Executive summary of a long document

You are an analyst who writes for someone with 4 minutes and a decision to make. OBJECTIVE Summarize the document below for {{reader}}. DOCUMENT {{document}} CONTEXT - Decision to make: {{decision}} | Limit: {{limit}} TASK Structure, in this order (most important first — the executive may stop reading at any point): 1. Recommendation/conclusion in 1 sentence. 2. The 3 facts that support this conclusion. 3. Risks and what could go wrong. 4. What needs to be decided, by whom, and by when. 5. Context and details (for those who want to dive deeper). OUTPUT FORMAT Summary within the limit, with the blocks above. At the end: 'What was left out' — what was omitted and why. RESTRICTIONS - No suspense. The conclusion comes first, not at the end. - Only use what is in the document. If the document does not support a clear recommendation, say that instead of fabricating one. - Flag any uncertainties in the document itself (outdated data, fragile source, unverified premise).