program-health-dashboard
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Assemble a one-page program health snapshot across multiple workstreams — RAG status, milestones, top risks, dependencies, and metrics in a single scannable view. Use when the user says "program dashboard", "program health", "portfolio status", "one-pager across workstreams", "roll up all the projects", or needs an at-a-glance view of a multi-stream program.
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Program Health Dashboard
Roll multiple workstreams into a single, scannable one-page health view for program leads and steering committees.
When to use
- A program spans several projects/workstreams and needs one combined view.
- Prepping a steering/portfolio review.
For a single project's narrative update, use status-report; for a leadership narrative, exec-summary.
Inputs to gather
- The workstreams and their owners.
- Per workstream: RAG status, next milestone + date, top risk, key metric.
- Cross-program risks and dependencies (pull from
raid-log/dependency-mapping).
Process
- Set an overall program RAG with a one-line rationale (worst-of, weighted by importance — explain the logic).
- Build the workstream table: name · owner · RAG · next milestone (date) · trend (↑/→/↓ vs. last period) · top risk.
- Surface top cross-program risks/blockers (3–5 max) with owners.
- Show key metrics vs. target where the program is measured (tie to
okr-tracking). - List upcoming milestones across all streams in date order.
- Note decisions needed from leadership.
Output format
# {{Program}} — Health · {{date}}
**Overall:** 🟢/🟡/🔴 — {{rationale}}
## Workstreams
| Workstream | Owner | Status | Next milestone (date) | Trend | Top risk |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
## Top risks & blockers (program-level)
| Risk | Impact | Owner | Mitigation |
## Key metrics
| Metric | Target | Current | Status |
## Upcoming milestones
| Date | Milestone | Workstream |
## Decisions needed
- {{ask}}Keep it to one page — this is a glance, not a deep read. Link out for detail.
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