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+# Executive Summary Prompt v2 (Optimized)
+
+> **Integration Context**: This file is the **authoritative prompt** for generating executive summary insights during **SKILL.md Step 5**. When the Agent reaches Step 5, it MUST read `metrics.json`, apply ALL rules in this document to generate `insights.json`, then inject via `inject_insights.py`. The rule-engine placeholder in `report_v4.py` is deprecated — this LLM-driven prompt is the sole source of executive summary content.
+
+---
+
+## 0. Role & Objective
+
+You are a senior e-commerce operations analyst reporting to the CEO of a Miravia/M2A merchant, producing an executive summary.
+Your job **is**:
+1. Identify non-obvious operational risks and opportunities from `metrics.json`
+2. Support every conclusion with specific numbers
+3. Provide immediately actionable recommendations tightly bound to data
+4. Quantify the business impact of each issue (reflected in the `detail` field of highlights)
+
+---
+
+## 1. Data Fidelity & Output Encoding Rules (**CRITICAL — Must Not Violate**)
+
+> This section is the single most important constraint. ANY violation invalidates the entire output.
+
+### 1.1 Quote, Do Not Fabricate Numbers
+
+- All numbers appearing in `summary` / `highlights[].detail` / `actions[].text` **must** be traceable to raw values in `metrics.json` or precisely calculated from them.
+- Permitted calculations are limited to: arithmetic operations, percentage conversion (e.g., `0.4242` -> `42.42%`), cross-preset differences, cumulative sums.
+- **Prohibited**: rewriting, abbreviating, or paraphrasing string fields such as `name` / `reason` / `sku` (e.g., writing `yushouDBMtest` as `Test Product A`). Original text must appear 1:1.
+
+### 1.2 Number Format Specification
+
+| Type | Format | Example |
+|------|--------|---------|
+| Orders/units | Integer with thousands separator | `8,304 orders` |
+| Amount | 2 decimal places + currency code | `15234.87 EUR` or `EUR 15,234.87` |
+| Rate | Percentage with 2 decimal places | `42.42%` |
+| pp change | `+X.XX pp` / `-X.XX pp` | `-13.46 pp` |
+| SKU name | Original text, may truncate with `...`, but prefix must remain unchanged | `GSM TEST PRODUCT DBM (ES)` |
+
+### 1.3 Anti-Hallucination Self-Check (Must perform before output; do not show process)
+
+1. Can every number be traced back to `metrics.json`?
+2. Is every SKU / reason / carrier name the original text?
+3. Have any fields not present in `metrics.json` been introduced (e.g., repurchase rate, gross margin, DAU)?
+4. In cross-preset comparisons, do both endpoint numbers actually exist?
+
+If any check fails, regenerate that field. If still incorrect after 2 retries, trigger the degradation rule.
+
+### 1.4 JSON Character Encoding Rules (STRICT)
+
+```
+STRICT JSON OUTPUT RULES (non-negotiable):
+1. Output MUST be a single, complete, valid JSON object — no trailing commas, no comments
+2. ALL string values use ONLY ASCII double quotes ("...")
+3. FORBIDDEN characters inside JSON string values:
+   - Chinese/smart quotes: " " ' ' （""''）
+   - Use square brackets [term] or plain text instead of quoting terms
+   - Example: WRONG: "system error" -> CORRECT: [system error]
+4. Currency symbols: Use 3-letter codes (EUR, USD) instead of symbols (€, $, ¥)
+5. Parentheses: Use ASCII () only, never fullwidth （）
+6. Percentage signs: Use ASCII % only
+7. Dashes: Use ASCII hyphen-minus (-) only, never em-dash (—) or en-dash (–)
+8. No line breaks within JSON string values — keep each string on one logical line
+9. Numbers with thousands separators: use comma (8,304) — this is safe inside JSON strings
+10. Every object in arrays must have ALL required fields (no partial objects)
+```
+
+### 1.5 Self-Validation Checklist (MUST perform before writing file)
+
+- [ ] No `"` / `"` / `'` / `'` characters anywhere
+- [ ] No `€` / `$` / `¥` symbols (use EUR / USD / CNY)
+- [ ] No `—` / `–` dashes (use ASCII `-`)
+- [ ] No `（）` fullwidth parens (use `()`)
+- [ ] All strings properly terminated with `"`
+- [ ] `severity` values are ONLY `"high"` / `"medium"` / `"low"`
+- [ ] `priority` values are ONLY `"P0"` / `"P1"` / `"P2"`
+- [ ] `highlights[].title` is short (5-15 chars), `highlights[].detail` is 1-2 sentences
+- [ ] `actions[].text` starts with a verb
+
+---
+
+## 2. Data Source
+
+The AI receives `metrics.json` as input, structured as follows:
+
+```json
+{
+  "currency": "EUR",
+  "presets": {
+    "0":   { ... },  // All (full query range)
+    "7":   { ... },  // Last 7 days
+    "30":  { ... },  // Last 30 days
+    "90":  { ... },  // Last 90 days
+    "180": { ... },  // Last 180 days
+    "365": { ... }   // Last 365 days
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Each preset contains 5 data dimensions
+
+#### 2.1 `overall` - Core KPIs
+
+```json
+{
+  "orders": 8296,           // Unique parent orders (deduplicated)
+  "items": 11654,           // Line items (denominator for refund/cancel rates)
+  "gmv": 189114.0,          // Total GMV
+  "aov": 22.8,              // Average Order Value = gmv / orders
+  "cancel_count": 4942,     // Cancelled line items
+  "cancel_rate": 0.4241,    // Cancel rate = cancel_count / items
+  "refund_count": 3742,     // Refunded line items
+  "refund_rate": 0.3211,    // Refund rate = refund_count / items
+  "refund_amount": 41329.64,// Total refund amount
+  "net_revenue": 147784.36  // Net revenue = gmv - refund_amount
+}
+```
+
+#### 2.2 `topRefundReasons` - Top 5 Refund Reasons
+
+```json
+[
+  {"reason": "Un fallo en el sistema", "count": 2242, "pct": 0.5991, "amount": 15234.87}
+]
+```
+
+| Field | Description |
+|-------|-------------|
+| `reason` | Refund reason (Spanish original from Miravia API) |
+| `count` | Number of refunds for this reason |
+| `pct` | Proportion of total refunds (0~1) |
+| `amount` | Total refund amount for this reason |
+
+#### 2.3 `topSkus` - Top 10 SKUs by Sales
+
+```json
+[
+  {"sku": "6aed0c26-...", "name": "GSM TEST PRODUCT DBM (ES)", "qty": 3953, "refund_rate": 0.0182}
+]
+```
+
+| Field | Description |
+|-------|-------------|
+| `sku` | SKU ID |
+| `name` | Product name |
+| `qty` | Quantity sold (units) |
+| `refund_rate` | Refund rate for this SKU (0~1) |
+
+#### 2.4 `topCarriers` - Carrier Performance
+
+```json
+[
+  {"name": "standard", "orders": 10877, "cancel_rate": 0.4209, "refund_rate": 0.3252}
+]
+```
+
+#### 2.5 `platformSplit` - Platform Distribution
+
+```json
+{"miravia": 10414, "ae": 1240, "other": 0}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 3. Analysis Reasoning Chain (Internal — do not output this process)
+
+Before generating insights for each preset, follow this sequence:
+
+1. **Volume check** → orders < 20? Trigger insufficient-data path. Orders 20~49? Reduced coverage path.
+2. **Threshold scan** → check `cancel_rate`, `refund_rate` against S5 health thresholds
+3. **Concentration risk** → is top 1 refund reason `pct > 0.40`? Is top SKU volume > 30% of total?
+4. **Test data pollution** → scan `topSkus` for keywords in S9 (test/DBM/yushou/demo/sample)
+5. **Cross-window delta** → if large window (0/365/180), compare with sub-window per S6
+6. **Conflicting signals** → when positive + negative coexist, apply priority: severity high first, then acknowledge improvement as low-severity highlight
+7. **Platform & carrier** → check cross-platform volume diff and carrier metric divergence
+8. **Compose** → write `summary` (numbers first), then `highlights` (sorted by severity desc), then `actions` (sorted by priority desc)
+
+### Conflicting Signal Priority Rule
+
+When metrics send contradictory signals (e.g., AOV rising while order volume dropping):
+- **Lead with risk**: Always surface the higher-severity finding first
+- **Acknowledge positives**: Include improving metrics as `severity: low` highlights
+- **Quantify both sides**: Provide numbers for both the risk and the improvement
+- **Connect causally**: When possible, explain whether the positive is a side-effect of the negative (e.g., "AOV surge may reflect test-data cleanup rather than organic growth")
+
+---
+
+## 4. Mandatory Coverage Checklist
+
+For presets with orders >= 50, each generation must cover at least 5 dimensions:
+
+| # | Dimension | Data Source |
+|---|-----------|-------------|
+| 1 | Macro threshold assessment | `overall.cancel_rate` / `refund_rate` |
+| 2 | Refund reason attribution | `topRefundReasons[0..2]` |
+| 3 | SKU anomalies | `topSkus` where `refund_rate > 0.5` or name contains test/demo/yushou |
+| 4 | Cross-preset trend (per S6 trigger) | Current preset vs sub-window |
+| 5 | Platform comparison | `platformSplit` |
+| 6 | Carrier comparison | `topCarriers` |
+| 7 | Economic impact quantification | `refund_amount` / `net_revenue` |
+
+Orders 20~49: cover >= 3 dimensions; Orders <20: output only "insufficient data" notice + 1~2 meta-actions.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Anomaly Detection Rubric
+
+If any rule is triggered, the corresponding highlight must be generated:
+
+| Rule | Trigger Condition | Default severity |
+|------|-------------------|------------------|
+| A1 | `refund_rate > 0.05` | high |
+| A2 | `cancel_rate > 0.05` | high |
+| A3 | Single `topRefundReasons[i].pct > 0.40` | high |
+| A4 | Single SKU `refund_rate > 0.50` and `qty > 100` | high |
+| A5 | Cross-platform order volume diff >5x and minority platform metrics deteriorate >10pp | high |
+| A6 | Cross-carrier `cancel_rate` or `refund_rate` diff >5pp and smaller channel orders >= 50 | medium |
+| A7 | Short window vs long window refund rate diff >10pp | low (improving) / high (worsening) |
+| A8 | "No he recibido el paquete" (package not received) share >5% | medium |
+| A9 | Short window vs long window AOV change >30% | medium |
+
+---
+
+## 6. Cross-Preset Trend Comparison Rules
+
+> Only **large-span** windows require trend comparison; short windows are not mandatory.
+
+| Current preset | Comparison mandatory | Reference sub-window |
+|----------------|---------------------|---------------------|
+| `0` (all) | Yes | 365 or 180 |
+| `365` | Yes | 180 / 90 / 30 |
+| `180` | Yes | 90 / 30 |
+| `90` | Optional | 30 |
+| `30` | No | - |
+| `7` | No | - |
+
+Comparison sentence template:
+> "Compared to the last {sub-window} days, {metric name} moved from {baseline value} to {current value} ({+X.XX / -X.XX pp}), trend {improving/worsening/stable}."
+
+---
+
+## 7. Severity / Priority Assessment Rubric
+
+### 7.1 severity
+
+| Value | Assessment | Color |
+|-------|------------|-------|
+| `high` | Triggers A1~A5; or single-item loss > EUR 10,000; or exceeds alert threshold by >2x | Red |
+| `medium` | Triggers A6/A8/A9; or loss EUR 2,000~10,000; or exceeds attention threshold | Yellow |
+| `low` | Positive trend (A7 improvement); or purely informational observation; or exceeds excellence threshold | Green |
+
+Health threshold reference:
+
+| Metric | Excellent | Healthy | Attention | Alert |
+|--------|-----------|---------|-----------|-------|
+| Refund rate | <1% | 1~2% | 2~5% | >5% |
+| Cancel rate | <1% | 1~2% | 2~5% | >5% |
+| Top 1 refund reason share | <20% | 20~30% | 30~40% | >40% |
+
+### 7.2 priority
+
+| Value | Assessment |
+|-------|------------|
+| `P0` | severity=high |
+| `P1` | severity=medium |
+| `P2` | severity=low |
+
+---
+
+## 8. Output Format (CRITICAL — Structure Violation = Frontend Rendering Failure)
+
+> **WARNING**: The frontend `_validateInsight()` function performs strict type checking on every field.
+> If any field has the wrong type (e.g., string instead of object), the ENTIRE insight is discarded
+> and replaced with a generic fallback. There is NO partial rendering — it is all-or-nothing.
+
+### 8.1 File-Level JSON Schema (MANDATORY — EXACT structure, no deviation)
+
+```json
+{
+  "presets": {
+    "0": { <InsightObject> },
+    "7": { <InsightObject> },
+    "30": { <InsightObject> },
+    "90": { <InsightObject> },
+    "180": { <InsightObject> },
+    "365": { <InsightObject> }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+> **Top-level has ONLY `presets`**. Do NOT add `lang`, `generated_at`, `version`, or any other field.
+
+### 8.2 InsightObject Type Definition (TypeScript-style, EXACT)
+
+```typescript
+interface InsightObject {
+  summary: string;           // REQUIRED. 3-5 sentence HTML text. Supports <p> <b> tags.
+  highlights: HighlightItem[]; // REQUIRED. Array of 3-5 OBJECTS (NOT strings).
+  actions: ActionItem[];       // REQUIRED. Array of 3-5 OBJECTS (NOT strings).
+}
+
+interface HighlightItem {
+  title: string;    // REQUIRED. Short label, 3-15 chars (e.g., "Refund Rate", "SKU Risk")
+  detail: string;   // REQUIRED. 1-2 sentences with numbers and business impact
+  severity: "high" | "medium" | "low";  // REQUIRED. Exactly one of these 3 values
+}
+
+interface ActionItem {
+  text: string;     // REQUIRED. Specific action starting with a verb, 1-2 sentences
+  priority: "P0" | "P1" | "P2";  // REQUIRED. Exactly one of these 3 values
+}
+```
+
+### 8.3 COMMON MISTAKES (DO NOT make these — causes total rendering failure)
+
+```json
+// WRONG #1: highlights as plain string array (BREAKS FRONTEND)
+"highlights": [
+  "GMV reached EUR 1,716.25",
+  "Refund rate is only 2%"
+]
+
+// CORRECT #1: highlights as object array with title/detail/severity
+"highlights": [
+  {"title": "GMV Performance", "detail": "EUR 1,716.25 total GMV with net revenue EUR 1,713.25", "severity": "low"},
+  {"title": "Refund Rate", "detail": "2% refund rate, well below industry average of 5-8%", "severity": "low"}
+]
+
+// WRONG #2: actions as plain string array (BREAKS FRONTEND)
+"actions": [
+  "Monitor competitor pricing weekly",
+  "Diversify SKU portfolio"
+]
+
+// CORRECT #2: actions as object array with text/priority
+"actions": [
+  {"priority": "P1", "text": "Monitor competitor pricing weekly to address price-sensitive refunds"},
+  {"priority": "P2", "text": "Diversify SKU portfolio to reduce single-product revenue concentration"}
+]
+
+// WRONG #3: missing required fields in objects
+"highlights": [{"title": "Risk"}]  // missing detail and severity!
+
+// WRONG #4: extra top-level fields
+{"lang": "zh", "generated_at": "...", "presets": {...}}  // lang/generated_at NOT allowed
+
+// CORRECT #4: only presets at top level
+{"presets": {...}}
+```
+
+### 8.4 Frontend Validation Logic (for reference — your output MUST pass this)
+
+```javascript
+function _validateInsight(insight) {
+  if (!insight || typeof insight !== 'object') return false;
+  if (typeof insight.summary !== 'string' || !insight.summary.trim()) return false;
+  if (insight.highlights && Array.isArray(insight.highlights)) {
+    for (const h of insight.highlights) {
+      // Each highlight MUST be an object with string title + string detail
+      if (!h || typeof h !== 'object' || typeof h.title !== 'string' || typeof h.detail !== 'string') return false;
+    }
+  }
+  if (insight.actions && Array.isArray(insight.actions)) {
+    for (const ac of insight.actions) {
+      // Each action MUST be an object with string text + string priority
+      if (!ac || typeof ac !== 'object' || typeof ac.text !== 'string' || typeof ac.priority !== 'string') return false;
+    }
+  }
+  return true;
+}
+```
+
+### 8.5 Quantity & Depth Rules
+
+| Field | Orders >= 50 | Orders 20~49 | Orders <20 |
+|-------|--------------|--------------|------------|
+| `summary` sentences | 3~5 | 2~3 | 1 ("Insufficient data; recommend expanding the time range for analysis") |
+| `summary` required numbers | >= 3 | >= 2 | 0 |
+| Cross-preset comparison | Mandatory for large windows only (see S6) | Not mandatory | Not mandatory |
+| `highlights` count | **3~5** | **2~3** | 0 (empty array `[]`) |
+| `actions` count | **3~5** | **2~3** | 1~2 (meta-actions) |
+
+`highlights` sorted by severity: high -> medium -> low; `actions` sorted by priority: P0 -> P1 -> P2.
+
+### 8.6 Sub-module Frontend Mapping
+
+| Module | Frontend Element | Rendering Logic |
+|--------|-----------------|----------------|
+| `summary` | `#esBody` innerHTML | Rendered as HTML. Supports `<p>` `<b>` tags |
+| `highlights` | `#esAlerts` | Each object rendered as: colored dot (severity) + **title** + detail |
+| `actions` | `#esActions` | Each object rendered as: priority badge (P0/P1/P2) + text |
+
+---
+
+## 9. Test Data Pollution Detection
+
+SKU names containing any of the following keywords are highly likely test products and MUST be explicitly called out in highlights when their volume distorts metrics:
+
+| Keyword Pattern | Example |
+|-----------------|---------|
+| `test` (case-insensitive) | "GSM TEST PRODUCT DBM" |
+| `DBM` | "yushouDBMtest" |
+| `yushou` | "yushou_product_001" |
+| `demo` | "Demo SKU for integration" |
+| `sample` | "Free sample giveaway" |
+
+When test products account for >20% of total order volume, Agent MUST:
+1. Generate a `severity: high` highlight explicitly naming the test SKUs and their volume share
+2. Note that core metrics (cancel rate, refund rate, AOV) are distorted
+3. Recommend in actions: "Clean up test product SKUs to restore metric accuracy"
+
+---
+
+## 10. Causal Chain & Writing Standards
+
+- **Each highlight** `detail` must: contain specific numbers + business impact (monetary loss or pp change), ending with a "recommended direction" or "risk quantification".
+- **Each action** must: start with a **verb** (investigate / delist / integrate / review / verify / optimize / analyze / clean up / contact), be concise, and correspond to a specific executable operation; no need to annotate rationale or quantify impact.
+- Within the same preset, actions should **thematically correspond to highlights** (e.g., H#1 system failure -> A#1 investigate failure root cause), but no need to explicitly annotate `[rationale]`.
+
+---
+
+## 11. Language Requirements
+
+- `--lang zh` -> Simplified Chinese; Spanish refund reasons must be annotated on first appearance as `[original] (Chinese: xxx)`, e.g., `[Un fallo en el sistema] (Chinese: system failure)`
+- `--lang en` -> English; Spanish originals annotated as `[Spanish original] (EN: xxx)`
+- `--lang es` -> Espanol; original text not translated
+- `--lang it` -> Italiano; Spanish reasons annotated as `(IT: xxx)`
+
+Generate insights in **only one language** — the language specified by `--lang`. Do NOT generate multiple language versions.
+
+---
+
+## 12. Complete Examples
+
+> These examples show the EXACT structure that passes frontend validation.
+> Each preset key maps DIRECTLY to an InsightObject (no language sub-keys).
+
+### Full output example (2 presets shown for brevity)
+
+```json
+{
+  "presets": {
+    "365": {
+      "summary": "<p>Over the past 365 days, <b>8,304</b> orders were placed with a GMV of <b>189,320.27 EUR</b>, but the cancel rate reached <b>42.42%</b> and refund rate <b>32.14%</b>, yielding net revenue of <b>147,974.62 EUR</b>. <b>59.82%</b> of refunds were caused by [Un fallo en el sistema] (EN: system failure), with cumulative losses of <b>15,234.87 EUR</b>, representing the largest operational risk. Compared to the last 30 days refund rate of 13.60%, annual data is clearly dragged down by earlier issues.</p>",
+      "highlights": [
+        {
+          "severity": "high",
+          "title": "System Failure Refunds",
+          "detail": "[Un fallo en el sistema] accounts for 59.82% of total refunds (2,242 orders), cumulative refund amount 15,234.87 EUR. This is the single largest refund reason; immediate investigation recommended."
+        },
+        {
+          "severity": "high",
+          "title": "Test Data Contamination",
+          "detail": "Top SKUs include GSM TEST PRODUCT DBM (3,953 units) and yushouDBMtest (2,901 units, refund rate 78.18%). Combined they account for approximately 59% of total sales volume, severely distorting core metrics."
+        },
+        {
+          "severity": "high",
+          "title": "Cancel Rate 42.42%",
+          "detail": "Annual cancel rate of 42.42% (4,948/11,663 line items), far exceeding the healthy threshold of 5%. Standard logistics cancel rate is 42.11%."
+        },
+        {
+          "severity": "low",
+          "title": "Platform Distribution",
+          "detail": "Miravia platform has 10,418 line items (89.30%), M2A platform has 1,245 line items (10.70%). Platform concentration is relatively high."
+        }
+      ],
+      "actions": [
+        {"priority": "P0", "text": "Investigate the root cause of [Un fallo en el sistema] refunds - 2,242 system failure refunds with losses of 15,234.87 EUR. Contact the Miravia technical team to determine whether it is an API anomaly or inventory sync issue."},
+        {"priority": "P0", "text": "Clean up test product SKUs (GSM TEST/yushouDBMtest). These products contribute high-refund-rate orders; delisting them is expected to significantly reduce cancel and refund rates."},
+        {"priority": "P1", "text": "Add logistics insurance or prioritize trackable carriers for high-value orders above 50 EUR to reduce package-not-received refunds."},
+        {"priority": "P2", "text": "Summarize the last 7 days operational improvement practices (refund rate 0%, cancel rate 1.96%) and formalize into SOP."}
+      ]
+    },
+    "7": {
+      "summary": "<p>In the last 7 days, <b>48</b> orders with GMV <b>11,447.20 EUR</b>, AOV <b>238.48 EUR</b>, cancel rate <b>1.96%</b>, refund rate <b>0%</b>. Operations healthy but order volume declining.</p>",
+      "highlights": [
+        {"severity": "low", "title": "Zero Refunds", "detail": "Zero refunds in the past 7 days; customer satisfaction at annual high."},
+        {"severity": "medium", "title": "AOV Surge", "detail": "AOV 238.48 EUR, significantly above historical 22.80 EUR. May reflect test-data cleanup rather than organic growth."},
+        {"severity": "low", "title": "Volume Contraction", "detail": "48 orders in 7 days (6.86/day). Need to assess traffic trend."}
+      ],
+      "actions": [
+        {"priority": "P1", "text": "Verify whether AOV surge stems from new high-priced listings or structural SKU composition change."},
+        {"priority": "P1", "text": "Investigate order volume decline cause (traffic vs conversion), focusing on Miravia channel exposure."},
+        {"priority": "P2", "text": "Formalize zero-refund operational practices from this week into SOP."}
+      ]
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Insufficient Data (Orders <20)
+
+```json
+{
+  "presets": {
+    "7": {
+      "summary": "<p>This window contains only <b>12</b> orders. Sample insufficient for statistical confidence.</p>",
+      "highlights": [],
+      "actions": [
+        {"priority": "P2", "text": "Expand the time window or merge adjacent windows before conducting analysis."}
+      ]
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Degradation Rule Trigger
+
+```json
+{
+  "presets": {
+    "7": {
+      "summary": "<p>Degraded - unable to generate analysis for this period.</p>",
+      "highlights": [],
+      "actions": []
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 13. Module Positioning
+
+The executive summary is the top module of the Miravia order analytics dashboard, dynamically generated by AI based on structured metric data. When the user switches time filters (7 days / 30 days / 90 days / 180 days / 365 days / all), the executive summary updates accordingly.
+
+---
+
+## Appendix A: JSON Validation Procedure (For Orchestrating Agent Only)
+
+After writing the insights JSON file, the Agent MUST validate:
+
+```bash
+python3 -c "import json; json.load(open('<insights_path>'))" && echo 'OK'
+```
+
+- Success prints `OK` → proceed to injection.
+- Failure → **delete the file and regenerate from scratch** (do NOT attempt patch-fixes).
+
+### Common Failure Patterns
+
+| Symptom | Root Cause | Fix |
+|---------|-----------|-----|
+| `Expecting ',' delimiter` | Chinese quotes "" inside string | Replace with [term] or remove |
+| `Expecting ':' delimiter` | Unescaped quote inside value | Use [brackets] notation |
+| `Extra data` | Old file content appended | Delete file first, write fresh |
+| `Unterminated string` | Em-dash — or line break in value | Use ASCII hyphen `-` |
+
+---
+
+## Appendix B: Workflow Integration Reference (For Orchestrating Agent Only)
+
+This prompt is consumed in the following workflow:
+
+1. `report_v4.py` generates HTML + `metrics.json` (structured data for all presets)
+2. **Agent reads `metrics.json`** and applies THIS PROMPT to generate `insights.json`
+3. Agent runs `python3 -c "import json; json.load(open('<insights_path>'))"` to validate JSON
+4. `inject_insights.py --html <report> --insights <insights>` injects into HTML's `window.DATA.agentInsights`
+5. Agent opens the final HTML report for the user
+
+### Key Structural Requirement
+
+The inject script writes `DATA.agentInsights = <insights_json_content>`. The frontend then reads:
+```javascript
+const ai = DATA.agentInsights && DATA.agentInsights.presets && DATA.agentInsights.presets[presetKey];
+```
+
+Therefore the insights file MUST have `presets` as the top-level key, with each preset key (`"0"`, `"7"`, etc.) mapping directly to an InsightObject. Any extra top-level fields are ignored but may cause confusion.
+
+### File Naming Convention
+
+Use a fixed filename `insights.json` in the output directory:
+```
+metrics  : out/metrics_<date_range>_<timestamp>.json
+insights : out/insights.json
+```