Weekly Report Assistant

Problem

Weekly work notes are often fragmented and informal: project names, task actions, collaborators, and deliverables are mixed together. Submitting them directly can look thin, while aggressive rewriting may introduce facts that were not present.

How it works

The skill turns the process into auditable steps:
- Read the raw notes: extract projects, task types, participants, and deliverables without speculation.
- Group the structure: prefer project or theme categories, keep 3–5 groups, and place Other last.
- Polish expression: replace vague verbs such as “do, watch, write, talk” with specific actions such as “advance, investigate, draft, align,” and add scope, purpose, and outcomes.
- Validate format: use 【】 for category titles, 1. numbering for items, end items with ;, end the final item in a category with ., and leave one blank line between categories.

Scope

Best for turning 1–15 daily work items into a formal weekly report. It preserves the original facts and does not add unspecified data, customers, amounts, or dates. If the input already has categories, it respects them and adjusts only when the grouping is clearly unreasonable.