Automated summary
Produces standardized Markdown report headers with timestamp, status, version, and optional metadata for agent-generated reports.
Strengths
- Concrete, copy-ready header template with an explicitly enumerated set of standard fields
- Clear status-to-emoji mapping covering success, partial, failed, and in-progress states
- Supports arbitrary additional metadata such as agent name, files scanned, or issue counts
- Documents error handling for missing report type, invalid status, and malformed timestamps
Limitations
- The output template stops at the Executive Summary heading and provides no report body structure
- Timestamps are fixed to UTC formatting with no guidance on local time zones
- Does not validate report content or cross-check the numbers supplied as metadata
Use at the top of any agent-generated report so bug hunts, security audits, and dependency updates all share a consistent header.
Skip it for narrative prose or long-form documentation where a standardized metadata header adds no value.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill is a pure text-formatting template generator with no declared tools and no executable actions. It contains no shell commands, network calls, file deletion, secret handling, or obfuscated payloads; it only describes how to assemble a Markdown header from supplied metadata.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
Generate a report header for a Bug Hunting report, version 2025-10-17, status success, with metadata: agent bug-hunter, 147 files scanned, 23 bugs found.Create a standardized header for a Security Audit report, version final, status partial, timestamp 2025-10-17T14:30:00Z, listing 2 critical issues, 5 high issues and 5 fixed issues.Produce a report header for a Dependency Update, version 2025-10-17, status failed, including the workflow and phase fields.name: generate-report-header description: Create standardized report headers with metadata for all agent-generated reports. Use when generating bug reports, security audits, dependency reports, or any worker output requiring consistent formatting.
Generate Report Header
Create consistent, well-formatted headers for all agent-generated reports with proper metadata.
When to Use
- Beginning of all worker-generated reports
- Summary documents
- Validation reports
- Audit reports
- Any standardized output requiring header
Instructions
Step 1: Collect Header Information
Gather required information for header.
Expected Input:
reportType: String (e.g., "Bug Hunting", "Security Audit", "Version Update")version: String (e.g., "0.8.0", "2025-10-17", "final")status: String (success|partial|failed|in_progress)timestamp: String (optional, ISO-8601 format, defaults to current time)duration: String (optional, e.g., "3m 45s", "1h 12m")workflow: String (optional, e.g., "bugs", "security", "dead-code", "dependencies")phase: String (optional, e.g., "detection", "fixing", "verification")additionalMetadata: Object (optional, extra fields)
Step 2: Format Timestamp
Convert timestamp to readable format if needed.
Format: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss UTC"
Example: "2025-10-17 14:30:00 UTC"
Step 3: Determine Status Emoji
Map status to appropriate emoji.
Status Mapping:
success: ✅partial: ⚠️failed: ❌in_progress: 🔄
Step 4: Generate Header
Create formatted markdown header.
Expected Output:
# {ReportType} Report: {Version}
**Generated**: {Timestamp}
**Status**: {StatusEmoji} {Status}
**Version**: {Version}
**Duration**: {Duration} (if provided)
**Workflow**: {Workflow} (if provided)
**Phase**: {Phase} (if provided)
---
## Executive Summary
Standard Metrics (include when available):
- Timestamp (ISO-8601)
- Duration (human-readable)
- Workflow (domain: bugs, security, dead-code, dependencies)
- Phase (detection, fixing, verification)
- Validation Status (✅ PASSED, ⛔ FAILED, ⚠️ PARTIAL)
Step 5: Add Optional Metadata
Include additional metadata fields if provided.
Optional Fields:
- Agent name
- Duration
- File count
- Issue count
- Any custom fields
Error Handling
- Missing Report Type: Return error requesting report type
- Invalid Status: Return error listing valid statuses
- Invalid Timestamp: Use current time and warn
Examples
Example 1: Bug Hunting Report
Input:
{
"reportType": "Bug Hunting",
"version": "2025-10-17",
"status": "success",
"additionalMetadata": {
"agent": "bug-hunter",
"filesScanned": 147,
"bugsFound": 23
}
}
Output:
# Bug Hunting Report: 2025-10-17
**Generated**: 2025-10-17 14:30:00 UTC
**Status**: ✅ success
**Version**: 2025-10-17
**Agent**: bug-hunter
**Files Scanned**: 147
**Bugs Found**: 23
---
## Executive Summary
Example 2: Version Update Report
Input:
{
"reportType": "Version Update",
"version": "0.7.0 → 0.8.0",
"status": "success"
}
Output:
# Version Update Report: 0.7.0 → 0.8.0
**Generated**: 2025-10-17 14:30:00 UTC
**Status**: ✅ success
**Version**: 0.7.0 → 0.8.0
---
## Executive Summary
Example 3: Security Audit (Partial)
Input:
{
"reportType": "Security Audit",
"version": "final",
"status": "partial",
"timestamp": "2025-10-17T14:30:00Z",
"additionalMetadata": {
"criticalIssues": 2,
"highIssues": 5,
"fixedIssues": 5
}
}
Output:
# Security Audit Report: final
**Generated**: 2025-10-17 14:30:00 UTC
**Status**: ⚠️ partial
**Version**: final
**Critical Issues**: 2
**High Issues**: 5
**Fixed Issues**: 5
---
## Executive Summary
Example 4: Failed Dependency Update
Input:
{
"reportType": "Dependency Update",
"version": "2025-10-17",
"status": "failed",
"additionalMetadata": {
"error": "npm install failed",
"failedPackages": ["package-a", "package-b"]
}
}
Output:
# Dependency Update Report: 2025-10-17
**Generated**: 2025-10-17 14:30:00 UTC
**Status**: ❌ failed
**Version**: 2025-10-17
**Error**: npm install failed
**Failed Packages**: package-a, package-b
---
## Executive Summary
Validation
- [ ] Generates header with all required fields
- [ ] Formats timestamp correctly
- [ ] Maps status to correct emoji
- [ ] Includes additional metadata when provided
- [ ] Validates status values
- [ ] Uses current time if timestamp missing
Supporting Files
template.md: Report header template (see Supporting Files section)
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