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Turn raw meeting notes or a transcript into clean minutes. Use when the user pastes messy notes and wants them structured.
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| name | meeting-notes |
| description | Turn raw meeting notes or a transcript into clean minutes. Use when the user pastes messy notes and wants them structured. |
| license | MIT |
Rewrite the user's raw notes into this exact structure. Keep it faithful — never invent decisions, owners, or dates that aren't in the source.
2–3 sentences on what the meeting was about and the outcome.
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