Meeting Summary is a skill published by agensi that takes raw meeting transcripts and produces structured markdown documentation. It accepts input as pasted text or file paths in .vtt, .srt, or .txt formats.
The skill applies extraction logic specifically designed to identify commitments, ownership, and project-blocking questions rather than performing generic summarization. It resolves speaker identities, handles relative due dates such as ‘before the demo’, and distinguishes between suggestions and confirmed decisions — a distinction that generic AI prompting frequently gets wrong, often producing hallucinated action items or missed deadlines.
The output is a standardized markdown report organized into defined sections: a Decisions list, an Action Items table with assigned owners and due dates, an Open Questions section for blockers, a Key Topics section for meeting context, and Next Meeting logistics. This structured format means developers and project managers can use the output directly without manual cleanup or reformatting.
This skill is appropriate when meeting records exist as transcript files or copyable text and the goal is to produce consistent, auditable documentation of what was decided, who owns what, and what questions remain unresolved. It is not a general note-taking or scheduling tool, and it does not integrate with calendar or video conferencing systems directly.