Project Brief

Trigger

• Keywords: executive summary, project brief, PM summary, CTO summary, project-brief

When NOT to Use

• First-principles briefing (use /fp-brief)
• Technical spec writing (use /tech-spec)
• Document review (use /codex-review-doc)

Agent Dispatch

Agent({
  description: "Convert technical spec into PM/CTO executive summary",
  subagent_type: "brief-writer",
  prompt: `Convert the following tech spec into a PM/CTO-readable executive summary.
Follow the conversion rules and execution flow defined in this skill.`
})

Input

$ARGUMENTS

Conversion Rules

Execution Flow

Step 1: Read Technical Spec

• Read the specified tech spec file
• Identify the core value proposition

Step 2: Extract Key Information

• Project overview: one sentence on what, why, and value
• Current state vs target comparison
• Solution evaluation (keep pros/cons comparison)
• Milestone timeline
• Risk summary
• Resource requirements

Step 3: Simplify Technical Details

• Remove code snippets
• Remove internal module names
• Remove technical implementation details
• Keep business logic descriptions

Step 4: Produce Executive Summary

Output

# [Project Name] Executive Summary

## Project Overview
> One sentence: what, why, and value

## Current State vs Target
| Dimension | Current | Target |
|-----------|---------|--------|

## Solution Evaluation
| Solution | Pros | Cons | Recommendation |
|----------|------|------|----------------|

## Architecture Overview
(Simplified system diagram, 3 layers max)

## Milestones
| Week | Deliverable | Dependencies |
|------|-------------|--------------|

## Risk Summary
| Risk | Impact Level | Mitigation |
|------|-------------|------------|

## Resource Requirements
- **Headcount**:
- **Timeline**:
- **External Dependencies**:

## Decision Points
> Items requiring PM/CTO decision
- [ ] Decision 1:
- [ ] Decision 2:

Save

By default, save to the same directory as the original file with a -brief suffix. Example: docs/features/xxx/architecture.md -> docs/features/xxx/architecture-brief.md

If $ARGUMENTS contains --output <path>, save to the specified location.