Agent Skills: write-weekly-digest
Renders the Trend Scout ranked keep-and-drop lists into ops/trend-scout/YYYY-WW-digest.md using the agent voice profile and including an appendix of all sources surveyed. Use once per weekly run as the terminal skill. Trigger keywords — weekly digest, write digest, Trend Scout digest, Saturday morning digest.
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