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+ # README
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+ A Claude skill for extracting and structuring product roadmap information from various sources into standardized markdown reports.
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+ ## Overview
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+ This skill transforms unstructured inputs (meeting transcriptions, Slack messages, emails, documents) into well-organized roadmap reports following consistent templates. It's designed for product managers, team leads, and anyone who needs to consolidate roadmap updates from multiple sources.
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+ The skill maintains a strict policy of **never inventing information** — it only uses explicitly stated data and asks for clarification when critical information is missing.
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+ ## Key Features
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+ - **Multi-source Input**: Accepts meeting transcripts, chat messages, emails, Google Docs, or any text format
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+ - **Automatic Language Detection**: Outputs match the user's language
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+ - **Template-based Output**: Generates consistent markdown reports with YAML frontmatter
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+ - **Update Capability**: Can update existing reports while preserving structure and reverse chronological order
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+ - **Obsidian Integration**: Supports saving directly to Obsidian vaults with proper linking
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+ - **Historical Context Awareness**: Uses previous reports for consistency (terminology only, never for inventing data)
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+ - **RAG Status Support**: Tracks Red/Amber/Green status for each project/initiative
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+ - **Project Confirmation**: Before generating, asks user to confirm the list of projects to include
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+ ## Usage
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+ ### Basic Usage
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+ Simply provide your meeting notes, transcript, or messages:
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+ ```
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+ Here are my notes from today's PM sync:
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+ - Payment integration: Tests completed successfully, rollout starting next week
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+ - User notification: Design in progress, Sarah presenting next Tuesday
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+ - Database migration: 35% complete, on track for February deadline
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+ - Blocked on API credentials from external vendor since last week
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+ ```
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+ The skill will:
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+ 1. Detect your language
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+ 2. Ask for team name if not inferable
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+ 3. Ask you to confirm the list of projects before generating
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+ 4. Generate a structured report following the template
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+ ### Updating Existing Reports
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+ Provide the existing report plus new information:
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+ ```
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+ Update the Platform compiled report with today's sync notes:
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+ [paste or reference existing report]
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+ New notes from 2026-01-21:
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+ - API integration: First real transaction processed successfully
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+ - Email notifications: Design approved, development starting tomorrow
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+ ```
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+ The skill will:
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+ 1. Read and analyze the existing report structure
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+ 2. Insert new content BEFORE old content (maintaining reverse chronological order)
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+ 3. Preserve exact formatting, language, and section structure
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+ 4. Update the `updated_at` field in frontmatter
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+ ### Obsidian Integration
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+ If you use Obsidian, the skill can:
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+ - Save reports directly to your vault
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+ - Update existing notes in place
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+ - Follow your vault's file naming conventions (Title Case with spaces)
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+ - Create proper `[[wiki links]]` for related notes and people
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+ - Maintain consistent YAML frontmatter
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+ ## Report Types
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+ ### 1. Single Team Status Report
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+ Daily status report for one team and its projects. Contains the latest status for each project on a specific day.
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+ **Use case**: Quick daily updates from a standup, sync meeting, or PM check-in.
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+ **File pattern**: `{team-name}-status-report-{YYYY-MM-DD}.md`
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+ **Template**: `templates/template-single-team-status.md`
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+ ### 2. Compiled Team Report
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+ Aggregated report combining multiple daily reports for one team over time. Groups all historical updates by project, with dates in reverse chronological order (newest first).
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+ **Use case**: Weekly summaries, historical tracking, or comprehensive team overview.
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+ **File pattern**: `{team-name}-compiled-status-report-{YYYY-MM-DD}.md`
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+ **Template**: `templates/template-single-team-compiled-status.md`
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+ ### 3. Multiple Teams Report
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+ Consolidated report grouping multiple teams with their respective projects. Combines compiled reports from several teams into one document.
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+ **Use case**: Leadership reviews, cross-team syncs, quarterly updates, or organization-wide status.
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+ **File pattern**: `all-teams-status-report-{YYYY-MM-DD}.md`
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+ **Template**: `templates/template-multiple-teams-compiled-status.md`
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+ ### 4. Projects List
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+ A structured table listing all projects extracted from status reports with their current status and RAG rating.
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+ **Use case**: Portfolio overview, project inventory, or executive summary.
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+ **Template**: `templates/template-projects-list.md`
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+ ## Report Structure
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+ All reports include structured frontmatter for integration with tools like Obsidian:
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+ ```yaml
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+ updated_at: 2026-01-21
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+ type: note
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+ company: "[[Company Name]]"
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+ related:
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+ - "[[Related Note]]"
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+ ---
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+ ```
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+ ## Project Name
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+ - **Risk name**: Description of potential future problem
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+ - Action item with assignee if mentioned
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+ ```
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+ Here's an example of a compiled report section:
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Third-Party API Integration
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+ - status: in progress
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+ - rag status: on track
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+
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+ ### 2026-01-20
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+ The team successfully tested the integration flow with a pilot customer,
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+ completing three end-to-end transactions. The MVP is progressing well and
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+ the first phase has moved to development. Progressive rollout will begin
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+ at the end of January, initially targeting customers already connected
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+ to the external service.
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+
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+ **On track:**
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+ - **Production tests**: Successful transactions completed with pilot customer
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+ - **Development**: First phase already sent to development team
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+ - **Rollout planning**: Timeline established from January to March with gradual expansion
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+
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+ **Problems:**
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+ - **Testing limitations**: Unable to test with certain providers not yet connected to the service
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+ - **Process definition**: Lack of standardization for post-acceptance payment workflow
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+ **Risks and Concerns:**
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+ - **Customer dependency**: Delays may occur if customers take too long to make decisions
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+ - **Untested scenarios**: Still missing tests for edge cases like rejection flows and discount rules
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+
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Continue testing with more customers to validate uncovered scenarios
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+ - Define and formalize standard payment process
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+ - Execute progressive rollout: 5% in first week of February, expanding gradually
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+
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+ ### 2026-01-06
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+ The integration initiative is advancing with flow design in Figma and
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+ preparation for technical alignment meeting. The team is splitting the
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+ user journey into two options: the current method and the new API-based flow.
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+ **On track:**
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+ - **Figma flow in development**: Design team working on the complete flow
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+ - **Technical meeting scheduled**: Meeting set for tomorrow with backend team
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+ **Risks and Concerns:**
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+ - **Competition ahead**: Competitors already knew about this integration possibility before us
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Hold meeting with backend team to align technical effort
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+ - Schedule review meeting to validate the designed flow
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Core Principles
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+
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+ ### What the Skill WILL Do
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+
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+ ✅ Use only explicitly stated information
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+ ✅ Mark sections empty if no relevant info exists
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+ ✅ Preserve original terminology from sources
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+ ✅ Ask for clarification when critical info is missing
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+ ✅ Maintain reverse chronological order (newest first)
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+ ✅ Group all projects under a single team header
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+ ✅ Check if updating existing report before creating new one
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+ ✅ Preserve exact structure when updating existing reports
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+ ✅ Fill YAML frontmatter correctly based on template patterns
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+ ✅ Move done/resolved topics to the appropriate section
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+
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+ ### What the Skill WILL NOT Do
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+
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+ ❌ Invent dates, deadlines, or timelines
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+ ❌ Create action items that weren't stated
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+ ❌ Infer problems/risks from neutral statements
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+ ❌ Add team members/stakeholders not mentioned
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+ ❌ Make up metrics or quantitative data
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+ ❌ Fabricate technical details
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+ ❌ Assume project status without explicit indication
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+ ❌ Update wrong dates or wrong projects
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+ ❌ Create extra blocks not in templates (Meeting Notes, Learnings, etc.)
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+
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+ ## Trigger Phrases
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+ The skill activates when you mention:
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+ - "status report"
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+ - "project update"
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+ - "sync notes"
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+ - "war room"
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+ - "team report"
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+ - "weekly update"
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+
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+ ## File Structure
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+
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+ ```
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+ project-status-report/
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+ ├── SKILL.md # Main skill definition
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+ ├── README.md # This file
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+ ├── templates/
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+ │ ├── template-single-team-status.md
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+ │ ├── template-single-team-compiled-status.md
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+ │ ├── template-multiple-teams-compiled-status.md
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+ │ └── template-projects-list.md
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+ └── references/
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+ └── detailed-guide.md # Extended examples and edge cases
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Allowed Tools
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+
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+ This skill can use:
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+ - `conversation_search` - Find previous reports in chat history
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+ - `google_drive_search` - Search for source documents
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+ - `google_drive_fetch` - Retrieve Google Docs content
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+
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+ ## Best Practices
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+
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+ 1. **Update existing historical reports** - When possible, provide or reference existing compiled reports so the skill can add new updates while maintaining full context and history. This produces more complete and consistent results.
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+ 2. **Be explicit about team names** - Helps avoid clarification questions and ensures proper file naming.
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+ 3. **Include dates when relevant** - Ensures accurate timeline tracking and proper ordering.
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+ 4. **Mention assignees for actions** - Creates accountable action items (e.g., "assigned: @john").
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+ 5. **Provide context for acronyms** - Especially on first use (e.g., "CRM (Customer Relationship Management)").
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+ 6. **Separate concerns clearly** - Distinguish between current problems (active blockers) and potential risks (future concerns).
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+ 7. **Use consistent project names** - Helps the skill match updates to the correct project in existing reports.
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+ 8. **Indicate RAG status when known** - If you know a project is at risk or blocked, mention it explicitly.
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+ 9. **Reference related people** - Mention team members and stakeholders so they can be linked in the frontmatter.
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+ 10. **Group related topics** - If multiple updates belong to the same initiative, present them together in your input.
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+
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+ ## Contributing
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+
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+ To modify templates or add new report types:
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+
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+ 1. Edit files in the `templates/` directory following existing patterns
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+ 2. Update the SKILL.md with new instructions if needed
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+ 3. Add examples to `references/detailed-guide.md` for edge cases
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ *This skill was designed for product management workflows at scale, supporting teams that need consistent, reliable status reporting without manual formatting overhead.*
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+ ---
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+ name: prod-roadmap-report
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+ description: Cria e atualiza relatórios estruturados de roadmap de produto a partir de reuniões, mensagens, documentos ou notas. Use quando usuários precisam extrair atualizações de roadmap em relatórios markdown com seções de resumo, problemas, riscos e ações, consolidar múltiplos relatórios de times, atualizar relatórios existentes mantendo ordem cronológica reversa, salvar/modificar relatórios no Obsidian vault, ou mencionar termos como "relatório de roadmap", "atualização de produto", "sync", "war room", "relatório do time" ou "atualização semanal".
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+ allowed-tools: conversation_search, google_drive_search, google_drive_fetch
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+ metadata:
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+ author: jarvis-team
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+ version: "1.0.0"
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Relatório de Status do Projeto
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+
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+ ## Visão Geral
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+ Extraia informações de status do projeto de diversas fontes (reuniões, mensagens, e-mails, documentos) e gere relatórios de status estruturados seguindo templates padronizados em markdown.
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+
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+ **Tipos de arquivos de relatório:**
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+ - Relatório do dia mais recente de um único time com todos os seus projetos (usado para criar outros arquivos compilados)
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+ - Relatório compilado de um único time com todos os seus projetos e informações de relatórios em seções por data
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+ - Documento consolidado agrupando múltiplos relatórios de times
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+ - Lista consolidada de projetos
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+
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+ Por favor, siga o `rules/status-report-rules.md` para obter orientações corretas e conhecer as regras principais desta skill.
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+
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+ ## Instruções
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+ Sempre interaja com o usuário no mesmo idioma que ele estiver usando.
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+
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+ ### Roadmap Preview:
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+ - Quando o usuário perguntar sobre roadmap, status, sprint, atualizações, etc., execute as instruções de `commands/status-roadmap-preview`
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+ - Use o `$ARGUMENTS` do usuário para obter a resposta correta.
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+
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+
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+ ### Geral:
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+ - Use as informações, transcrições e documentos fornecidos pelo usuário para criar os relatórios
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+ - Aprenda com as notas para entender as relações entre relatórios e notas
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+ - Se for atualizar um arquivo existente, leia e entenda o arquivo antes de atualizá-lo com novas informações
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+ - Encontre o produto/projeto/iniciativa nas notas existentes e atualize o bloco correto
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+ - Siga as instruções do template completamente
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+ - Se não tiver certeza de onde inserir informações, pergunte ao usuário
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+ - Os arquivos de saída finais precisam ter o yaml preenchido corretamente
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+ - Para projetos/tópicos com status resolvido e concluído, mova para a seção correta indicada nos templates
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+ - Esteja preparado para atualizar as notas na seção de tópico correta quando o usuário fornecer informações atualizadas sobre um tópico individual
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+
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+ ### Relatório de time único:
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+ - Geralmente é usado para obter o relatório de status mais recente dos projetos até aquele dia.
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+ - É usado para estruturar informações e relatório de status de um único time e seus projetos.
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+ - Use `templates/template-single-team-status.md`
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+ - Agrupe múltiplos projetos sob o cabeçalho de UM ÚNICO time
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+ - Antes de criar o arquivo, peça confirmação ao usuário com uma lista de projetos e iniciativas que o relatório final terá. O usuário pode pedir para mesclar alguns tópicos ou renomeá-los
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+
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+ ### Relatório compilado do time (grupo bem estruturado e formatado de muitos arquivos de relatório de time único):
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+ - Usado para agrupar em um arquivo todos os relatórios de time único de um time específico e os relatórios de status dos seus projetos de múltiplos dias
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+ - Para criar ou atualizar este relatório, use os relatórios de time único já criados pelo usuário e as informações fornecidas pelo usuário
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+ - Quando o usuário pedir um relatório atualizado de todos os projetos de um time específico
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+ - Use as informações fornecidas ou, se o Obsidian for usado, procure pelas notas históricas relacionadas e novas notas relacionadas para atualizar este relatório
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+ - Procure por arquivos que tenham o mesmo nome e padrões de conteúdo criados por esta skill ou por padrões que os usuários já pediram no passado
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+ - O arquivo de saída precisa seguir as instruções e estrutura do template `templates/template-single-team-compiled-status.md`
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+ - Mantendo a estrutura das notas de relatório de time único, mas seguindo a estrutura e organização do template fornecido
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+ - Não altere informações ou datas ao agrupar essas notas
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+ - Peça esclarecimentos se as notas individuais não existirem
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+ - Agrupe múltiplos projetos sob o cabeçalho de UM ÚNICO time
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+
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+ ### Relatórios de múltiplos times (múltiplos times, com múltiplos projetos, múltiplos dias):
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+ - Usado para agrupar em um arquivo todos os relatórios individuais de todos os times com relatórios de status de muitos projetos de múltiplos times
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+ - O arquivo de saída precisa seguir as instruções e estrutura do template `templates/template-multiple-teams-compiled-status.md`
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+ - Mantendo a estrutura das notas de relatório de time único, mas seguindo a estrutura e organização do template fornecido
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+ - Não altere informações ou datas ao agrupar essas notas
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+ - Peça esclarecimentos se as notas individuais não existirem
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+
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+ ### Fornecendo lista atualizada de projetos
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+ - Se o usuário quiser uma lista atualizada de projetos nas notas, use o arquivo `templates/template-projects-list.md` para dar a resposta.
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+
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+ ## Regra Crítica de Estrutura
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+
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+ **CORRETO - Cabeçalho de time único com todos os projetos:**
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Nome do Time
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+
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+ ### Primeiro Projeto
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+ #### DD-MM-AAAA
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+ {conteúdo}
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+
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+ #### DD-MM-AAAA
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+ {conteúdo}
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+
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+ #### DD-MM-AAAA
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+ {conteúdo}
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+
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+ ### Segundo Projeto
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+ #### DD-MM-AAAA
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+ {conteúdo}
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+
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+ #### DD-MM-AAAA
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+ {conteúdo}
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+ ```
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+
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+ Na seção do projeto, as seções de datas devem ser organizadas do mais recente para o mais antigo.
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+
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+ **ERRADO - Cabeçalhos de time repetidos:**
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Nome do Time
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+ ### Primeiro Projeto
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+ ...
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+
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+ ## Nome do Time
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+ ### Segundo Projeto
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+ ...
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+ ```
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+
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+ O nome do time (`## Nome do Time`) deve aparecer UMA VEZ com todos os projetos aninhados sob ele.
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+
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+ ### O que Evitar
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+
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+ - Não atualize datas ou projetos errados
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+ - Não crie blocos extras (Notas de Reunião, Aprendizados, etc.) - siga os templates exatamente
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+ - Não assuma - peça esclarecimentos quando tiver dúvida
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+
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+ ## Quando o usuário usa Obsidian
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+ Verifique se o usuário usa Obsidian. Se sim, verifique se você tem acesso para usar skills ou MCP disponível para manipular notas no Obsidian Vault.
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+
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+ - Se o usuário quiser salvar os arquivos no Obsidian vault, peça o caminho do vault
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+ - Se o usuário quiser atualizar ou modificar uma nota existente no Obsidian vault, peça o caminho do arquivo no vault
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+ - Procure no vault para
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+
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+ ## Fluxo de Processamento
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+
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+ ### 1. Receber e Analisar
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+ - Detectar o idioma do usuário
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+ - Verificar contexto histórico (relatórios anteriores)
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+ - Aceitar entrada em qualquer formato
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+ - Escanear em busca de: nomes de times, projetos, status, problemas, riscos, ações, datas
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+
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+ ### 2. Extrair Informações
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+ Para cada projeto:
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+ - Nome do time (explícito ou contextual)
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+ - Nome do projeto/iniciativa
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+ - Conteúdo do resumo
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+ - Itens no prazo (progresso positivo)
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+ - Problemas (bloqueadores atuais)
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+ - Riscos e preocupações (problemas potenciais)
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+ - Ações (próximos passos específicos)
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+
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+ ### 3. Lidar com Informações Ausentes
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+ **Quando perguntar:**
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+ - Informação crítica ausente (nome do time não pode ser inferido)
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+ - Existe informação contraditória
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+ - Informação vaga demais para preencher as seções
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+
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+ **Quando NÃO perguntar:**
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+ - Detalhes menores ausentes mas o núcleo está claro
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+ - Apenas 1-2 seções esparsas (marcar como vazio)
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+ - Nomes de time/projeto razoavelmente inferíveis
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+
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+ ### 4. Gerar Saída
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+ - Arquivo markdown único com todos os projetos (padrão)
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+ - Seguir estrutura do template
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+ - Usar data atual seguindo o formato correto indicado pelos templates
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+ - Corresponder ao idioma do usuário
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+ - Inserir novas atualizações ANTES do conteúdo antigo (cronologia reversa)
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+
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+ ## Regras Críticas
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+
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+ ### NUNCA:
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+ ❌ Inventar datas, prazos ou cronogramas
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+ ❌ Criar itens de ação que não foram declarados
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+ ❌ Inferir problemas/riscos de declarações neutras
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+ ❌ Adicionar membros de time/stakeholders não mencionados
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+ ❌ Inventar métricas ou dados quantitativos
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+ ❌ Fabricar detalhes técnicos
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+ ❌ Assumir status do projeto sem indicação
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+
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+ ### SEMPRE:
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+ ✅ Usar apenas informações explicitamente declaradas
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+ ✅ Marcar seções como vazias se não houver informação relevante
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+ ✅ Preservar a terminologia original
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+ ✅ Usar datas exatas quando mencionadas
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+ ✅ Citar problemas/riscos específicos conforme declarado
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+ ✅ Listar apenas ações explicitamente discutidas
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+ ✅ Pedir esclarecimentos quando necessário
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+ ✅ Verificar se está atualizando um relatório existente
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+ ✅ Preservar a estrutura exata ao atualizar
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+ ✅ Agrupar projetos sob o cabeçalho de UM ÚNICO time
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+ ✅ Inserir novo conteúdo ANTES do antigo (cronologia reversa)
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+
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+ ## Checklist de Qualidade
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+
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+ Antes de entregar:
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+ - [ ] Todas as datas da fonte ou data atual seguindo o formato correto indicado pelos templates
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+ - [ ] Nenhum item de ação ou problema inventado
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+ - [ ] Nomes de time/projeto precisos ou marcados como incertos
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+ - [ ] Todas as seções presentes (mesmo que vazias)
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+ - [ ] Resumo factual sem especulações
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+ - [ ] Formato corresponde exatamente ao template
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+ - [ ] Conteúdo verificável a partir das fontes
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+ - [ ] Nenhum detalhe alucinado
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+ - [ ] Se atualizando: estrutura exata preservada
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+ - [ ] Contexto histórico apenas para terminologia, não para invenção de dados
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+ - [ ] Cada cabeçalho de time aparece apenas UMA VEZ
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+ - [ ] Novo conteúdo inserido ANTES do conteúdo antigo
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+ - [ ] Tópicos Concluídos/Resolvidos inseridos na seção correta
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+ ---
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+ description: This command creates a new or update an existing compiled status report of an specific team, from transcripts, informations and other sources
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+ argument-hint: <organize a compiled status report of my team "write your team name">
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+ ---
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+ # Status Compiled Single Team
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+
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+ This is used to compiled in one output an updated status report of projects of one specific team, organized by projects and updated dates.
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+
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+ Please, follow the `rules/status-report-rules.md` to get right guidance and know the main rules of this skill.
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+
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+ The output need to follow the instructions and structure of the template `templates/template-single-team-compiled-status.md`
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+
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+ Instructions:
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+ - Used to group in one file all single team report of one specific team and your projects status reports of multiple days
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+ - To create or update this report, use the single team reports already created before by the user and the informations given by the user
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+ - When the user asks for a latest updated report of all projects of one specific team
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+ - Use the given informations or if the obsidian is used, look for the historical related notes and new related notes to update this report
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+ - Look for files that have the same name and content patterns created by this skill or for partterns users already asked in the past
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+ - Output need to follow the instructions and structure of the template `templates/template-single-team-compiled-status.md`
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+ - Maintaining structure of the single team report notes, but following the structure and organization of the given template
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+ - Don't change informations or dates when group those notes
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+ - Ask for clarification if individual notes don't exist
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+ - Group multiple projects under SINGLE team header
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+ ---
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+ description: This command list all projects in a concise summary and table with status and other informations from existent status report files or informations provided by the user
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+ argument-hint: <list all my projects and your status>
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+ ---
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+ # Status List projects
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+
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+ This is used to create and organize a brief concise list of the projects and your status from status reports files or informations the users provided.
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+
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+ Please, follow the `rules/status-report-rules.md` to get right guidance and know the main rules of this skill.
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+
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+ The output need to follow the instructions and structure of the template `templates/template-projects-list.md`
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+
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+ **Instructions:**
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+ - If the user already give a path to a folder or informations, or if you are working inside a folder that are Obsidian Vault, look for the files that follow the naming path described in `SKILL.md` or the `references/detailed-guide.md`
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+ - If you can't detect those informations or files, ask to the user to give the files or informations so you can organize and give the right anwser
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+ - Use the most recent files to give the latest status of the projects.
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+ - If user ask to show only projects from an specific team, follow the same template, but show only detected informations about projects and status reports of that team.