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Data-Informed Management Report Builder
Turn verified tables and operating notes into a management report with metrics, comparisons, caveats and actions.
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Two ways to use this skill
Use it immediately without installation, or upload the package to save it as a reusable Gemini Skill.
Reusable setup
Add to Gemini Skills
- Download the ZIP package below—do not unzip it.
- In Gemini, open Customize → Skills → Create → Upload.
- Select the ZIP, review its details, then create the Skill.
Estimated time: 30 minutes
Package includes: README.md, SKILL.md, LICENSES.md
Prepare before starting
- Verified table
- Metric definitions
- Comparison period
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What you will get
A management-report draft with metric definitions, auditable calculations, comparisons, major movements, anomalies, data limits and evidence-proportionate actions.
Before you begin
Prepare the management question, data table, metric definitions, targets or comparison periods and verified operating notes. De-identify the data and confirm units, currency and period.
How to use it
- Define the decision the report should support.
- Check data structure, definitions, missing values, duplicates and control totals.
- Copy the instruction below and supply the data with verified context.
- Recheck every calculation and separate facts from hypotheses.
- Obtain manager confirmation of operating context and actions.
Copyable instruction
Prepare a management report from the supplied table and notes only. Start with a short audit of period, units, currency, metric definitions, missing values, duplicates and control totals. If definitions or comparison period are absent, ask and stop.
Management question: {{QUESTION}}
Data: {{DATA}}
Metric definitions: {{DEFINITIONS}}
Targets/comparators: {{TARGETS}}
Verified operating notes: {{NOTES}}
Provide an executive summary, definitions, auditable calculations, comparisons, major movements, segments, anomalies, data limits, labelled hypotheses and evidence-proportionate actions. Do not invent causes, targets, forecasts or missing values. Separate facts, calculations and hypotheses. Mark decisions requiring manager review.
Worked example
Synthetic example: monthly sales by region with one missing month. The report should display the gap, calculate only valid comparisons and label a possible campaign effect as a hypothesis rather than a proven cause.
Quality check
- Periods, units, currency and metric definitions are stated.
- Calculations can be traced to the source data.
- Missing values and anomalies are not hidden or invented.
- Facts, calculations, hypotheses and actions are separated.
Limitations and responsible use
Descriptive analysis does not establish causation or guarantee forecasts. A manager must verify formulas, operating context, confidentiality, hypotheses and actions before making decisions.