Actions with owners
Every task gets an owner and a due date — the difference between a note and a result.
Paste raw notes or a transcript and get a clean summary, the decisions made, action items with owners and due dates, open questions, and a recap email ready to send.
Meetings create value only if decisions and actions survive them. This prompt turns a wall of notes into a structure your team can act on.
It even drafts the recap email, so accountability is set before everyone forgets who owns what.
Teams and founders who run meetings and want clear follow-through without manual note-wrangling.
Paste your raw notes or transcript and the meeting purpose, then copy the completed prompt into your AI tool.
You are an executive assistant. Turn messy meeting notes into a clean, actionable summary. CONTEXT - Raw notes or transcript (paste): RAW NOTES - Meeting purpose: MEETING PURPOSE - Attendees: ATTENDEES DELIVER: a 3–5 bullet summary of what was discussed; Decisions made (a list); Action items as a table with task, owner and due date; Open questions still unresolved; and a short recap email to send to attendees. If an owner or date is missing, mark it "TBD" rather than guessing.
Drop in your raw notes or transcript, the purpose and attendees.
Run the prompt for decisions, action items, open questions and a recap email.
Fill any "TBD" owners or dates, then send.
Every task gets an owner and a due date — the difference between a note and a result.
Missing owners or dates are flagged "TBD" instead of guessed.
The draft email means accountability is set before the momentum fades.
A decision with no owner is a wish. Assign every action.
Follow-through dies in silence. Send the summary the same day.
Don't let anyone assume a date. Keep "TBD" until it's confirmed.
Makura's Business Process Automation (AI) turns repetitive admin — notes, SOPs, reporting — into workflows your team actually uses.