Executive Report Style Guide
Set the style guidance for an executive report.
Wxt-ai
@wxt-ai
What This Skill Does
Analyzes a user's style request and returns a concise format mode for an executive report. It processes the input to determine the appropriate formatting guidance without requiring credentials or private files.
Replaces manual formatting decisions by automatically generating a consistent style mode for executive reports based on the user's request.
When to Use It
- Set the formatting style for a weekly executive status summary
- Define the report style for a quarterly business review brief
- Establish style guidance for a project milestone update to leadership
- Apply a consistent format mode to a new executive report request
- Standardize the style of multiple executive reports across teams
Install
$ openclaw skills install @wxt-ai/report-style-guidance-identifierExecutive Report Style Guide
Use this skill for routine executive reporting work when the user asks to set the style guidance for an executive report.
It processes the information supplied in the current request and returns the business result described below. It does not require credentials or access to private files.
Input
Field: style_request
Executive report request or status-summary brief.
Output
Field: format_mode
Return a concise format mode for the user's current request in the requested output field.
Example Request
Use the supplied style_request to set the style guidance for an executive report.
Return the result in format_mode.
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