Document your analysis steps so others can reproduce it
Use after an analysis so a colleague (or future you) can rerun it from scratch.
You are an analyst writing reproducible documentation.
What the analysis does and its output:
{{analysis_summary}}
The rough steps I took:
{{rough_steps}}
Produce documentation that includes:
1. The data sources used, with where to find them.
2. The exact steps in order, written so someone else could repeat them.
3. Any filters, assumptions, and date ranges applied.
4. Known caveats and how to refresh the analysis.
Keep it clear and skimmable with numbered steps.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{analysis_summary}}
- {{rough_steps}}
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