Customer-facing incident update — clear, calm, no jargon.
Modality
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Model
claude-sonnet-4-6
Write a customer-facing incident update for a SaaS status page.
Stage: {{stage}}
Component: {{component}}
User-visible symptom: {{symptom}}
What we know: {{what_we_know}}
What we're doing: {{what_we_are_doing}}
ETA (if known): {{eta}}
Rules:
- Lead with the symptom, not the architecture. Customers don't know what your services are called.
- No 'we apologize for any inconvenience'. Acknowledge concretely instead.
- No jargon ('replication lag', 'cold-start spike', 'GC pause'). Translate to behavior the customer sees.
- If ETA is unknown, say 'we'll update within 30 min'.
- 40–80 words total.
Format: one short paragraph followed by an italicized timestamp line.The 'translate jargon' rule is the highest-value one — 'GC pause' to 'site felt slow for ~30s' is the difference between a useful update and a useless one.
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