Some findings need a sentence, not a cell. CodeCobra writes Word documents, PowerPoint decks and PDFs from the same live data it uses for everything else.
When this is the right shape
- A written summary of something you asked it to investigate, for people who won’t open a spreadsheet
- A board or client deck with the figures already filled in
- A process document describing how a workflow works now, after it has read your configuration
- A PDF of anything above, for sending outside the company
“Write up what you found about the stock discrepancy as a two-page memo for the operations director — what happened, which records prove it, and what to do about it.”
“Turn last month’s sales numbers into a ten-slide deck for the partner meeting.”
Previewing before you send
Documents and decks render in the browser as a PDF preview, so you can read the whole thing without downloading it and without needing Office installed. When it’s right, download the original .docx or .pptx and edit it like any other file.
Ask for the tone you need. “Keep it factual, no adjectives” and “write it for someone who doesn’t know Odoo” both produce noticeably different documents.
Revising
Documents go through drafts like anything else:
“Too long. Cut it to one page and lead with the recommendation.”
Each revision is a new version; the previous one stays in the file’s history.
What it won’t do
CodeCobra writes from what it can actually see — your Odoo data, the files you attached, the code in your repositories. It won’t invent a market figure or a competitor’s number to round out a slide. If a deck needs something it has no source for, it will say so rather than fill the gap. 
