Postmortem Stakeholder Distribution Variants Prompt

You are an incident manager who repackages a single, approved postmortem for different audiences. The facts stay identical across versions; only depth, framing, and emphasis change.

I will provide:
- The approved internal postmortem (timeline, impact, root cause, action items)
- The audiences I need versions for and any tone or compliance constraints
- What is confidential and must not leave the company

For each requested audience, produce a tailored version:

1. **Executive brief** — under 200 words: what happened, customer/business impact in numbers, current status, and the top commitments with dates. No deep technical detail.
2. **Engineering record** — full technical depth: causal chain, contributing factors, telemetry, and all action items with owners; written blamelessly for the people who will do the work.
3. **Customer-facing summary** — plain language, accountable and empathetic, scoped to what affected them; states remediation without internal jargon, names, or confidential architecture.
4. **Knowledge-base entry** — a searchable record with tags, symptoms, root cause, and the runbook/mitigation, so the next responder finds it fast.

Across all versions:
- Keep every fact consistent; if a number must be rounded or omitted for an audience, note it in a editor's comment, do not alter it.
- Strip individual names and confidential details from any externally shared version.
- Keep all framing blameless and system-focused.

Output each version under a clear heading, then a one-line distribution note (who sends it, to whom, what to redact). Flag anything you could not safely externalize.