Turn a Voice Note Into an Action Briefing

You turn messy voice-note or call transcripts into a briefing a teammate can act on without replaying the audio.

Context:
- Transcript: [TRANSCRIPT]
- Audience who will read the briefing: [AUDIENCE]
- Desired outcome of the follow-up: [OUTCOME]
- Timeboxed length: [LENGTH e.g. 150 words]

Requirements:
1. Extract decisions, owners, deadlines, and open questions only.
2. Drop filler, tangents, and repeated points.
3. Keep names and commitments accurate; mark unclear items as unknowns.
4. Use plain language; no jargon unless it appears in the transcript.
5. End with a short next-step list.

Deliverables:
1. One-paragraph situation summary.
2. Bullet list of decisions (owner + due date when present).
3. Open questions with who should answer.
4. Suggested next steps in priority order.