Bulletin generation #2

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opened 2026-06-03 16:52:18 +00:00 by iannuzzelli · 2 comments

iannuzzelli commented

2026-06-03 16:52:18 +00:00

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Structure

A bulletin has a fixed template with named sections, e.g.:

Header (title, date, PeaceLink logo)
Editoriale (short intro generated by the agent)
One or more thematic sections (each maps to an intent / data source)
Fonti (auto-generated list of sources used)
Footer (contacts, licence)

Sections and their data sources are defined in the template, not hardcoded in the agent.

How the agent uses it

User requests a bulletin: "genera il bollettino settimanale sulla pace" or similar
A BOLLETTINO intent triggers a dedicated research profile that loads all relevant
MCP servers and RAG sources
The agent populates each section by querying sources in sequence, then calls a
render_bulletin tool with the structured content
The tool renders HTML template → PDF (WeasyPrint) and returns a download URL
The assistant replies with a summary and the download link

Template management

Templates stored as HTML/CSS files (or in DB), selectable by name
Branded with PeaceLink styles
Managed via the Streamlit admin UI (same pattern as intents)

Rendering

HTML/CSS → PDF via WeasyPrint
Templates use Jinja2 for section injection
Images (charts from Superset?) can be embedded as base64 or fetched URLs

The assistant generates a branded PDF bulletin on a given topic or time period, pulling content from RAG, MCP tools (Guardian, SIPRI, NAVCO, etc.), and synthesising it into a structured document the user can download or publish. ### Structure A bulletin has a fixed template with named sections, e.g.: - Header (title, date, PeaceLink logo) - Editoriale (short intro generated by the agent) - One or more thematic sections (each maps to an intent / data source) - Fonti (auto-generated list of sources used) - Footer (contacts, licence) Sections and their data sources are defined in the template, not hardcoded in the agent. ### How the agent uses it 1. User requests a bulletin: "genera il bollettino settimanale sulla pace" or similar 2. A `BOLLETTINO` intent triggers a dedicated research profile that loads all relevant MCP servers and RAG sources 3. The agent populates each section by querying sources in sequence, then calls a `render_bulletin` tool with the structured content 4. The tool renders HTML template → PDF (WeasyPrint) and returns a download URL 5. The assistant replies with a summary and the download link ### Template management - Templates stored as HTML/CSS files (or in DB), selectable by name - Branded with PeaceLink styles - Managed via the Streamlit admin UI (same pattern as intents) ### Rendering - HTML/CSS → PDF via WeasyPrint - Templates use Jinja2 for section injection - Images (charts from Superset?) can be embedded as base64 or fetched URLs

iannuzzelli commented

2026-06-03 16:52:51 +00:00

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iannuzzelli commented

2026-06-04 07:45:00 +00:00

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