Carbon Arc Company Intelligence

Plugin carbon-arc-company-intelligence from marketplace carbon-arc in Carbon-Arc/carbon-arc-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 12 days ago.

Skills (21)

• ca-audience

  Use this skill when someone wants to know which customers a brand is winning or losing by age: how its spend splits across generations, how that mix is moving, and how it compares with a competitor's, even if they only ask about Gen Z or younger customers. It reads card spend by generation, adjusted

• ca-benchmark

  Use this skill when someone wants to know whether a consumer brand's move is its own or the whole category's: who is winning or losing share, how it compares with named rivals, and whether it is selling less or selling cheaper, even if they only ask why their numbers are down. It reads the brand's d

• ca-category

  Use this skill when a small or regional business wants to know whether what it is feeling is happening to everyone in its line of business: how comparable businesses and the category are trending, whether a decline is fewer purchases or smaller ones, and which nearby categories are winning the same

• ca-competitive-set

  Use this skill when someone wants to know who a company really competes with for its customers: where else its customers shop or eat, which brands share its customer base (including ones it isn't tracking), and whether a named rival actually shares a customer. It ranks the brands its customers also

• ca-core

  Use this skill only when another skill in this package says to invoke it. It holds the rules every Carbon Arc run shares: the run setup checklist, the reader, the evidence gates, the client-facing voice and the subject setups. Never start a user's request with it: for a report or a single read, use

• ca-cross-signal

  Use this skill when someone asks whether other data backs up what card spend shows for a company: whether foot traffic, web and app use, advertising or hiring confirm a trend, and where they disagree. It reads each dataset on the company and a peer and reports every disagreement instead of smoothing

• ca-events

  Use this skill when someone asks what a dated event actually did to demand: a price change, launch, promotion, loyalty relaunch or partnership; a competitor's incident; a celebrity endorsement or talent partnership, measured on the partner brand; a calendar effect; or a shift in the economy. It meas

• ca-execution

  Use this skill when someone wants to know what is behind a winner's growth, whether the winner is the company itself or a competitor: its attention, advertising and distribution against the rest of the set, whether it is outspending or being outspent, and whether its lead is holding. It reads whoeve

• ca-local-costs

  Use this skill when a small or regional business wants to know whether its cost pressure is local or happening everywhere: what businesses in its industry pay in its metro area against the state and the country, whether wage growth is speeding up or easing, and how the prices of its main inputs are

• ca-macro

  Use this skill when a small or regional business wants to know whether the consumer behind its category is getting stronger or weaker, and for whom: how category spend is moving by income group and age group, whether big-ticket purchases are being put off or traded down, whether the category is losi

• ca-markets

  Use this skill when a small or regional business wants to know which markets are recovering first in its category, how its own markets compare with the rest of the country, or where demand is strong relative to the stores already serving it. It ranks states and metro areas on the category's demand,

• ca-retention

  Use this skill when someone wants to know whether a brand keeps the customers it wins: how many new customers come back, whether existing customers are coming back less often, how that compares with a competitor, which generations come back, and whether the customers who return spend more or less, e

• carbon-arc-onboarding

  Use this skill when someone is new to Carbon Arc and wants to understand it or get started on a company, an artist, a place or a venue: 'get started', 'what can this do', 'show me around', or their first session, even if they only say they just signed up or just got access. It explains what Carbon A

• carbon-arc-report-v2

  Use this skill to build or restyle the HTML page for a Carbon Arc report, brief or dashboard: the Carbon Arc brand system, charts with a source on every number, and the checks that run before a page ships. A report skill calls it at its build step, after the data is pulled. Use it directly only to r

• carbonarc-mcp

  Use this skill before any call to the Carbon Arc MCP about companies and their brands, including one-off questions: resolving one, checking what data exists for it, looking up a dataset's coverage, lag or definitions, or pulling insights and frameworks. It holds the house rules: the four approval ga

• company-earnings-preview

  Use this skill when someone wants to know what a listed consumer company's current quarter is tracking at before it reports: an earnings preview, a pre-print read, what they will report, or a quarter-to-date read on a named ticker, even if they only ask how the quarter is going. It builds the full p

• company-insights-report

  Use this skill when someone wants to know where a company stands against its competitors: who is winning share, where its customers also spend, which customers it is losing, whether it keeps the customers it wins, what an event did, and who is winning and why. It builds one report covering all six,

• equity-backtest

  Use this skill when someone asks whether Carbon Arc's card data can be trusted on one listed consumer company, or wants only the panel's estimate for the current quarter. It scores card spend against the company's own reported history, decides whether the panel tracks it, and where it does, estimate

• equity-next-quarter

  Use this skill when someone asks how a listed consumer company's next fiscal quarter is starting: whether a trend is continuing or was a one-off, how the first weeks compare with peers, what management might guide, and what to ask on the call. It reads direction and shape only and never produces a s

• equity-quarter

  Use this skill when someone wants to know what drove a listed consumer company's quarter, on its own fiscal calendar: the week-by-week shape of demand, whether growth came from more transactions or higher tickets, and channel, age-group and regional splits where the data resolves them. For the compa

• smb-category-report

  Use this skill when a small or regional business (a store, dealer, contractor or local chain) wants to know how its category and the markets around it are doing: whether its softness is category-wide or lost share, whether the shopper behind the category is getting stronger or weaker, how the market