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weekly-metrics-story-writerlisted

Turn dashboard numbers into a ready-to-send weekly narrative for stakeholders. Paste metrics + context → polished email or Slack post in minutes. Use when writing weekly updates for leadership or team. Triggers: 'weekly metrics story', 'write metrics narrative', 'metrics to email', 'turn numbers into story', 'недельный нарратив по метрикам', 'метрики в email', 'напиши обновление по метрикам'.
KirKruglov/claude-skills-kit · ★ 18 · AI & Automation · score 79
Install: claude install-skill KirKruglov/claude-skills-kit
# Weekly Metrics Story Writer Transform raw dashboard numbers into a polished weekly narrative for stakeholders. Paste your metrics (as text or from a file) plus a line of context, and receive a copy-paste-ready email or Slack post — no writing from scratch, no blank page. **Input:** - Metrics data: pasted text, table, CSV lines, or a `.md` file path in Cowork - Optional context: what happened this week, audience, preferred format **Output:** - Formatted weekly narrative in email and/or Slack format, ready to send --- ## Language Detection Detect the user's language from their message: - If Russian (or contains Cyrillic): respond in Russian - If English (or other Latin-script language): respond in English - If ambiguous: respond in the language of the trigger phrase used Apply the detected language to **all** user-facing output: questions, labels, section headers, and the final narrative. Do not mix languages within a single output block. --- ## Instructions ### Step 1: Collect Input 1. If the user has already pasted metrics data in their trigger message — proceed directly to Step 2. 2. If no data is provided, prompt once: > "Paste your weekly metrics here — any format works (table, list, CSV, or plain numbers). I'll handle the rest." 3. If still no data after one re-prompt: stop and return: > "No metrics provided. Please paste your numbers to get started." ### Step 2: Gather Context (if missing) After receiving metrics, check what context is available. Ask