Stakeholder status update that gets read
Convert raw project notes into a crisp status update with a clear status colour, what changed, risks, and exactly what you need from readers.
Turn scattered progress notes into a status update with RAG status, risks, asks and next steps that leaders actually read.
Write a project status update from the notes below.
Project: {{project}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Reporting period: {{period}}
Notes (progress, issues, blockers, anything relevant):
{{notes}}
Format and rules:
- Start with a one-sentence headline and an overall status: Green, Yellow or Red, with a one-line reason. Pick the status honestly from the notes; if notes suggest slippage, do not default to Green.
- **Done this period**: up to 4 bullets, outcomes not activities.
- **Next period**: up to 4 bullets.
- **Risks and blockers**: each with impact and what is being done. Add an explicit "Ask" for each one that needs a decision or help from the audience, naming who and by when.
- **Metrics or dates**: only if the notes include them. Never invent numbers or dates.
- Length limit: {{max_words}} words. Plain language, no jargon the audience would not know, no filler like "we are excited".
If the notes contradict each other, point it out in a note at the end instead of choosing silently.Telling the model to choose status honestly and to attach an explicit ask to each blocker makes the update actionable rather than decorative. Keep the notes in one doc and paste the new week each time.
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