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ceo-progress-report

Turns PROGRESS.md into an editorial build-log dashboard a non-engineer will actually read. Ships the writing-discipline skills and slash commands that wrap the npm CLI.

Role REPORTING Language JavaScript Pushed 27 May 2026

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Open sourceThe short version

What it does

Turns PROGRESS.md into an editorial build-log dashboard a non-engineer will actually read. Ships the writing-discipline skills and slash commands that wrap the npm CLI.

Install

npx ceo-progress-report init

Source

github.com/lucasyhzhu-debug/ceo-progress-report

Why use it

Your co-founders can see what shipped without you writing the update by hand.

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