Compress an update into a chat message

When the status belongs in Slack, not in a document nobody opens.

Compress the update below into a message for a team chat channel.

Rules:
1. Under 120 words. The first line must work as a standalone preview.
2. Lead with the conclusion or the change, not with the process that produced it.
3. One short paragraph or at most four bullets. No nested bullets.
4. Be explicit about what, if anything, you need from the reader, and by when. If nothing, say "no action needed".
5. No hedging phrases: sort of, hopefully, I think we might, just wanted to flag.
6. If something is late or broken, say it in the first line rather than burying it.

Then give me a one-line thread reply version for people who want the detail.

Update:

Updates and follow-ups. The message after the meeting: status for a manager, a team update, and chasing what stalled.