Industry Report Generator

The Problem It Solves

Many industry analysis tasks are not simply about choosing a conclusion template. The harder part is building a repeatable workflow: public information is scattered, historical milestones are hard to organize, macro and competitive sections easily become generic, and the final result still needs to be formatted into a deliverable document. Industry Report Generator is designed for this kind of task. It turns information collection, structuring, writing, and Word document generation into one repeatable analytical pipeline.

How It Works

The skill is built around an eight-section reporting framework, which is useful for forming an overall understanding of an industry or domain:

• Executive Summary: presents the main conclusions and key recommendations, ideally within one page.
• Industry Status: organizes key milestones into a timeline and identifies the industry lifecycle stage.
• Macro Environment Analysis: covers PESTEL factors, including policy, economy, society, technology, environment, and law, while also examining upstream and downstream supply-chain positions.
• Supply-Demand and Competition: focuses on supply-demand gaps, entry barriers, user needs, and substitutability.
• Trend Forecasting: splits outlooks into short-term, medium-term, and long-term trends, distinguishing high-confidence trends from speculative ones.
• Participant Recommendations: provides differentiated advice for enterprises, product teams, industry insiders, and consumers.
• Risk and Opportunity Assessment: notes probability, impact, and timing of opportunities.
• Conclusion: revisits the core arguments and closes the analytical loop.

In practice, the skill first confirms the target industry, geographic scope, and special focus areas. It then uses WebSearch to collect material on market size, policy and regulation, technology trends, competitive structure, user pain points, and future outlook. The collected material is organized according to the eight-section structure and exported as a .docx file, with formatting aimed at a professional business report style: clear heading hierarchy, consistent body styling, numbered charts and tables, and standard page margins.

Boundaries and Caveats

This skill is best suited for public-information-based industry reports, such as introductory industry analyses, macro-level competitive scans, or trend research drafts. Keep the following in mind:

• The quality of the report depends on the availability and accuracy of public sources.
• The output should not be treated as investment advice.
• Sensitive industries may require additional compliance review.
• Key data points should include sources and reference dates for verification.

If the goal is deep primary research, internal data modeling, or investment due diligence, this output is better used as an initial framework and reference index rather than a final decision document.