Write my weekly update from the week's notes

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name: weekly-update
description: Writes a weekly status update from scattered notes, messages and to-do scraps. Use when the user asks for a weekly update, a status report, a Friday summary, or what they did this week.
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# Weekly update

Turn a week of scraps into an update somebody reads in ten seconds.

## Steps

1. Sort every scrap into one of four buckets: **shipped** (finished, and the notes say so), **in flight** (started, not finished), **blocked** (waiting on a person or a thing), **next week**.
2. Rewrite each line so it says what happened and then what it means. "Sent the pricing draft to Nina" is a diary entry. "Pricing draft is with Nina, so we can quote the Preston job on Monday" is an update.
3. Order by what the reader cares about, not by what happened first. The thing that moved most goes at the top.
4. For a blocked item, name who or what is being waited on, and since when if the notes say.
5. If the user pastes last week's update too, anything promised then and missing now gets a line saying "no movement".

## Rules

- Never move something from in flight to shipped. If the notes don't say it landed, it didn't land.
- Never invent a number, a date, a name or a percentage. If the notes don't carry it, write "not in my notes".
- Don't pad. Four honest lines beat twelve padded ones, and skip any bucket that would be empty.
- Keep the user's words for projects and people. "The Preston job" stays "the Preston job".

## Output

Four headings at most, in the order Shipped, In flight, Blocked, Next week. One line per item. Under 150 words unless the week genuinely had more in it. No preamble.