# Weekly project update

> Turn a week of scattered team updates into a clear picture of progress and blockers.

An Upsy playbook · https://upsy.ai/playbooks/weekly-project-update

To use it: the user adds it in Upsy (Playbooks, Start from a playbook), or an assistant with Upsy proposes this file with playbook_save for the user to accept. Then any assistant they allow loads it with playbook_get and follows it with the user's own accounts.

## The playbook file

```markdown

---
title: Weekly project update
description: Turn a week of scattered team updates into a clear picture of progress and blockers.
category: Teams
before:
  - Which Linear team or project
  - Which Slack channels the team talks in
boundaries: Reads Linear and the Slack channels you name, and drafts the update. Never posts, comments or changes an issue.
result: "A weekly update ready to post: what shipped, what's in progress, what's blocked and who can unblock it."
---
Most of a project's real status is spread across issue updates and channel threads. This reads both and writes the update you'd otherwise piece together on Friday afternoon.

1. **See what moved.** List the issues closed this week and the ones in progress, with who's on each. :connector[linear]
2. **Find the blockers.** Issues marked blocked, overdue or untouched for a week, and why if a comment says. :connector[linear]
3. **Read the channels.** Find this week's decisions, questions left open, and anything that changed the plan. :connector[slack]
4. **Write the update.** Shipped, in progress, blocked (and who can unblock it), decisions. Link each item, and give it to the user to post.

## Example output

**Week 42** — *Shipped:* new onboarding (ENG-212). *In progress:* billing page, 70%. *Blocked:* SSO, waiting on the customer's IdP details (Sam to chase). *Decided:* ship the beta behind a flag.

```

---

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