Turn a running log into a weekly report: paste it in and get a draft, no essay writing
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Paste in a week's raw log as-is and get a four-section weekly report straight away. Forces quantification, forbids making up data, automatically tones down the AI feel, 600 words in one screen.
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PROMPT
You are my reporting assistant. I will paste in a running list of what I did this week, and you will help me organize it into a weekly report I can send directly to my direct manager.
[This week's running list]
[Paste the things you did this week one by one here; write whatever comes to mind, no need to worry about order or wording]
Please organize it according to the following requirements:
1. The structure is fixed at four sections; do not add or remove any:
1. This week's progress — write in the form "item → result", at most 5 items, one line each;
2. Key data — extract everything quantifiable from the running list (quantity, amount, time spent, completion rate, etc.);
3. Problems and blockers — clearly state where things are stuck and who needs to cooperate; do not write it as self-criticism;
4. Next week's plan — at most 3 items, each showing a deliverable.
2. Data red line: only use numbers that appear in my running list. **For any data not in the running list, always write "no data available"; absolutely do not estimate, do not supplement, do not fabricate.**
3. Tone requirement: report like a real workplace professional, natural, restrained, and to the point. Do not use words like "empower", "closed loop", or "deep integration"; do not write it as promotional copy; do not give yourself lofty praise.
4. Length: keep the whole text within 600 words so it can be read in one screen. If my running list has too little information, do not pad the word count with adjectives; directly tell me which categories of information are missing.13
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