` and/or `

`).\n If you do not have images, leave the template as-is — the empty image strips will collapse\n automatically and the cover will render as a clean navy block with the accent bar.\n\n### Report body — sections, streaming protocol & charts\n\nBefore emitting, read [`references/report-spec.md`](references/report-spec.md) for the\nauthoritative body-authoring spec: the Section 1 sub-sections (Peers Table, Peers Rating,\nCredit Drivers, Key Indicators, Scorecards, Conclusion), Section 2 (Ratings Chart + analysis),\nSection 3 (ESG Table + analysis), where the optional `#pa-cite-*` recaps and the\n`#pa-sources` rows go, the **streaming protocol** (element → content mapping), the reference\nHTML snippets, the Ratings-Chart SVG template (constants, rating→value map, coordinate\nformulae), and the class-selection rules and conventions. **The spec also carries three\nAmendments that override this base layout — apply them.** Populate every `#pa-*` target\nexactly as specified there.\n\n---\n\n## Step 6 — Output and presentation (required final steps)\n\n> ## ⚠️ CRITICAL — THE SKILL IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL THE REPORT IS VISIBLY RENDERED\n>\n> Writing the file is **not** delivery. After you write the HTML you **must** actively render\n> it with every display tool available, in order, before you say anything else. Do not end\n> your turn until the rendered report is on screen.\n\nFollow this exact sequence. Do not skip a step, reorder, or substitute alternatives:\n\n1. **Write the HTML file in a single call.** Call `create_file` to write the entire standalone\n HTML document (`` → ``) to\n `/mnt/user-data/outputs/{target_company_slug}_peer_analysis.html` in **one** call.\n `{target_company_slug}` is the target's canonical name lowercased with spaces and special\n characters replaced by underscores (e.g. `apple_inc_peer_analysis.html`). No progressive\n edits, no multi-file split.\n2. **Present the file.** Immediately call `present_files` on that exact path to surface the\n artifact to the user.\n3. **Show the widget.** Immediately call `visualize:show_widget` on the same file to render the\n report visually. Call this even if `present_files` already succeeded — firing both renderers\n is what guarantees the report always appears.\n4. **Confirm in one short sentence.** Only after the renderers return, add a single brief\n sentence in chat (e.g. `Peer Analysis for {Target Company} — the report is available above as\n a self-contained HTML artifact.`). Nothing more.\n\nIf a display tool call fails or is unavailable, immediately try the other one rather than\nstopping. Never end your turn at step 1, and never paste the HTML into chat or suggest shell\ncommands.\n\n---\n\n## Tips\n\n- Run ALL data-gathering tool calls in a single parallel batch (one message, many tool calls).\n- Deliver the report as **one** `.html` file in `/mnt/user-data/outputs/`, then render it with\n **both** `present_files` and `visualize:show_widget` (see Step 6). Never paste it as a fenced\n ` ```html ` code block, never split across files or messages, and never stop at file creation.\n- The target company always appears as the first column / first row in every table and\n comparison.\n- The conclusion must orient around the target company — how it differentiates from its peers.\n- If fewer than 3 peers are returned, leave the unused column/row IDs empty. The pre-shaped\n tables keep those cells blank — do not attempt to collapse or restructure the table.\n- If `getCreditOpinion` does not return a particular section, write `Not available` in the\n corresponding cell rather than leaving it blank.\n- `getEntitySectorOutlook` typically applies to all companies in the same sector — call once\n and reuse.\n- Emit the ratings-chart SVG directly into `#pa-ratings-chart` — the template no longer builds\n the chart at render time. Pick the `.outlook-badge` class yourself using the rules above.\n- For companies with fewer than 5 historical ratings, either repeat the oldest available rating\n value to fill the trailing points, or reduce `maxPts` in the chart formula to the largest\n available count (and drop the corresponding `Rating k` x-axis labels).\n- Inline citations follow the shared citations skill — read\n [references/shared-citations.md](references/shared-citations.md) before authoring any `[n]`\n reference or the Citations block.\n\n---\n\n## Amendments (in `references/report-spec.md`)\n\nThree amendments in [`references/report-spec.md`](references/report-spec.md) override the base\nreport layout and **must be applied**:\n\n1. **Most recent fiscal year** — always populate Key Indicators and Scorecards from each\n entity's most recent FY-end `getEntityFinancials_v2` data (with the distorted-EBITDA `†`\n handling), not whatever year the credit opinion cites.\n2. **Visual Enhancements** — rating summary cards (`#pa-rating-cards`), financial comparison\n bar charts (`#pa-fi-charts`), and the ESG score heatmap (`#pa-esg-heatmap`).\n3. **Section layout / ratings-chart / ESG overrides** — emit rating cards instead of the\n `` table, the enhanced ratings chart, and the ESG heatmap\n instead of the `` table.\n\nSee the spec for the full rules, reference snippets, the updated element-ID mapping, and the\nexact list of base elements to omit.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. 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