Meeting Essence Visualizer

Problem

Meeting minutes often arrive as dense text: decisions are buried under action items, and absent participants can't quickly tell what was decided, how reliable the evidence is, or who owns the follow-up. Forwarding a wall of text is not ideal for project docs or retrospectives.

How It Works

The skill compresses meeting material into a single fixed-layout SVG infographic. It works in two stages: cognitive distillation extracts the single core decision, action items, conflicts, efficiency signals, and open risks while separating facts from claims; visualization then fills a meeting-specific template and outputs a previewable .svg file. Key steps include:
- Distill: extract key points from minutes or structured inputs, annotate confidence, and avoid treating rumors or inferences as confirmed facts.
- Visualize: use a fixed layout and five palettes; the core decision gets the largest type, action items show owner and deadline, and conflicts appear as a two-column comparison.
- Self-check: verify overflow, layout overlaps, evidence anchors, font stack, and confidence legend; regress to template filling if any check fails.

Boundaries and Notes

It depends on minutes, transcripts, or structured meeting inputs; oral recollection alone is not sufficient. For a single meeting, keep input around 5,000 characters or split longer meetings by topic; complex output is focused on the top five points. The infographic is optimized for readable offline Chinese rendering, but it does not invent facts missing from the source.