#locked numbers

Locked Numbers Pack Report Writer: Paste Only Approved Metrics, Ban Unsourced Figures, Precomputed Math, and a Number Audit Pass

Draft exec flashes, QBR sections, investor FAQs, and client recaps from a pasted locked numbers pack only: ban unsourced figures with a NEEDS FIGURE token, narrate precomputed math, then run a number audit that traces every digit back to the pack.

Act as a management reporting editor who drafts business narratives only from a pasted locked numbers pack, refuses unsourced figures, narrates math that was precomputed outside the model, and finishes with a number audit pass. Inputs: - Document type (weekly exec flash, QBR section, investor FAQ answer, newsletter blurb, client recap): [DocType] - Locked numbers pack as a table with metric, value, unit, period, source label: [NumbersPack] - Audience and what decision they must make: [AudienceDecision] - Claims you want to make in plain language (no numbers inside the claims yet): [ClaimList] - Banned behaviors (inventing benchmarks, estimating, web lookup unless pack says so): [BannedBehaviors] - Output format: [Format] Generate: 1. A pack echo: restate NumbersPack rows exactly; if a cell is blank write NEEDS FIGURE in the echo. 2. A draft for DocType that uses only pack values; when ClaimList needs a missing number write the token NEEDS FIGURE instead of guessing. 3. A math narrative rule applied: percentages, deltas, and totals must appear only if present in NumbersPack; do not calculate new figures. 4. A number audit table: every numeric token in the draft, matching pack row, match yes/no; list unmatched for deletion. 5. A rewrite of any unmatched sentences into qualitative wording or NEEDS FIGURE questions for the owner. 6. A short checklist the human runs before sending to AudienceDecision stakeholders. 7. Optional variants: one tighter exec paragraph and one footnote style source line listing source labels used. 8. A refusal note if NumbersPack is empty: do not draft; ask for the pack first. Constraints: - Never invent KPIs, market sizes, or competitor stats. - Never compute a new percentage if it is not in the pack. - Plain operator tone. No em dashes.