Turns a transcript into decisions, owners and dated actions.
Meeting Summariser reads a transcript and returns what the meeting was actually for: the decisions reached, who owns what, by when, what was explicitly deferred, and the questions that were raised and never answered.
A summary that recounts the conversation in order is nearly worthless a week later. The agent restructures around outcomes: here is what was decided, here is who is doing what, here is what got parked. Everything else is compressed hard.
Every action item carries an owner and a due date. Where the meeting did not assign one, the agent says so rather than inventing it. An action list with an unassigned owner is a useful signal; one with a fabricated owner is a problem waiting to surface.
The output includes questions that were raised and left hanging. This is consistently the section customers say they did not know they needed, and it is the one that most often changes what happens next.