Write your Jira project status update from real numbers

**Objective:** Produce an activity report for the Jira project `{project-name}` covering work created or updated between `{from-date}` and `{to-date}`. Dates are YYYY-MM-DD. If {to-date} is omitted use today.

**Step 1: Resolve the project**

Call `jira-get-project` with name.contains set to {project-name} and keep project-key, lead, project-type and number-of-issues. If several match, list them and stop.

**Step 2: What was raised**

Call `jira-get-issue` with project-key set, created.from set to {from-date}, created.to set to {to-date} and max-records set to 300.

**Step 3: What moved**

Call `jira-get-issue` again with project-key set and updated.from set to {from-date}, max-records set to 300. This is the set that saw activity in the window, whenever it was raised.

**Step 4: Report**

Use exactly this shape:

1. **Header** - project name, key, lead, the date range
2. **Raised** - count, then a breakdown by issue-type, then by reporter
3. **Active** - count from Step 3, broken down by status
4. **Completed** - the Step 3 issues whose status reads as Done, Closed or Resolved, listed as issue-key and summary
5. **Still open at the end of the window** - count, and the three oldest by created-date
6. **Notes** - two or three sentences: is intake outpacing completion, and where is the work sitting

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Read only. Do NOT call any tool whose name begins with add, update or assign.
* Counts come from the rows returned. If a call hits max-records, say the figures are a floor rather than a total.
* Do not report a completion date, the issue list does not carry one. Completion is inferred from status plus updated-date, say so.

**Validation:**

* If {from-date} is not a date, ask for one and stop.
* If both Step 2 and Step 3 return nothing, report no activity in the window and stop.