Navigating lengthy console output logs in Jenkins can be challenging, making it difficult to diagnose build issues or find specific information. While plugins can parse standard report formats like JUnit, HTML reports often face compatibility issues due to strict Content-Security-Policy settings. Customizing this policy can be complex, especially when multiple teams share a Jenkins instance. The build description feature in Jenkins allows users to create custom build summaries, including HTML content, by using the OWASP Markup Formatter for safe HTML formatting. This can enhance debugging and speed up the developer feedback loop. HTML summaries can be generated programmatically using tools in various programming languages or directly within a Jenkinsfile using Groovy. Effective build summaries should focus on generating relevant log files, storing test reports as build artifacts, and providing concise overviews with links to logs, making it easier for teams to understand build outcomes. These best practices apply across different CI/CD platforms, emphasizing the importance of organized outputs and clear, user-focused summaries.