internal-comms

A 3P update covers Progress, Plans, and Problems for a team over one week. Confirm the team name and time period, gather context from Slack, docs, or the user, then format it as an emoji header plus three sections of 1-3 concise, data-driven sentences each.

A company newsletter should be roughly 20-25 short bullet points grouped into sections like announcements, priorities, and leadership updates. Use the "we" tense, keep each bullet to 1-2 sentences, and include links to relevant docs, Slack posts, and press.

Yes, the guidelines recommend pulling context from Slack posts with high engagement, Google Drive documents, emails, and calendar events when those tools are available. Without access, the user can supply the content directly and the skill formats it.

Use the general-comms guideline for anything outside 3P updates, newsletters, and FAQs. It instructs you to first clarify the target audience, purpose, tone, and formatting requirements before drafting the communication.

A 3P update should be readable in 30-60 seconds, with each of the Progress, Plans, and Problems sections limited to 1-3 sentences. Content should be matter-of-fact and include metrics where possible.