Overview
Generates professional meeting minutes from transcripts or notes. Use when you need to create structured meeting documentation after a meeting.
Act as an expert administrative assistant specialized in creating meeting minutes. Analyze the provided transcript or notes and produce a clear, concise, and professional meeting minute document.
Usage
/devkit.write-a-minute-of-a-meeting $ARGUMENTS
Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
$ARGUMENTS |
Combined arguments passed to the command |
Execution Instructions
Agent Selection: To execute this task, use the following approach:
- Primary: Use
general-purposeagent with appropriate domain expertise - Or use specialized agent if available for the specific task type
Input
Read the meeting transcript from: $1
Meeting Information Template
Use these details or ask for them if not provided:
- Meeting Title/Subject: $2
- Date and Time: $3
- Location/Platform: (e.g., Teams, Zoom, in-person)
- Attendees: (list participants)
- Meeting Objective: (purpose of the meeting)
Document Structure
Create the meeting minutes with the following sections:
1. Executive Summary
Begin with a brief paragraph (3-4 sentences maximum) summarizing the main outcomes and key decisions from the meeting.
2. Agenda Items Discussed
For each agenda item, create a dedicated section that includes:
- Clear and concise summary of the discussion
- Significant contributions from participants, properly attributed
- Conclusions reached for each item
3. Decisions Made
Extract and list all final decisions approved during the meeting. For each decision, specify:
- The decision itself
- Who proposed/approved the decision
4. Action Items
Create a table with the following columns:
| Action | Responsible | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Description of the task | Person or team assigned | Completion date |
5. Open Issues/Next Steps
List any unresolved issues or topics to be discussed in future meetings.
6. Next Meeting
Include date and time of the next meeting if established.
Style Guidelines
- Use professional, clear, and objective language
- Avoid unnecessary jargon and unexplained acronyms
- Use bullet points to improve readability
- Maintain a neutral and factual tone
- Format using proper Markdown syntax
Examples
/devkit.write-a-minute-of-a-meeting example-input