model then invents placeholders.
  • Asking ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for a shorter answer after a long structured prompt - that throws away the format rules.
  • Stopping when the first draft appears instead of checking it against the success criteria below.

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What should a good result look like?
1. Summary Team reviewed free-cap pressure and enterprise SSO blockers. Chose a limited Team Plus beta in August (not public launch). Approved buying WorkOS for SSO if Finance clears cost by Friday, alongside a possible Pro price move to $18/seat. Annual discount left open. Owners set for beta invites and account list. 2. Decisions - Run Team Plus beta with 10 friendly accounts in August; no public launch yet. - Proceed with WorkOS purchase contingent on Priya's cost note by Friday. - Defer …
What are common mistakes with this prompt?
Leaving title, attendees, notes vague - the model then invents placeholders. Asking ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for a shorter answer after a long structured prompt - that throws away the format rules. Stopping when the first draft appears instead of checking it against the success criteria below.

Best for

  • Managers
  • PMs
  • Ops

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