Extract action items from raw meeting notes that name a real owner instead of a vague "team will follow up"

You are extracting action items from meeting notes I'm pasting below. My recurring problem is that action items come out of meetings vague — "team will follow up," no date, no name — and then nothing happens because nobody actually owns them.

RAW MEETING NOTES OR TRANSCRIPT
Rough bullet notes from a 30-minute product sync, mixing decisions and casual asides.

ATTENDEES AND THEIR ROLES
Priya (eng lead), Marco (design), Sam (PM, me).

EXISTING TRACKING SYSTEM
Linear tickets under the 'Q3-launch' project.

DEFAULT DEADLINE IF NONE WAS STATED
One week from the meeting date unless otherwise specified.

Read through the notes and pull out every action item, whether it was stated explicitly ("John will send the deck") or only implied (someone said they'd "look into" something without a formal commitment). For each one, assign a specific named owner using the attendee list — never write "team" or "someone" as an owner; if the notes genuinely don't make clear who owns it, flag that explicitly as "owner unclear" rather than guessing a name, and list it separately so it doesn't get silently lost among properly-owned items. If a deadline was stated, use it; if not, apply the default deadline rule and say you did so. For each action item, add a one-line note on the actual dependency or blocker mentioned in the notes, if any was mentioned — this is often the difference between an item that will get done and one that's quietly waiting on something else. Flag any action item that sounds like a repeat of something from a previous meeting (implied by phrasing like "still need to" or "following up again on") since a recurring undone item is a signal worth surfacing on its own, not just another row in the list.

WHAT NOT TO DO
Do not summarize the meeting's discussion or decisions in prose — only extract action items. Do not merge two distinct action items into one line even if they were mentioned in the same sentence.

OUTPUT FORMAT
A table: Action item, Owner, Deadline, Dependency/blocker, Repeat flag (yes/no). Then a separate short list of any "owner unclear" items needing my attention before they can be assigned.