Remove the toil, keep the judgment

Manual weekly reports burn hours and introduce errors, but fully automated reports can feel like a black box no one fully trusts. The goal is a middle path: automate the assembly, keep the interpretation human.

Let the system gather, clean, and format the numbers on schedule. Then leave room for a short written take — what changed, why, and what to do about it. People trust automation far more when it hands them a draft, not a verdict.