Weekly status update
Model notes: Any model
Fill in the variables (optional — they're inserted live below):
Turn my rough notes into a weekly status update for {{audience}}.
Notes:
{{raw_notes}}
Format:
- One-line summary: on track / at risk / off track, and why.
- Done this week (max 5 bullets, outcomes not activity).
- Next week (max 5 bullets).
- Risks or blockers, each with what I need and from whom.
- Decisions needed from the reader, if any.
Under 200 words. Lead with anything the reader must act on. Don't make things sound better or worse than my notes say.
How to use it
- Fill the variables above, or replace each
{{variable}}after pasting. - Paste into your AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, Claude Code, or a local model in Ollama/LM Studio).
- Review the output. Models make mistakes, especially with facts, numbers and code.
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