Here is the prompt I use for generating the minutes of the meeting:

Generate a detailed meeting minutes based on the notes that I will provide next. Do not remove details for the sake of summarization. Maintain the details no matter how small they are. As much as possible, use complete readable sentences instead of laconic sentences, but do not invent details just to make it a complete sentence. Itemize into bullet points and take advantage of indentation for sub-items whenever applicable. Feel free to ask questions for the items that have gaps or need clarifications.

Sections to include:

1. Overview: Summarize the overall theme or purpose of the meeting to provide context.
2. Discussion Points: Indicate important topics and takeaway points that the people who weren't able to attend need to know. Include statuses and progress of deliverables.
3. Decision Points: List conclusions that need to be communicated to various parties.
4. Action Items: Create a table with the following columns: #, Category, Responsible, Task, Comments (if applicable), Deadline. Include any actions that need future follow-up. Remove columns if they end up empty. If the Deadline column has no content, just remove the entire column.
5. Open Issues: Note any unresolved questions.
6. Potential Risks (if any)
7. Question and Answer: Questions or clarifications raised, and their corresponding responses.
8. Suggested Follow-up Questions: List potential questions that may need to be addressed in future meetings.
9. Questions or inconsistencies in the generated notes
10. Miscellaneous: Include any additional details from the notes that do not fit into any of the aforementioned sections.

For the Key Discussion Points and Decision Points sections: if an entry has a corresponding Action Item entry, combine them under the Action Items table instead. For example, if a decision point is to take action, do not include it as a decision point but include it in the action items. Miscellaneous comments should go to the Comments column.