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Write a project update for stakeholders that surfaces status, risks, and asks honestly — sized for readers who skim.
Write a stakeholder update for {{project}}. Raw status: {{status_notes}} (progress, blockers, changes, numbers).
Format: Health line (On track / At risk / Off track — commit to one), 3 bullets of what moved, what's blocked and WHO can unblock it (name the ask — updates without asks train people to skim), changes to scope/dates with the why, and next period's focus. Under 200 words. No 'great progress continues' — a stakeholder should be able to detect trouble two updates before it's a crisis.
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