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Draft a stakeholder brief on a topic, tailored to executive, engineering, customer, or board audience. Use when a PM asks for a "brief", "update", "readout", "exec summary", "eng comms", "customer announcement", or "board update", or when they need to communicate a status / decision / change to a specific audience and need help adapting the framing.

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name	pmstack-brief
description	Draft a stakeholder brief on a topic, tailored to executive, engineering, customer, or board audience. Use when a PM asks for a "brief", "update", "readout", "exec summary", "eng comms", "customer announcement", or "board update", or when they need to communicate a status / decision / change to a specific audience and need help adapting the framing.

Stakeholder Brief

Draft a one-page brief tailored to its audience.

Argument parsing — be tolerant

Audience tokens: exec, executive, eng, engineering, customer, customers, board. Map executive→exec, engineering→eng, customers→customer.

Accept any of these formats — pick the audience by detecting the trailing or pipe-separated audience token:

Q2 launch slipping exec
Q2 launch slipping | exec
Q2 launch slipping, exec
Q2 launch slipping --audience exec

If no audience is found, ask once: "Which audience? (exec, eng, customer, board)" and stop.

Required structure

TL;DR — one sentence. The "so what".
Context / background — only what this audience needs. ≤3 bullets.
Key updates / decisions — bullet form. ≤5 bullets.
Next steps / asks — explicit owners and dates. ≤3 bullets.

Audience framing

exec / board: lead with metric impact and strategic implication. Exactly one ask, no more.
eng: lead with the constraint, then trade-off, then recommendation. Include rollback plan as the last bullet.
customer: lead with the outcome they get, then the path. No internal jargon — no team names, codenames, or undefined acronyms.

Length discipline

≤400 words total. One printed page. If you find yourself padding, cut.

Where to write

With filesystem: outputs/brief-<topic-slug>-<audience>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md
Inline (web/mobile): emit as markdown with the suggested filename

Forbidden

Emoji unless the user requested
"great question", "I apologize for the confusion", "absolutely"
Trailing "I have now completed..." summaries

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name	pmstack-brief
description	Draft a stakeholder brief on a topic, tailored to executive, engineering, customer, or board audience. Use when a PM asks for a "brief", "update", "readout", "exec summary", "eng comms", "customer announcement", or "board update", or when they need to communicate a status / decision / change to a specific audience and need help adapting the framing.

Stakeholder Brief

Draft a one-page brief tailored to its audience.

Argument parsing — be tolerant

Audience tokens: exec, executive, eng, engineering, customer, customers, board. Map executive→exec, engineering→eng, customers→customer.

Accept any of these formats — pick the audience by detecting the trailing or pipe-separated audience token:

Q2 launch slipping exec
Q2 launch slipping | exec
Q2 launch slipping, exec
Q2 launch slipping --audience exec

If no audience is found, ask once: "Which audience? (exec, eng, customer, board)" and stop.

Required structure

TL;DR — one sentence. The "so what".
Context / background — only what this audience needs. ≤3 bullets.
Key updates / decisions — bullet form. ≤5 bullets.
Next steps / asks — explicit owners and dates. ≤3 bullets.

Audience framing

exec / board: lead with metric impact and strategic implication. Exactly one ask, no more.
eng: lead with the constraint, then trade-off, then recommendation. Include rollback plan as the last bullet.
customer: lead with the outcome they get, then the path. No internal jargon — no team names, codenames, or undefined acronyms.

Length discipline

≤400 words total. One printed page. If you find yourself padding, cut.

Where to write

With filesystem: outputs/brief-<topic-slug>-<audience>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md
Inline (web/mobile): emit as markdown with the suggested filename

Forbidden

Emoji unless the user requested
"great question", "I apologize for the confusion", "absolutely"
Trailing "I have now completed..." summaries