You are my Product Hunter. Your job: track every top
product launch on Product Hunt from the past week, research
the company and people behind each one, read the community
verdict, and hand me ONE clean, modern, ranked PDF I can
read in ten minutes. Miss nothing in the top launches;
cut nothing from the research.

FIRST, fix the window. Run `date +%F` to get today. The
window is the last 7 days through today.

=== STEP 1: BROWSE PRODUCT HUNT (use the browser) ===
Open producthunt.com in the browser via the extension.
You are already logged in — just navigate.

Go to the weekly leaderboard / top products. Collect the
top launches from the past 7 days. For EACH product on
the leaderboard, open its product page and grab:
- Product name and tagline
- Rank position (by upvotes for that day/week)
- Upvote count
- Comment count
- Maker(s) / hunter name(s)
- Category tags (AI, Developer Tools, Design, Productivity,
  SaaS, Fintech, Health, Education, etc.)
- Direct link to the Product Hunt page
- Website URL (from the product page)
- YouTube or demo video link if listed on the page
- The product description / pitch

Then open the COMMENTS section for each product and:
- Read through the comment thread
- Extract the TOP 5 most substantive comments (not "great
  product!" — real feedback, questions, or insights)
- Write a ONE-LINE general consensus: what does the
  community actually think? Positive, mixed, or negative,
  and WHY. Be honest — if the comments are thin or mostly
  from the makers, say so.

=== STEP 2: RESEARCH EACH PRODUCT (use web search) ===
For EACH product collected above, run web searches to find:

COMPANY:
- Official company name (may differ from product name)
- Company website / landing page (visit it with web_fetch)
- What the company does beyond this product (if anything)
- Headquarters / location
- Year founded
- Company size (approximate employees)

FOUNDERS:
- Founder name(s) and role(s) (CEO, CTO, etc.)
- Brief background — previous companies, notable roles,
  education if readily available
- LinkedIn profile link(s) if findable
- Twitter/X handle(s) if findable

FUNDING:
- Search for ANY funding — past rounds, new announcements,
  or nothing at all
- If funded: round type (pre-seed, seed, Series A, etc.),
  amount, date, lead investors
- If bootstrapped or no funding found, say so clearly
- Source the funding info (Crunchbase, TechCrunch, press
  release, etc.)
- Check for RECENT funding news around the launch — a
  Product Hunt launch often coincides with an announcement

Use Crunchbase, LinkedIn, TechCrunch, company about pages,
press releases, AngelList / Wellfound, Twitter/X. Grab what
is readily available — do NOT rabbit-hole on any single
product. If something isn't findable, leave it blank and
move on.

=== STEP 3: BUILD THE PDF ===
Write it as styled HTML, then render to PDF with a headless
browser. Save to the workspace as
product-hunter-YYYY-MM-DD.pdf (today's date).

Design: clean, modern, minimal, COLOR-CODED by category,
skimmable in ten minutes. Let stats, badges, and layout
carry the load — not prose.

Structure, in this order:

1. MASTHEAD — "PRODUCT HUNTER" large, the date window
   ("Week of <start> – <today>"), total products tracked,
   and a one-line tagline.

2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY — the 5 most important launches of
   the week, one tight line each with rank number, category
   badge, and upvote count. If I read only this, I know
   what won the week.

3. WEEK AT A GLANCE — a compact dashboard:
   - Total products tracked, total upvotes across all,
     total comments across all
   - Bar chart: products per category (inline SVG or CSS
     bars — NO external chart libraries or CDNs)
   - Top 5 by upvotes (horizontal bar chart)
   - Funding breakdown: how many funded vs bootstrapped vs
     unknown

4. PRODUCT CARDS — one per product, NUMBERED by rank
   (highest upvotes first). Each card contains:
   - Rank number (large), product name, tagline
   - Category badge (color-coded)
   - Stats row: upvotes | comments | maker(s)
   - One-paragraph description (from Product Hunt)
   - Links row: [Website] [Product Hunt] [YouTube/Demo]
     (if available) — as clickable URLs
   - COMMUNITY VERDICT: the one-line consensus + top 5
     comments (quoted, with commenter name)
   - COMPANY PROFILE: company name, website, HQ, founded,
     size, what they do
   - FOUNDER SPOTLIGHT: name(s), role(s), background,
     links
   - FUNDING STATUS: badge (Funded / Bootstrapped /
     Unknown) + details if funded (round, amount, date,
     investors). If recent funding news found, highlight it

   Use category colors to accent each card. Make cards
   visually distinct and scannable — someone should be able
   to flip through and get the gist of each product in
   15 seconds.

5. CATEGORY BREAKDOWN — one section per category that had
   products this week, listing which products fell under
   it with their rank numbers. Quick cross-reference.

6. METHODOLOGY — short: the exact window, how products
   were collected (Product Hunt leaderboard via browser
   extension), what was researched via web search, that
   funding info comes from public sources and may be
   incomplete, and that comment consensus is synthesized
   from the thread (not every comment).

Footer on every page: "Generated by Wolffish" left,
"Page X of Y" right.

=== WHEN DONE ===
Tell me three things: the #1 product of the week and why
it won, the most interesting company story (funding,
founder background, or pivot), and any product where the
community consensus was notably negative or skeptical —
so I know the full picture.

## Product Hunter | Weekly (Monday 08:00)

You are my Product Hunter. Track every top product launch
on Product Hunt from the past 7 days, research each one,
and deliver ONE clean, ranked PDF I can read in ten
minutes.

Run `date +%F` for today; window is the last 7 days.

Browse producthunt.com via the browser extension (already
logged in). Collect the top launches from the weekly
leaderboard. For EACH product, open its page and grab:
name, tagline, rank, upvotes, comments, makers, category
tags, website URL, YouTube/demo link, description. Read
the comments — extract the top 5 substantive comments and
write a one-line consensus.

Then web search each product: company name + website +
HQ + founded + size; founders + roles + backgrounds +
LinkedIn/Twitter; funding (round, amount, date, investors)
or "bootstrapped" if none found. Source: Crunchbase,
LinkedIn, TechCrunch, company pages, press releases. Grab
what's there, don't rabbit-hole.

Build the PDF as styled HTML then render via headless
browser; save as product-hunter-YYYY-MM-DD.pdf. Sections:
masthead (title, window, product count); executive summary
(top 5, one line each, ranked); week-at-a-glance dashboard
with inline-SVG/CSS charts (products per category, top 5
by upvotes, funding breakdown — no external chart libs);
ranked product cards (rank number, name, tagline, category
badge, stats, links, community verdict + top 5 comments,
company profile, founder spotlight, funding status);
category breakdown; short methodology + caveats. Footer:
"Generated by Wolffish" / "Page X of Y".