Executive Weekly Digest

Single-shot weekly briefing — metrics from Fabric, updates from SharePoint, context from Bing, one document.

Build an agent that produces a polished weekly executive digest by pulling business metrics from Fabric via a data agent, surfacing internal updates from SharePoint, and adding external context from Bing-grounded news. The output is one scannable document: executive summary, performance snapshot with period-over-period comparisons, prioritized internal updates, relevant external developments, a look-ahead, and a consolidated list of items needing attention. One input, one deliverable.

This is a three-source synthesis with editorial hierarchy pattern using XML prompt structure. Beyond aggregation, the agent applies editorial judgment to organize by priority — action-required items surface to the top, routine updates drop to reference. The XML structure defines precise orchestration: Fabric first (internal metrics), SharePoint second (internal updates), Bing third (external context), then synthesis. As a single-shot, multi-source agent, its output format is tightly specified, and the digest is a draft for the executive (or their chief of staff) to review. External facts reflect public information available at the time of the search.

This pattern applies anywhere an agent synthesizes multiple internal and external sources into a prioritized executive-facing document. Common scenarios for this pattern:

• Board-meeting preparation packets
• Investor-update drafts
• Department-level weekly summaries
• Program-management status rollups
• Cross-functional initiative tracking

This manifest uses: data agent, SharePoint, Bing Web Search

How to build single-shot agents using xml tags prompt structure for report / summary output.

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