generate-report

You can generate an HTML report with inline citations by applying this skill to task execution outcomes, which collates findings and outputs a source-cited document ensuring every data point references a verifiable source.

The best way to create an auditable document for a project post-mortem is to generate a source-cited HTML report, which provides end-to-end traceability by documenting every finding with verifiable inline sources.

Yes, the generated HTML report supports collapsible sections for long findings, allowing users to navigate lengthy auditable documents while maintaining complete inline citations for every data point.

Yes, you can use this for QA findings requiring verifiable sources because it generates complete HTML reports with inline citations, ensuring every data point references an auditable source for technical reviews.

The citation mechanism works by mapping every data point in the task execution outcomes to a verifiable source, embedding these references as inline citations directly within the generated HTML report for end-to-end traceability.

A limitation when generating source-cited reports for large data volumes is that while the HTML output supports collapsible sections for long findings, extremely large datasets may impact the readability of the single auditable document.