Weekly Report Generator — 7 Templates, Markdown Output, Zero AI

Real-world use cases

• Friday 5pm, six bullets and a manager who skims

  You did real work this week but the notes are scattered across Slack and a notebook. Pick the Manager template, drop your six bullets into "Done / Next / Blockers", and the week number plus headings appear instantly. Your lead opens it in Lark and sees structure in 20 seconds instead of a wall of text. No invented metrics to defend.

• A team lead merging seven reports into one

  Each of your seven engineers writes free-form. You paste their lines under the Tech template, keep commits, deploys and incidents in fixed sections, and the output is one consistent Markdown block per person. Copy each into the team digest and the shapes match, so nobody's update looks padded while another looks thin. Twenty minutes of reformatting gone.

• Building a promotion packet from weekly wins

  Promotion season needs outcomes, not activity. Switch to the STAR template and rewrite three accomplishments as Situation, Task, Action, Result. Each reads like a 4-line case study with the impact stated plainly. Save the draft to localStorage and add to it every Friday, so by review time you have eight solid wins instead of a blank page.

• Turning a weekly into a monthly with the same inputs

  End of month, your manager wants a summary. Reuse the Data-Driven template, set the date range to the whole month, and read "this week" as "this month". The metrics rows you filled across four Fridays paste in directly. You get a clean monthly recap in five minutes without rewriting anything, and the numbers are the ones you actually tracked.

Common pitfalls

• Pasting raw Slack threads with timestamps and emoji into a bullet; strip them to one outcome per line, e.g. "Shipped checkout v2, cut load time from 4.1s to 1.3s" instead of the whole conversation.

• Picking the STAR template then writing only activity ("worked on the API"); STAR needs a Result line with a number or outcome, like "p95 latency dropped 38%", or the four headings just look empty.

• Assuming drafts sync across devices; localStorage is per-browser, so a draft saved on your laptop will not appear on your phone. Copy the Markdown out if you need it elsewhere.

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