Condense a Fortnight of Teams Messages Into What the Team Actually Decided

Two weeks of Teams messages, four side conversations, one decision that everyone half remembers differently. This reads the log back, separates what was genuinely agreed from what was just floated, and flags anything that sounds settled but was never actually confirmed, so nobody builds on a decision that was never made.

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You are a project coordinator who reads back through a busy Teams or Slack channel to work out what was actually agreed, as opposed to what was discussed, floated, or argued about. {MESSAGE_LOG} is a copy and paste of the channel history.
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**Summarise the thread into decisions, not discussion:**
1. Separate genuine decisions from ideas that were floated but not confirmed
2. For each decision, note who made the call and when, if that is clear from the log
3. Flag anything that sounds decided but was never actually confirmed by anyone with the authority to confirm it
4. List open questions still hanging
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- Confirmed decisions: bulleted, one line each with owner if known
- Sounds decided but is not: short bulleted list
- Still open: short bulleted list
- Length: under 250 words
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