spec-summarize

To generate a structured summary from coaching notes or project review sessions, use a composable template that assembles stats, narrative paragraphs, and a session arc timeline into a single cohesive artifact with consistent styling.

A session arc timeline is a chronological sequence of events extracted from session data. You need it for knowledge-work summaries when you must present temporal insights and narrative context alongside quantitative metrics in a unified project review artifact.

Yes, you can build a summary artifact using modular UI components like StatPill for quantitative metrics, TimelineEvent for temporal data, SectionLabel for grouping, and Chip for tagging decisions, all supporting extensible styling via color and icon props.

The best way to structure project review metrics and narrative is to use a reusable scaffold that separates content into Heading and Section blocks, grouping quantitative insights and contextual paragraphs into a modular, cohesive summary artifact.

When summarizing diverse data sources into a unified timeline narrative, you need a reusable data model to map varied inputs into composable components. Without a structured template, combining statistics and narrative from different formats can result in inconsistent artifact styling.

Yes, the spec-summarize template supports extensible styling through color and icon props on modular components like SectionLabel and StatPill, allowing you to visually differentiate narrative, statistics, and timeline sections within the generated summary artifact.