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plain change report
Translate technical git diffs and test results into plain-language reports for non-technical software owners.
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plain change report
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I just finished fixing the login timeout bug and updated the Stripe API version. I ran the unit tests and they passed, but I haven't tested the actual checkout flow. Write a report for the CEO.
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the plain change report
I have summarized the recent changes into a plain-language report for the project owner.
Change Report
The login screen will no longer kick users out while they are typing.
What is different for you
- You can stay on the login page as long as you need without the session expiring.
- The connection to Stripe is now using the latest security version.
- The app handles payment data more reliably in the background.
See it yourself
- Open the staging login page.
- Wait for 10 minutes without entering credentials.
- You will notice you are not redirected to the error page.
- Note: The Stripe update is an internal change to protect the system and has no visible new buttons.
Checked, and not checked
- I verified the login fix by running the automated timer tests, which all passed.
- I have not checked the actual checkout flow yet because I do not have access to the test credit card credentials.
Needs you
Should we wait to put this live until I have verified a full test purchase, or is the login fix urgent enough to ship now?
Next steps
- Provide the test credentials if you want the checkout flow verified.
- Confirm if I should put these changes live to the production site.
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About this skill
Software owners and non-technical founders often struggle to understand technical pull requests or git diffs. When developers provide jargon-heavy updates, communication breaks down and trust erodes. This skill bridges the gap by translating technical changes into plain-language reports focused on utility and visibility.
What it does
- Fact gathering scans git logs, diffs, and test results to identify what actually changed without technical bias.
- Jargon translation replaces terms like "refactor," "merged," and "API" with actionable concepts like "tidying code" or "service connections."
- Visibility mapping provides step-by-step instructions for the owner to see the changes in the live application.
- Verification reporting explicitly states what was checked, what was not, and why, ensuring honest status updates.
- Decision isolation identifies the single most important question the owner needs to answer to move forward.
How it works
- Fact gathering phase where the agent reads the diff, commit history, and test logs to build a list of verified changes.
- Translation phase where technical implementation details are mapped to user-facing benefits and actions.
- Drafting phase where the agent follows a strict five-part report structure optimized for a single phone screen.
- Validation phase where the agent audits its own draft to remove jargon and limit owner questions to a single item.
Frameworks & tools
This skill works with any codebase using git and standard CLI test runners. It operates at the communication layer between the developer (or AI coder) and the non-technical stakeholder.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Writing for non-technical audiences requires a strict "jargon-to-action" map that generic prompts often ignore. This skill enforces a specific reporting hierarchy and honest caveat system that prevents the AI from sounding like a typical "helpful" bot, ensuring the owner gets facts they can actually use.
Use cases
- Closing out a sprint for a non-technical founder or client.
- Explaining a complex refactor that has no visible UI changes.
- Providing a status update after a bug fix to verify the resolution.
- Handing over work where specific owner feedback is required for the next step.
Known limitations
The skill requires access to git status or git diff outputs to be accurate. It cannot verify changes it cannot see in the repository history or logs.
How to use
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