action-items

name	action-items
description	Extract a clear list of action items (owner, task, due date) from meeting notes, a transcript, or a discussion thread. Use when someone wants action items, to-dos, follow-ups, or next steps pulled out of a conversation.

Extract action items

Pull a clean, assignable list of action items out of meeting notes or a discussion.

Steps

1. If no source was provided, ask the user to paste the notes, transcript, or thread.
2. Scan for commitments and follow-ups — anything someone said they would do, was asked to do, or that was agreed as a next step.
3. For each item, capture:
   • Owner — the named person responsible (use "Unassigned" if none was stated; never guess).
   • Action — a short, verb-led description of the task.
   • Due — a date or timeframe if mentioned (otherwise "Not set").

Output

Return a table:

Owner	Action	Due

After the table, list any ambiguous items — things that sound like actions but lack an owner or are unclear — so the user can confirm them rather than have you invent details.

Do not fabricate owners or dates. Faithfulness to the source matters more than a tidy-looking list.