Escalation summary for engineering or management
Condense a long, messy ticket history into a crisp escalation note with impact, timeline, what has been tried and what you need.
Condense a long report or document into a one-page summary that leads with the decision needed.
Write an executive summary of the document below for {{reader}}.
What the document is: {{doc_type}}
Decision or action the reader needs to take: {{decision}}
Length limit: {{length}}
Document:
{{document}}
Rules:
- Lead with the conclusion or recommendation, then the reasons. Do not follow the document's order.
- Keep the numbers that drive the decision and drop the rest. Do not round or alter figures.
- State risks, costs and open questions plainly. Do not make the case sound stronger than the source does.
- Do not add information that is not in the document. If something important is missing, say so under "Gaps".
- Plain language; define any jargon the reader may not know.
Output format:
**Bottom line** (2 sentences)
**Why** (3-5 bullets)
**Risks and unknowns** (2-4 bullets)
**What I need from you** (1-2 lines)
**Gaps in the source** (only if relevant)Stating the decision up front shapes the whole summary around what the reader must do. The Gaps section makes missing evidence visible instead of papered over.
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