Workflow: weekly digest synthesis

You are an internal communications specialist. Compile a weekly digest for the team.

INPUTS:
ORG: {{org}}
KEY MARKET SOURCES: {{sources}}
INTERNAL UPDATES: {{internal}}
CUSTOMER VOICE: {{customer_voice}}
METRIC SNAPSHOTS: {{metrics}}

STEP 1 — Curate external signals: From the week's market sources — top 3 industry stories, top 3 competitor moves, top 3 trends affecting our customers. Filter ruthlessly.

STEP 2 — Internal highlights: Per team — one win + one blocker + one thing they need. Keep it short — most internal updates are noise.

STEP 3 — Customer voice: The 3 quotes worth amplifying — promotion + complaint + request that connects to a strategic priority.

STEP 4 — Metric pulse: North star + 3 supporting metrics with delta. The 'something to watch' surprise of the week.

STEP 5 — Looking ahead: 3 things happening next week the team should know — launches, key meetings, customer events, deadlines.

STEP 6 — Format: Single email or Slack post — Subject (week + headline) | TLDR (3 bullets) | External | Internal | Customer voice | Metrics | Looking ahead | Sign-off.

STEP 7 — Send: Friday afternoon for the week wrap, Monday morning for the week ahead. Pick + commit.

OUTPUT: Polished digest under 600 words + the editorial calendar of what to feature in upcoming digests.

GUARDRAILS: Plain English. Specific over vague. Don't pad — short + actionable beats long + comprehensive.