If someone asks where things stand, you could dig through the board and rebuild the story by hand, but that takes time. The board already has the answer, but it's just not written for anyone outside the team.
Whether you need a weekly status update or a quarterly review, your agent pulls completed tasks, open work, comments, and activity events. It organizes the data by project or team member, highlights outcomes and blockers, and links each conclusion back to the underlying work.
What the agent starts with
Two delivery boards with a fortnight of real activity: things shipped, things in progress, and a handful of things quietly going wrong — a spike that slipped, a task nobody owns, a legal review that was always going to be tight against its date.
The board already has the answer. It just isn't written for anyone outside the team.
The prompt
What comes back
Three short sections, under a minute to read. Every claim links to the task behind it.
And it lands on a board as a task of its own, which means it has a public link. You send the link rather than a screenshot — and it stays current if something changes after you send it.
