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status-report

Generate a status report with KPIs, risks, and action items. Use when writing a weekly or monthly update for leadership, summarizing project health with green/yellow/red status, surfacing risks and decisions that need stakeholder attention, or turning a pile of project tracker activity into a readable narrative.

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About status-report

A generator for polished status reports aimed at leadership or stakeholders, invoked as /status-report with an argument hint of a cadence (weekly, monthly, or quarterly) and a project or team. It turns a pile of project-tracker activity into a readable narrative that summarizes project health with green, yellow, or red status and surfaces the risks and decisions that need stakeholder attention.

The output follows a defined markdown structure: a header with author and date, an executive summary of three to four sentences, an overall status indicator, a key-metrics table with target, actual, trend, and status per KPI, an accomplishments list, an in-progress table with owner, status, ETA, and notes, a risks-and-issues table with impact, mitigation, and owner, a decisions-needed table with context, deadline, and recommended action, and a next-period priorities list. For risk matrix frameworks and severity definitions it points to a companion risk-assessment skill.

When connectors are available the report can be enriched automatically: a connected project tracker can pull status, completed items, and upcoming milestones and identify at-risk or overdue tasks; a connected chat tool can scan recent discussions for decisions and blockers and offer to post the finished report to a channel; and a connected calendar can reference key meetings from the period. The accompanying tips advise leading with the headline because busy leaders read the first few lines, being honest about risks to build trust, and making each decision easy by pairing it with context and a recommendation.

FAQ

What cadences does the status report support?

The argument hint accepts weekly, monthly, or quarterly along with the project or team name, so it can produce updates on any of those cadences.

What sections are in the generated report?

It includes an executive summary, an overall status indicator, a key-metrics table, accomplishments, an in-progress table, a risks-and-issues table, a decisions-needed table, and next-period priorities.

Can it pull data from my tools automatically?

Yes, if connectors are available. A connected project tracker pulls status and milestones and flags at-risk items, a connected chat scans discussions for decisions and blockers, and a connected calendar references key meetings.

How does it represent overall project health?

It uses a green, yellow, or red status (On Track, At Risk, or Off Track) for the overall report and applies the same color status to individual KPIs in the metrics table.

Where do I find risk severity frameworks?

The skill refers to a companion risk-assessment skill for risk matrix frameworks and severity definitions when building the risks and issues section.

Install status-report

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill