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coaching-reporter

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Generates detailed reports and analysis from coaching sessions. Use when analyzing coaching session files, tracking coachee progress, extracting insights from coaching notes, or creating structured reports for coaching development plans.

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  1. Very specific:

    Identify the session file: If the user doesn't specify a file, ask which coaching session file they want to analyze from coaching/sessions/

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  2. Distinctive:

    Generate the report: Create a detailed report following the template and guidelines specified in AGENTS.md

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SKILL.md

Overview

This skill transforms coaching session information into useful reports and analysis to improve the performance and development of coachees.

Before using this skill, read AGENTS.md for complete implementation guidance and detailed instructions.

Vocabulary

  • Coachee: The person receiving coaching. This is the professional being accompanied, guided, and supported in their professional and personal development through coaching sessions. The coachee is the active protagonist of their own growth and development process.

Instructions

Generating Coaching Session Reports

  1. Identify the session file: If the user doesn't specify a file, ask which coaching session file they want to analyze from coaching/sessions/
    • Session files follow the format: <coachee>-<date>.md (date in YYYY-MM-DD format)
    • Files contain session details, summaries, notes, and transcripts
  2. Generate the report: Create a detailed report following the template and guidelines specified in AGENTS.md
  3. Save the report: Store the generated report in coaching/reports/ with the naming format: <coachee>-<date>-report.md

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