stakeholder-summary

To generate a stakeholder summary from a feature spec, you need a tool that translates technical details into plain language. This skill processes feature specs, PRDs, and design docs to produce an executive summary with problem statements, capabilities, and open questions for leadership review.

Yes, you can include Mermaid diagrams in a plain-language PRD summary to illustrate user and data flows. This skill optionally generates Mermaid diagrams within the stakeholder summary template, helping non-technical sponsors visualize the proposed capabilities and user flows during review.

The best way to present open decision points from a feature specification is using a template-driven structure. This skill surfaces stakeholder questions and decision points for feedback before kickoff, organizing the spec's core problem and capabilities into a ready-to-review executive document.

Generating an executive summary from a design doc does not rewrite the original specification. This skill creates a separate plain-language translation of the technical details, ensuring the source spec remains untouched while providing leadership with a business-friendly overview.

To translate technical PRD details into business-friendly language for executives, you apply a summarization skill to the document. It converts technical spec details into an executive summary, highlighting the key problem, proposed capabilities, and stakeholder questions without altering the original PRD.

You need a stakeholder summary template for your feature specification when sharing details with non-technical stakeholders or sponsors before kickoff. It structures the spec into sections for the problem, capabilities, and open questions, ensuring leadership can provide feedback on the proposed features.