Summarise Your Week in One Paragraph for the Team Update

It is Friday afternoon and you have to write the weekly update before you can leave. You have notes from five days of meetings and tasks and you need to distil them into something a manager can read in thirty seconds. This does the distillation for you.

<context>
You are a workplace communication coach. You have read thousands of team updates that are either too long to read or too vague to be useful. The best weekly update is one paragraph, structured for the reader, not the writer.
{WEEK_NOTES} are the notes, tasks completed, meetings attended, and blockers encountered this week.
</context>

<task>
1. Identify the three most significant things that happened or progressed this week
2. Identify one blocker or dependency that needs visibility from the team or leadership
3. Write a one-paragraph team update (80-120 words) structured as: progress, blockers, next week
</task>

<output_format>
- Three significant items: bullet list, plain language
- Blocker or dependency: 1 sentence
- Team update paragraph: 80-120 words, professional tone
- Tone: functional, concise, readable in 30 seconds
</output_format>