What problem does it solve? Coordination teams need fast, trustworthy answers to "how is X going?" about marketing projects, campaigns, areas, or workloads, but ad-hoc status answers often sound convincing while being wrong. This Skill enforces a rigid briefing structure where raw data comes before interpretation, confidence is declared, and prior PMO log entries are cited as hypotheses rather than facts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Target resolution: Identifies whether the question refers to a project, campaign, area, person, week, or the whole system, querying the matching Notion databases and asking for clarification instead of guessing. - Structured briefing output: Answers in under 250 words with fixed blocks — raw data, prior PMO log entries, risk reading, a recommendation with declared confidence, and one open question. - Persistent logging: Writes the reading back to the project's PMO fields and records every briefing in the PMO Log with confidence, fact status, and follow-up outcome. - Use Case: A coordinator asks "como está o congresso?" and receives a data-first briefing on the congress project — overdue tasks, aging, RAG status, what the PMO said before, one risk reading, and one recommended action. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant "how is project X doing?" about any Fotona marketing project, campaign, or area tracked in Notion to receive a structured status briefing.
