Artifact digest and Slack sharing workflow

Problem

Design a durable artifact review workflow that publishes shareable PNG/SVG dashboard snapshots with brief commentary to team channels such as Slack or email, while preserving a historical archive so the team can review artifact quality progress over time.

Context

• Dashboard review already depends on rendered artifacts, but sharing is ad hoc and easy to lose.
• The factory workstream needs a persistent archive so quality changes can be compared over time.
• The workflow should stay lightweight enough for weekly use by reviewers, not a one-off demo script.

Possible Solutions

• A - Post screenshots manually to Slack and keep the archive informal in chat threads: easy to start, but weak for traceability and historical comparison.
• B - Build a full review app first, with comments, history, and approval states: richer, but too heavy as the initial step.
• C - Recommended: generate a simple digest pipeline that exports artifacts plus short commentary, posts them to Slack/email, and stores a dated archive in repo or object storage.

Plan

1. Inventory current render outputs and where review comments already get written.
2. Define the digest artifact shape, archive location, and minimal message template.
3. Pilot one automated publish path for Slack or email with a small sample batch.
4. Document the repeatable workflow and acceptance criteria for ongoing review use.

Implementation Progress

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