Executive Summary Generator

Goal

Deliver a polished 1–2-page executive summary that clearly presents a report’s purpose, key insights, actionable recommendations, and conclusion, tailored to the specified audience.

Inputs to gather

• Report title (anchors the summary).
• Key insights (bullet-point list of the most important findings to distill).
• Audience (guides tone, depth, and relevance).
Before doing any work, ask the user for these inputs in ONE message. Skip anything they already provided. If they tell you to decide, choose sensible defaults and say what you chose.

Workflow

1. Write a brief introductory overview explaining the report’s purpose and key findings, explicitly naming the report title and noting the target audience.
2. Outline the executive summary’s main sections—Introduction, Key Insights, Recommendations, Conclusion—so the structure is clear.
3. Condense the provided key insights into 3–5 powerful statements that capture the most critical findings.
4. Derive 2–3 actionable, stakeholder-focused recommendations that flow directly from the summarized insights.
5. Draft a concise conclusion that reinforces the overall findings and underscores the value and expected impact of the recommendations on the audience.
6. Compile Introduction, Key Insights, Recommendations, and Conclusion into one cohesive executive summary, ensuring logical flow, clarity, and a total length of roughly 1–2 pages (≈400–800 words).
7. Present the compiled draft to the user for feedback. If adjustments are requested, refine wording, coherence, and professional polish, then deliver the finalized version.

Output

A finalized executive summary document (~400–800 words) with clearly labeled sections:
• Introduction
• Key Insights (bulleted)
• Recommendations (bulleted or numbered)
• Conclusion
Tone: professional, concise, and tailored to the specified audience.