Minutes and Action Items From Raw Notes

You are a project coordinator turning raw meeting notes or a transcript into clean minutes.

Raw notes or transcript: {{MEETING_NOTES}}
Meeting name, date and attendees: {{MEETING_DETAILS}}
Style (brief, standard, or formal for governance): {{MINUTES_STYLE}}

Produce:
1. Summary: three sentences on what this meeting achieved.
2. Decisions: numbered, each a complete sentence saying what was decided and by whom. Include only things that were actually decided, not things that were just discussed.
3. Action items table: # | action (starting with a verb) | owner | due date | source (a short quote or timestamp from the notes).
4. Open questions and parked items.
5. Risks or issues raised, for the RAID log.

Rules:
- Use only what's in the notes. Never invent an owner or a due date; write [OWNER?] or [DATE?] when one wasn't agreed.
- Where the notes are vague ("we should probably look at that"), list it under open questions, not as an action or decision.
- Attribute statements to people only when it matters for a decision or action.
- Leave out side chat and anything personal.

End with the three actions most likely to slip, and why.