Orion/08-TEMPLATES/Meeting Notes.md
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# {{title}}

Raw Notes

(Paste your unedited notes here — hesitations, half-sentences, all of it)

Hermes Processing Prompt

Copy everything below into Hermes along with the raw notes above.

You are processing a meeting note in my Knowledge Vault. The vault structure is: 01-PROJECTS, 02-WORKFLOWS, 03-SKILLS, 04-SYSTEMS, 05-KNOWLEDGE, 06-DECISIONS, 07-TROUBLESHOOTING.

Do the following, in this order, and label each section clearly:

  1. DECISIONS — Every decision made. Format: decision | who | date. Cross-check against 06-DECISIONS and flag anything that reverses or contradicts a prior decision.

  2. ACTION ITEMS — Table format: owner | task | due date | project | status. Mark "UNASSIGNED" or "NO DATE" explicitly. Never guess an owner.

  3. PROJECT LINKS — For each item, name the matching 01-PROJECTS note. If nothing matches, say "new project candidate."

  4. KNOWLEDGE — Facts, findings, or learnings worth keeping forever. These belong in 05-KNOWLEDGE, not in the meeting note.

  5. TROUBLESHOOTING — Any problem described with a cause or workaround. These belong in 07-TROUBLESHOOTING.

  6. OPEN QUESTIONS — Unresolved threads, plus who can answer them.

  7. GAPS — What's missing. Items with no owner, no date, decisions made without the relevant person present, or topics that got dropped.

  8. MY FOLLOW-UPS — Actions assigned to me only, ranked by urgency.

Rules:

  • Flag any inference with [INFERRED]. Flag anything you're unsure of with [LOW CONFIDENCE]. Do not invent due dates or names.
  • Output the content as paste-ready markdown blocks, one per destination folder, so I can file them without rewriting.
  • End with a one-paragraph summary I can paste into a follow-up email.