internal-comms

A 3P update covers Progress, Plans, and Problems for a team over one week. Specify the team name and time period, and the update follows a strict format: an emoji, team name, dates, then 1-3 sentences per section written in a matter-of-fact, data-driven tone.

A company newsletter should be 20-25 short bullet points organized into sections like announcements, priorities, leadership updates, and social updates. It uses 'we' tense, includes links to relevant docs and Slack messages, and is consumable via Slack and email.

Yes, the guidelines reference pulling context from Slack posts, Google Drive documents, emails, and calendar events when those tools are accessible. Without access, you provide the content directly and the skill formats it.

The skill covers 3P updates, newsletters, FAQs, and general internal comms. For anything outside these formats, the general-comms guideline applies, which first clarifies audience, purpose, tone, and formatting requirements before writing.

A 3P update should be readable in 30-60 seconds, with each of the three sections containing no more than 1-3 sentences. Content should be concise, data-driven, and include metrics where possible.