assessment-report

To generate a markdown assessment report from JSON scoring results, you merge scoring-results.json, questions.json, and issue-map.json to produce human-readable assessment-report.md and machine-readable assessment-report.json files.

Platform-citation analysis in GEO workflows evaluates issue data and scoring results to consolidate per-question records and category-grouped summaries for structured assessment reporting.

Yes, you need Python 3.8 or higher to run GEO trend analysis and reporting, as the process requires this environment to parse JSON inputs and output the assessment report files.

Yes, you can compare historical GEO assessment trends across previous runs because the reporting process generates trend insights by comparing current scoring results against historical data.

The best way to consolidate scoring results and issue maps for reporting is to merge them with questions.json to create per-question records, grouped summaries, and trend analysis in JSON and Markdown formats.

Your assessment report JSON output shows missing issue data when the input issue-map.json is incomplete or fails to map correctly to the corresponding scoring-results.json entries during consolidation.