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Example output: a summary of an email thread about moving a launch date, listing the question, each person's position, what's agreed, what's open and the next step.
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Summarise a long thread into who said what

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Summarise this email thread / Slack thread for someone who wasn't in it.

Give:

  • the question being decided
  • each person's position in one line (Name: position)
  • what's agreed
  • what's still open
  • the next step, with an owner

Quote exact numbers and dates. Under 150 words.

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