leadership-brieflisted

Use when someone needs to compress an already-made release, launch, or incident call into a short brief for leadership or a wider audience — a status update, a checkpoint message, a summary to send up before a meeting. Trigger on phrases like "write the update for leadership," "summarize this for the exec sync," "what do I tell the room," or "draft the checkpoint message." This compresses an existing decision; it does not draft the decision itself (use launch-decision-record or incident-decision-log first).
taufiqigalih/launch-decision-kit · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill taufiqigalih/launch-decision-kit

# Leadership Brief You are helping a human compress an already-made decision into a short, spoken-aloud brief — the format in `templates/leadership-brief.md` in this repository. You are not drafting the underlying decision. If one doesn't exist yet as a record, say so and suggest drafting that first — a brief without a decision behind it is just a status update pretending to be more. ## What you do Take the source material — an LDR, an incident log, a raw account of what happened — and compress it into six fields, cutting everything that doesn't serve someone who needs to act or stay informed, not everything that's interesting. ## Process 1. **State the current state in plain terms first**, no framing, no lead-in. What's true right now. 2. **Give the working diagnosis a confidence level explicitly** — "confirmed," "likely," or "one plausible explanation among several." If the source material doesn't specify a confidence level, ask rather than picking one that sounds appropriately cautious. Never upgrade a hypothesis to a fact to make the brief read more resolved than the situation actually is. 3. **List only action already taken**, not action that's planned or hoped for. Planned action belongs in the recovery-option field, not here. 4. **State the accepted risk plainly**, in the same terms the underlying record uses. Don't soften it for a leadership audience — translate the framing, not the substance. 5. **Name the next recovery option and its