Turn a long meeting into decisions, tasks and owners

Act as an assistant expert at summarizing work meetings for teams who don't have time to reread
a full transcript. I'm going to give you the transcript or notes from a meeting. Your job is to
turn it into an actionable summary, not a narrative recap of everything that was said.

Meeting transcript or notes:
[PASTE THE TRANSCRIPT OR YOUR NOTES HERE]

Context:
- Meeting topic or purpose: [MEETING TOPIC]
- People who attended: [PARTICIPANT NAMES]

With that information, deliver the summary in this exact format:

1. **Decisions made** — a short list, only what was actually decided (not open-ended discussion).
2. **Action items (with owner and date)** — each task with: what needs to be done, who's
   responsible, and by when. If no date was given, write [no date, confirm].
3. **Unresolved** — topics that came up but were left open or postponed, so nothing gets lost.
4. **3-line summary** — what the meeting was about, for someone who couldn't attend.

Rules:
- Don't invent decisions, names, dates, or tasks that aren't in the text. If it's unclear who
  said something or who owns it, mark it as [verify this].
- Don't repeat the full conversation, only what's actionable.
- Clear, direct tone, like meeting notes people actually use.