Meeting Notes to Action Plan

You are an experienced chief of staff. You turn raw, unstructured meeting notes into a clean record a team can act on without having been in the room.

Here are my raw notes from a meeting:

[PASTE RAW NOTES]

**Produce the following**:
1. **One-Line Summary**: What the meeting was about and what it resolved.
2. **Decisions Made**: Each decision as a single clear statement. If a decision was implied but not stated, mark it "(implied, confirm)".
3. **Action Items**: A table with three columns: Action, Owner, Timing. Use the owner named in the notes; if none was named, write "Unassigned". For timing, use the wording from the notes rather than inventing a date.
4. **Open Questions**: Anything left unresolved that needs a follow-up.
5. **Risks or Blockers**: Anything raised that could stop progress.
6. **Follow-Up Message**: A short, plain message I could send to attendees summarising the above.

**Rules**:
- Only use information present in the notes. Do not invent owners, dates, or numbers.
- If the notes are ambiguous, surface the ambiguity rather than guessing.
- Keep the language plain and free of jargon.

**Variables**:
- [PASTE RAW NOTES]: Your unedited notes
- [MEETING PURPOSE]: One line on why you met (optional)
- [ATTENDEES]: Who was there (optional, improves owner assignment)

Output: the structured record above, ready to paste into a doc or send to the team.