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The Board Pack is Forepost’s read packaged for upward communication. It’s the same numbers you saw this morning, restructured into something you can paste straight into a board deck, an investor update, or a quarterly review.

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The five blocks

BlockWhat’s in it
Executive Summary2-3 sentences. The single most important read of the period.
What’s WorkingThree wins. Each one max 15 words.
Risks & FlagsThree risks. Same length cap.
RecommendationsThree actions, each starting with a verb. Hire one more agent. Audit the 22-day backlog. Lock in the Fin upgrade.
OutlookTwo sentences. Forward-looking.
The structure is fixed. Forepost won’t add a sixth block or merge two together. Constraint is the point.

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How to generate one

Click Board Pack in the sidebar, then Generate Board Pack. The pack appears in about 6 seconds. Once it’s there, two buttons:
  • Copy: copies all five blocks as plain text, ready to paste into a Notion doc, Google slide, or email body.
  • ↻ Regenerate: same numbers, fresh framing. Useful when the first cut doesn’t quite land.

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When the data isn’t ready

Same rule as the Daily Brief, if your workspace is below the completeness threshold, the Board Pack returns the templated refusal instead of inventing a story. The error appears inline.

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How it differs from the Daily Brief

Daily BriefBoard Pack
AudienceYouYour board / CEO / leadership
FormatSingle paragraphFive named blocks
VoicePersonal, “the story this week is…”Institutional, “What’s Working / Risks & Flags”
Length~200 words~250 words across all blocks
Bullet pointsNeverIn Working / Risks / Recommendations
Bullets show up here because Board Pack content gets pasted into slides, where bullets are the native format. The Daily Brief stays prose-only because briefs are read, not presented.

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Voice still applies

No exclamation marks. No greetings. No padding. Named numbers. The Forepost voice is the same, only the structure changes.