insurance-weekly-report

Transform weekly insurance data into KPI-aligned McKinsey-style PPT reports.

2|Updated Nov 2, 2025
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Skill: insurance-weekly-report
Source: https://github.com/alongor666/chexianduoweifenxi/tree/main/.claude/skills/insurance-weekly-report
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alongor666/chexianduoweifenxi --skill insurance-weekly-report

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires pandas, numpy, python-pptx, matplotlib, openpyxl, duckdb, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the manual, time-consuming process of creating detailed, board-level insurance weekly reports. It transforms raw data into a professional, McKinsey-style presentation, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and significant time savings for analysts and management.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated PPT Generation: Converts weekly car insurance data (Excel, CSV, JSON, DuckDB) into a 12-13 page, structured PowerPoint report.
  • McKinsey-Style Visuals: Features problem-oriented titles, 16:9 widescreen format, quadrant and bubble charts, and a specific deep red color scheme.
  • Dual-Dimension Analysis: Provides insights segmented by both organizational branch and customer category for comprehensive business review.
  • Smart Data Handling: Automatically recognizes and aggregates detailed policy data, eliminating the need for manual pre-processing.
  • Use Case: An insurance executive needs a comprehensive weekly report for a board meeting. Instead of spending hours compiling data and designing slides, they upload a raw data file, and this skill generates a polished, analytical PPT in minutes, ready for presentation.

Quick Start

Generate the weekly report for week 49 using the attached 'car_insurance_data.xlsx' file.

Frequently Asked Questions about insurance-weekly-report

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate weekly insurance report generation from Excel or CSV data?

Automate weekly insurance report generation by uploading Excel, CSV, JSON, or DuckDB data files to this Skill. It automatically recognizes and aggregates policy data, performs multi-dimensional analysis by branch and customer category, computes KPIs, and renders a presentation-ready 12–13 page McKinsey-style PowerPoint in minutes without manual pre-processing.

Can this tool handle both Chinese and English field names in insurance data?

Yes, this Skill accommodates both Chinese- and English-field data with automatic field mapping. It recognizes data across multiple input formats and applies configurable mapping rules from field_mappings.json, eliminating the need to standardize or pre-process multilingual datasets before report generation.

What makes a McKinsey-style report different from a standard business report?

McKinsey-style reports feature problem-oriented titles, 16:9 widescreen format, quadrant and bubble charts, and a specific deep red color scheme designed for executive audiences. This Skill applies these conventions automatically to insurance data visualizations, ensuring board-level presentation quality without manual design work.

How does this Skill flag data anomalies in insurance KPI analysis?

This Skill computes derived KPIs using configurable threshold rules and automatically flags anomalies during multi-dimensional aggregation. Thresholds are defined in references/field_mappings.json, allowing you to customize which metric deviations trigger alerts in the final executive report.

Does this work with data from multiple insurance branches in one report?

Yes, this Skill is built for dual-dimension analysis. It segments insights by both organizational branch and customer category simultaneously, aggregating detailed policy data across multiple institutions into a single comprehensive weekly report for board-level review.

What data formats can I use as input for the insurance report?

Input data can be Excel, CSV, JSON, or DuckDB formats. The Skill automatically recognizes and processes each format without requiring pre-conversion, handles missing field mappings intelligently, and aggregates policy-level detail into executive summaries.