macro-output-template

Name: macro-output-template
Availability: InStock
Author: yjang

Generate standardized seven-section macro-economic reports in Markdown.

Updated Aug 23, 2026

Search Tags:#template #markdown #report #macro #template-engine #synthesizer #macro-economic

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npx skills add https://github.com/yjang-git/HoneyPot --skill macro-output-template-yjang-git

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Skill: macro-output-template
Source: https://github.com/yjang-git/HoneyPot/tree/main/plugins/investments-portfolio/skills/macro-output-template
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yjang-git/HoneyPot --skill macro-output-template-yjang-git

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Macro-economic report generation often suffers from inconsistent structure and repetitive formatting. This Skill provides a standardized template used by the macro-synthesizer agent to ensure a seven-section structure, a reusable Markdown template, and mandatory Phase 1-4 checklists.

Core Features & Use Cases

Seven-section output structure (Executive Summary, major indicators, interest rate & FX outlook, sector views, risk & scenarios, asset-allocation cues) and a fixed Markdown template.
Frontmatter-driven metadata schema that standardizes document provenance and versioning for automated tooling.
Phase-based validation workflow to verify data sources, dates, and quality before publication.
Use Case: Generate consistent macro-economic briefing reports for investment committees or client deliverables.

Quick Start

Use the macro-output-template to generate a seven-section macro-economic report in Markdown.

Frequently Asked Questions about macro-output-template

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I automate macro-economic report generation in a consistent Markdown format?▼

To automate macro-economic report generation, use a standardized seven-section Markdown template that structures executive summaries, indicators, rates, FX, sector views, risks, and asset-allocation insights. This enforces consistent formatting and document provenance through a frontmatter-driven metadata schema.

What is the standard structure for a macro-economic briefing report?▼

A standard macro-economic briefing report uses a seven-section structure: Executive Summary, major indicators, interest rate and FX outlook, sector views, risk and scenarios, and asset-allocation cues. This fixed Markdown template ensures consistent deliverables for investment committees.

How do I validate data sources before publishing a macro-economic report?▼

Validate data sources for macro-economic reports by applying a stepwise Phase 1-4 validation checklist. This workflow verifies data sources, dates, and quality metrics before publication to ensure accuracy across all seven report sections.

Can I use a Markdown template for investment committee deliverables?▼

Yes, a Markdown template is suitable for investment committee deliverables. It standardizes macro-economic briefings with a fixed seven-section structure and frontmatter-driven metadata schema, enabling automated tooling and consistent document versioning.

Does this macro-economic report template include asset-allocation and sector views?▼

Yes, the macro-economic report template includes dedicated sections for sector views and asset-allocation cues. It also covers executive summaries, major indicators, interest rate and FX outlook, and risk scenarios.

What's the best way to standardize document provenance and versioning for macro-economic reports?▼

The best way to standardize document provenance and versioning is using a frontmatter-driven metadata schema within a Markdown template. This approach enables automated tooling to track and manage macro-economic report versions consistently.