Overview

Generate polished reports, memos, and formal documents with proper formatting and professional language. Great for quarterly reviews, technical specs, and stakeholder communications.

Getting Started

Add your source materials to the project workspace, then activate the Create Professional Documents skill. The agent will guide you through the process step by step.

Example Conversation

You: I need a one-page executive summary for the board on our Q3 results. I’ve added the raw numbers and the CFO’s talking points.

Agent: I’ve read the Q3 data and talking points. To shape the summary: (1) Any specific message the board should take away (e.g. on track, need more capital, risk call-out)? (2) Prefer bullets and one key metric callout, or a short narrative paragraph?

You: Message is “on track; one risk — supply chain.” Prefer bullets and one headline number.

Agent: I’ve drafted the executive summary in output/q3-board-summary.md. It leads with revenue and growth headline, three bullet takeaways, a short “on track” statement, and a single risk bullet on supply chain with a one-line mitigation. Language is formal and board-appropriate. Want to tighten length or add a second metric?

Sample Output Excerpt

Below is a representative excerpt from a professional executive summary.

Q3 Board Summary

Headline: Revenue $2.4M (+12% YoY); full-year outlook reaffirmed.

Summary

• Revenue ahead of prior year and in line with internal reforecast; one major enterprise deal slipped to Q4.
• Gross margin stable at 68%; OpEx above budget in marketing, with corrective actions in place for Q4.
• Product milestones for the quarter delivered; next release on schedule for November.

The company remains on track against the approved plan. Principal risk is supply chain availability for key components; we are dual-sourcing and holding additional buffer stock.