sn-report-format-discovery

Report format structure for industry analysis includes extracting required chapters, mandatory elements, table and figure constraints, and writing style guidelines from authoritative standards and high-quality exemplars. It focuses solely on structure discovery without generating topic conclusions.

To generate a chapter outline and required elements for a competitive analysis report, you request structure extraction based on credible primary standards, author guidelines, and real report templates. The output provides chapter layouts and anti-patterns without writing the actual content.

Yes, you can use it to find writing guidelines for technical selection and architecture evaluation reports. It applies to technical evaluations by prioritizing primary standards and checklists to produce structure specifications compatible with deep research workflows.

The best way to discover report writing constraints without generating topic conclusions is to use a structure-first extraction process. It isolates formatting rules, required elements, and style anti-patterns from credible sources, ensuring the output shapes the report structure rather than its analytical content.

Yes, the report format discovery process produces structure specifications explicitly designed for embedding into deep research workflow outputs such as plan.json.report_shape. It shapes the format while keeping the content focused strictly on structural constraints.

You should not use automated report structure discovery when you need to generate actual topic conclusions, execution plans, or analytical content for your report. This approach is strictly limited to extracting chapter layouts, formatting constraints, and required elements from authoritative sources.