meeting-debrief
Process meeting transcripts to extract action items, recommendations, key topics, relationships, and generate Excalidraw visualizations. Use when the user shares a meeting transcript, recording notes, or conversation summary and wants a structured debrief with visual output.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/adawodu/meeting-debriefMeeting Debrief
Transform raw meeting transcripts into structured debriefs with Excalidraw visualizations, action items, and strategic recommendations.
Input
The user provides a meeting transcript (timestamped conversation, Fathom notes, raw text, or pasted recording output). If no transcript is provided, ask the user to paste or attach one.
Processing Steps
Step 1 — Identify Participants & Context
- Extract speaker names (map "You" to the user, "Others" to named participants)
- Determine meeting type: discovery, follow-up, pitch, check-in, negotiation, brainstorm
- Note the date if mentioned, otherwise use today's date
Step 2 — Extract Key Topics
Group the conversation into 3-7 major topics discussed. For each topic:
- Topic name (2-5 words)
- Summary (2-3 sentences)
- Key details (bullet points of specific facts, numbers, names mentioned)
Step 3 — Extract Entities
Pull out all named entities:
- People — name, role/title, organization
- Companies — name, stage, sector, what they do, key metrics
- Organizations — accelerators, universities, investors mentioned
- Products/Services — specific offerings discussed
- Financial figures — funding amounts, valuations, revenue targets
Step 4 — Action Items
Extract every action item with:
- What — specific task
- Who — responsible party
- When — deadline or timeframe if mentioned
- Priority — High / Medium / Low (inferred from urgency and impact)
Step 5 — Recommendations
Based on the conversation, generate 3-5 strategic recommendations:
- What opportunity or risk was identified
- Suggested next move
- Why it matters
Step 6 — Generate Excalidraw Visualization
Build an Excalidraw JSON file that visually maps the meeting. The diagram should include:
- Title banner at the top with meeting name, date, and participants
- Business model / structure section — if the other party described how their business works, visualize it as a flow diagram
- Portfolio / entities section — cards for each company or entity discussed with key stats
- Action items section — checklist-style boxes with owner and deadline
- Recommendations section — highlighted boxes with strategic suggestions
- Relationship map — connections between you, the other party, and opportunities
Use the Excalidraw JSON template in templates/excalidraw-base.json as a starting structure. Generate element IDs using random alphanumeric strings (10 chars).
Excalidraw Element Guidelines
Metadata
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{
"plugins": {
"official-adawodu-meeting-debrief": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
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