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unified-deliverables-flow
Generate spreadsheets, diagrams, and PDF reports in a phased workflow with explicit iteration budgets and error recovery
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# Unified Multi-Deliverable Generation Workflow
This skill provides a structured, phased approach for creating multiple deliverable types (spreadsheets, diagrams, PDF reports) in a single cohesive workflow with explicit iteration budgeting to prevent premature exhaustion.
## Overview
Use this workflow when you need to:
- Generate **multiple deliverable types** (Excel, images, PDFs) in one task
- Ensure **balanced iteration allocation** across all deliverables
- Handle **tool failures gracefully** with retries and fallbacks
- Produce **downloadable artifacts** with verified paths
## Critical: Iteration Budget Allocation