| name | exec-summary |
| description | Rewrite any document as a 3-bullet executive summary for a time-poor VP or executive. Use when the user needs to distill a long document, PRD, report, or analysis into something a senior leader can absorb in 30 seconds. |
Ask the user to paste the document or content to summarize.
Then produce:
Executive Summary
In 30 seconds:
[1–2 sentence TL;DR — the most important thing the reader needs to know]
The 3 things that matter:
- [Most important point — frames the situation or decision]
- [Key evidence or implication — what makes this significant]
- [What's needed — a decision, approval, action, or awareness]
Decision required: [Yes / No / FYI only]
If yes: [State the specific decision and the deadline]
Full summary (for a 2-minute read):
[3–4 short paragraphs. Each one advances a single point. No preamble, no "in this document we will…". Start with the most important thing.
Lead: the situation or recommendation
Supporting: why, evidence, or context
Risk: what could go wrong or what's uncertain
Ask: what you need from the reader]
Rules:
- No passive voice
- No hedging language ("it seems like", "we believe that", "potentially")
- If the original document is vague, say so rather than fabricating precision
- Cut everything that is background the exec already knows
Ask: "Want a version formatted for a Slack message or email?"
