Stakeholder update
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[PM Twin] Generate product status update from recent activity — git history, feature progress, metrics.From its SKILL.md
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Stakeholder Update — Status Report Generator
Generate a structured product status update from real project data.
Data Sources
| Source | What It Provides |
|---|---|
git log | Recent commits, features shipped, contributors |
docs/arch.md | Feature index with status (planned/in-progress/done) |
docs/toolkit/roadmap.md | Sprint progress, upcoming work |
docs/toolkit/metrics.yaml | KPI current vs target |
docs/toolkit/index.html | Intelligence Hub link (for context) |
Execution Steps
- Determine timeframe — weekly (7 days), monthly (30 days), or custom range
- Read git log —
git log --oneline --since="[date]"for commits in range - Categorize commits — features shipped, bugs fixed, docs updated, infrastructure
- Read arch.md — feature index for overall progress
- Read metrics — current values if metrics.yaml exists
- Generate report
Output Format
# Product Update — [Product Name]
**Period:** [start] to [end] | **Generated:** [date]
## What Shipped
- Feature A: [1 sentence description]
- Feature B: [1 sentence description]
- Bug fix: [what was fixed]
## Key Metrics
| Metric | Current | Target | Trend |
|--------|---------|--------|-------|
| MAU | 62 | 100 | ↑ +15 |
## In Progress
- Feature C (60% complete — expected [date])
- Feature D (started — expected [date])
## Up Next
- [Next sprint items from roadmap]
## Risks & Blockers
- [Any flagged issues]
## Links
- [Intelligence Hub](docs/toolkit/index.html)
- [Roadmap](docs/toolkit/roadmap.md)
Save to docs/toolkit/updates/YYYY-MM-DD-[period].md
Output Options
- Markdown (default) — copy-paste to email, Slack, Notion
- HTML — formatted version for browser viewing
- Clipboard — copy to clipboard for immediate pasting
Important Rules
- Only report real data — never fabricate metrics or progress
- Git log is the source of truth — features shipped = commits merged
- Flag slippage honestly — if something slipped, say so with context
- Keep it short — stakeholders scan, they don't read. Tables over paragraphs.
- No sensitive data in updates — don't include API keys, user PII, or internal URLs in shareable updates
- Write only to docs/toolkit/updates/ — never modify application code
- Check existing updates — read previous updates before generating to avoid repeating old news
What ships with it
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Said here and by no other author read
- categorize recent git commits
- read architecture and metrics files
- use tables over paragraphs
- flag schedule slippage with context
- check previous updates before generating
- save reports to the updates directory
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