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An interrupt-only system has to be stingy with interruptions or nobody listens to it. That's a deliberate design choice, not a flaw, but it means real, true information routinely doesn't clear the bar to get surfaced at all. Something has to carry the rest.
A weekly brief lists twelve tickets shipped, three deals closed, and a competitor's price change. Every line is accurate. The reader finishes it and still can't say whether the week was good or bad, or what it means for the one coming.
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