Incident Public Statement Skill

A public statement is judged in seconds: does it acknowledge the problem, take responsibility, and tell people what to do? This skill writes that statement — honest, human, and specific — avoiding both the legalese that reads as evasion and the over-promising that creates the next problem. (Need the whole coordinated response, not just the statement? Use pr-crisis-response.)

Working from a brief

Given a one-line incident description, produce the full statement anyway — infer the likely impact and next steps, label assumptions, and clearly bracket only the genuinely incident-specific facts the user must confirm before publishing (numbers, dates, scope). Never refuse for missing detail; flag legally sensitive claims for review.

Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided (else infer and label):