OneResearchClaw: Skill for Cursor

Meeting Grounding

Convert a raw meeting transcript into a structured meeting grounding output.

This skill is for meeting grounding, not a narrative recap. It should produce a stable intermediate note that is easy to read and easy for downstream skills to use.

This skill supports both:

• single-topic meetings
• multi-topic meetings where the transcript contains multiple discussion blocks that should be researched separately downstream

When to Use

Use this skill when:

• the input is a raw meeting transcript
• the transcript is noisy, repetitive, or multi-speaker
• you need structured meeting notes before follow-up work

Do not use this skill when:

• the input is already a structured memo or action-item list
• the task is to write a polished final report
• the input is not a meeting/discussion transcript

Input

A plain text meeting transcript.

The transcript may contain:

• speaker labels
• timestamps
• interruptions
• repeated phrases
• incomplete sentences
• filler language
• partial or ambiguous decisions

Output

This skill always produces a meeting-level grounding note.

Required output

Always produce:

grounded.md

This file must follow the meeting grounding schema below.

Optional multi-topic outputs

If the meeting clearly contains multiple independent topic blocks that should be researched separately downstream, also produce:

topic_manifest.json
child_outputs/topic_01/grounded.md
child_outputs/topic_02/grounded.md
...

Do not create topic children unless there is strong evidence that the meeting contains multiple discussion blocks that should remain separate for downstream research, summary, review, and reporting.

Meeting-level grounded.md schema

Return markdown with exactly these sections. If a section has no reliable evidence, write None identified.

# Meeting Grounding

## 1. Meeting Topic
[2–4 sentence statement of the meeting’s main topic and purpose.
If the meeting genuinely contains multiple distinct topics, summarize the overall meeting scope at a higher level.]

## 2. Main Discussion Points
- [One bullet per major discussion block or major sub-topic]

## 3. Key Conclusions
- [Only items explicitly agreed, decided, confirmed, ruled out, or clearly deferred]
- [If none: None identified]

## 4. Constraints / Risks
- [Only constraints or risks explicitly stated, or strongly supported by repeated evidence]
- [If none: None identified]

## 5. Disagreements or Unresolved Issues
- [Preserve disagreements, uncertainty, and open questions]
- [If none: None identified]

## 6. Suggested Next Steps
- [Concrete follow-up actions or suggested follow-ups grounded in the transcript]
- [Do not invent owners, deadlines, or commitments]
- [If none: None identified]

## 7. Search Keywords

### Problem Keywords
- ...

### Method / Solution Keywords
- ...

### Domain / Constraint Keywords
- ...