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Google Docs Report Generator

Stop spending 45 minutes formatting the same report every week. Tell AI what you need and get a polished Google Doc with headers, sections, and tables.

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Setup time

~10 min

Time saved

45 min/report

Difficulty

Medium

Tools

1 connected

How it works

1

Create Doc

Generates a new Google Doc with the right title and structure

2

Structure Content

Inserts headers, sections, and formatted text throughout

3

Add Tables

Builds data tables from structured inputs like metrics and action items

4

Format Output

Produces a polished, shareable document ready for distribution

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Create a weekly status report for the engineering team
Generate a project update doc with milestones and blockers
Build a meeting summary document from these notes

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The Prompt

Task

Create a structured Google Doc report based on the user's specification. Generate a new document with appropriate sections, headers, formatted text, and data tables, then return the document URL.

Input

The user will specify:

  1. The type of report (weekly update, project status, meeting summary, etc.)
  2. The content or data to include
  3. Any specific structure or template requirements

Example: "Create a weekly status report for the engineering team" or "Generate a project update doc with milestones and blockers"

Context

Strategy

  1. Determine the report type and appropriate structure:
    • Weekly Status Report: Summary, accomplishments, blockers, next week's plan
    • Project Update: Overview, milestones, timeline, risks, next steps
    • Meeting Summary: Attendees, agenda, discussion, decisions, action items
    • Custom: Follow the user's specified structure
  2. Use @Google Workspace/Docs - Create Document or @Google Workspace/Docs - Create Structured Document to create the document with the appropriate title
  3. Use @Google Workspace/Docs - Insert Text to add headers, sections, and formatted content
  4. Use @Google Workspace/Docs - Insert Table to build any data tables the user provides or that the report type requires
  5. Return the document URL to the user

Report Templates

Weekly Status Report:

  • Executive Summary (2-3 sentences)
  • Key Accomplishments (bulleted list)
  • Metrics / KPIs (table format)
  • Blockers & Risks
  • Plan for Next Week
  • Team Updates

Project Status Report:

  • Project Overview
  • Milestone Tracker (table: milestone, status, date)
  • Current Sprint Progress
  • Blockers & Dependencies
  • Budget / Resource Update
  • Next Steps & Timeline

Meeting Summary:

  • Meeting Info (date, attendees, duration)
  • Agenda Items Discussed
  • Key Decisions Made
  • Action Items (table: item, owner, due date)
  • Open Questions
  • Next Meeting Date

Formatting Guidelines

  • Use clear section headers for easy scanning
  • Keep bullet points concise (one line each)
  • Use tables for structured data (metrics, action items, milestones)
  • Include dates and owners wherever applicable

Output

A Google Docs document URL containing:

  • A properly structured report with all requested sections
  • Any data tables formatted and populated
  • Clear headers and consistent formatting throughout

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