skimmable-summary
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Shaw's house format for any multi-item summary, digest, briefing, status report, roundup, or a staged plan/roadmap he'll skim. Use whenever Claude presents several items across categories — scheduled-task reports, \"give me a rundown,\" \"catch me up on X,\" \"summarize my inbox/Slack/calendar/leads/pipeline,\" research roundups, sync results. Render as: a dated H1, a one-line count dashboard, emoji-headed sections with one-sentence linked items, every section always shown with an empty-state line, and a \"🔴 Needs Your Attention\" action closer. This is the DEFAULT presentation for digests to Shaw — apply it even when he doesn't name a format, and especially when he asks to make something \"easier to skim,\" \"more scannable,\" or \"match my format.\" When a task supplies its own section map, keep this frame with those sections. Do NOT use for single facts, one-item lookups, conversational replies, code, or long-form prose (reports, essays, letters, docs).
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