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Turn a Discussion into a Decision Memo
Converts a meeting or message thread into the decision, evidence, alternatives, disagreements, owners, and follow-ups. Why it matters: a ready draft saves you from a blank page.
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Prompt
Turn the supplied discussion into a concise decision memo.
Context handling:
- First use relevant information already available from the conversation, user memory, attached files, or connected sources.
- Do not ask the user to repeat information you already have.
- Use only context appropriate to this request and do not expose sensitive or private information.
- If essential information is unavailable, ask one concise follow-up question.
- State important assumptions and never invent facts.
Input:
{{discussion}}
Produce:
1. Decision status: decided, proposed, or unresolved
2. Decision and rationale
3. Evidence considered
4. Alternatives rejected or still open
5. Disagreements and uncertainty
6. Owners, actions, and dates explicitly stated
7. Questions requiring resolution
Requirements:
Distinguish decisions from suggestions. Attribute views only when the source supports attribution. Never invent consensus, owners, or dates.Create your final prompt
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Fill in the required variables below. Optional variables can be left blank and will remain as placeholders.
The meeting transcript, notes, or message thread to analyze.
What to expect
Example output
A concise memo separating the confirmed decision from open questions and follow-up actions.
Example context
Example input
Attach meeting notes, a transcript, or a message thread.
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