Every Friday I paste a week's worth of half-typed meeting notes, Slack snippets, and to-do fragments into a doc and then waste 40 minutes shaping it into a status update.
Build a prompt that takes raw, unstructured notes as a single {{notes}} variable and returns a tight weekly update with exactly four sections: Shipped, In progress, Blocked, Next week.
Rules a strong solution must follow:
- Never invent work that isn't in the notes; if something is ambiguous, list it under a final 'Needs confirmation' line instead of guessing.
- Each bullet is one line, starts with a verb, and names the project.
- Collapse duplicates and merge related fragments.
- Stay under 200 words in a calm, factual tone (no hype).
Bonus: a {{tone}} variable ('exec-brief' vs 'team-casual') that changes only phrasing, never facts. Link a published prompt that nails this on genuinely messy input, and show it surviving a note dump that contradicts itself mid-week.