Turn documents into a deck and executive report
Extract evidence, frame a decision, then prepare a report and presentation for review.
Final deliverable: An evidence log, executive summary, slide content, and source and number checks.
4 steps · Content reviewed:
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1. Extract evidence
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Example result
Examples are editorial illustrations using fictional data, not published tool benchmarks or actual client results.
Example inputs
Operations report, p2: 120 tickets handled in week 1 and 150 in week 2. Page 3: response time was not measured.
Expected example output
Week 1 tickets | 120 tickets | Operations report p2 | Actual. Week 2 tickets | 150 tickets | Operations report p2 | Actual. Response time | Not measured | Operations report p3 | No speed improvement can be inferred.
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2. Write the executive summary
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Example result
Examples are editorial illustrations using fictional data, not published tool benchmarks or actual client results.
Example inputs
Audience: operations manager. Decision: do we need another support employee? At most 100 words.
Expected example output
Handled tickets rose from 120 to 150 between the weeks (operations report, p2): a 25% increase = (150−120)÷120×100. Response-time data is unavailable (p3), so volume alone cannot justify hiring. Measure workload, backlog, and response time before deciding on team size.
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3. Prepare slide content
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Example result
Examples are editorial illustrations using fictional data, not published tool benchmarks or actual client results.
Example inputs
Four slides in five minutes for the operations manager.
Expected example output
1. Handled volume increased: 120 then 150 tickets; two-bar chart; p2. Notes: compare equal one-week periods (1 minute). 2. A 25% increase does not establish speed: show the formula; p2–3. Notes: distinguish volume from response time (1 minute). 3. Measurement gaps: response time is unmeasured (p3); backlog data was not supplied. Notes: explain the missing evidence (1 minute). 4. Proposed decision: measure workload before choosing team size; inference based on p2–3. Notes: request approval for measurement, not immediate hiring (2 minutes).
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4. Audit the report and deck
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Example result
Examples are editorial illustrations using fictional data, not published tool benchmarks or actual client results.
Example inputs
Slide 1 was changed to “Support speed improved 25%”. Deliver report text and slide content.
Expected example output
Correction: replace “Support speed improved 25%” with “Handled ticket volume increased 25%”; response time was not measured. Final report: tickets handled rose from 120 to 150 (p2), an increase of 25%. Response time is unmeasured (p3). Collect workload and backlog data before a hiring decision. Before delivery: move content into the presentation tool; inspect text direction, chart clarity, and sources on each slide.
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