Generate weekly student progress reports with Gemini, Supabase, and WhatsApp
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WhatsApp Business CloudQuick overview This workflow runs weekly to pull student attendance and score data from Supabase, uses Google Gemini to generate per-student performance summaries and attention flags, sends immediate WhatsApp alerts for flagged students, then compiles all summaries into a PDF report, uploads it, and shares it with the coach via WhatsApp. How it works Runs weekly on a schedule. Fetches all student weekly metrics (attendance and scores) from Supabase. Uses Google Gemini to write a short performance summary per student and determine whether the student should be flagged for attention based on attendance and score-drop rules. If a student is flagged, sends a WhatsApp message to the coach and inserts a flag record into Supabase. Aggregates all students’ summaries into a single HTML weekly report. Converts the HTML report to a PDF via an HTTP-based HTML-to-PDF API, uploads the PDF to a file-hosting API, and sends the PDF link/document to the coach via WhatsApp. Logs the report URL to Supabase for recordkeeping. Setup Add Supabase credentials and create the required tables/columns (weekly_student_data, attention_flags, and weekly_reports) referenced by the workflow.
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