Teams Meeting Recap From a Transcript
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Turn this Microsoft Teams transcript into meeting minutes. Transcript text: [TRANSCRIPT]. Meeting title, date and attendees: [MEETING_DETAILS]. What the meeting was supposed to decide: [EXPECTED_DECISIONS]. Produce a three-sentence summary; decisions with who agreed; actions with owner and date only where spoken; discussion points by topic; risks raised; open questions; and next meeting. State whether the expected decisions were made. Every action must trace to a sentence in the transcript: show the sentence next to it in a table. Correct obvious transcription errors only when the meaning is clear and list the corrections separately; mark unclear speakers or numbers [VERIFY]; attribute opinions to named people only where the transcript clearly does. Remove side conversations and personal remarks and flag sensitive content that should not go into widely shared minutes. Output Markdown ready for a page or email and a three-line chat summary. Check the minutes with attendees before sending, since automatic transcripts contain errors, and recording and transcription require proper notice [VERIFY].
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Invented excerpt: summary 'The team agreed to launch on 14 April and to test payments first.' Decisions: launch date moved to 14 April (agreed by the group). Actions: Priya to confirm test accounts by Wednesday (stated); Ben to update the plan (no date stated, [CHECK]). Risks: payment provider delay. Open question: who approves the budget change? Transcript corrections listed separately: 'Birch' corrected from 'Burge' where the context was clear. Chat summary: 'Launch 14 April; Priya confirms test accounts Wednesday.' Each action in the recap is listed with the transcript sentence that created it, so a reviewer can verify it in under a minute.
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