ca-coreUse 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-eventsUse 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
carbon-arc-onboardingUse 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-v2Use 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-mcpUse this skill before any call to the Carbon Arc MCP about musicians, actors and the brands they partner with, 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 rul
talent-audienceUse this skill when someone wants to know who a musician's or actor's audience is: the age, gender and ethnicity mix of a musician's followers, or which generations an actor's titles pull, set beside their peers, even if they only ask how old the fans are. Not for a company's or brand's customers. F
talent-commercialUse this skill when someone wants to know which brand partnerships a musician can actually win: the brands their audience favors more than their peers' audiences do, rather than the list every artist in their lane shares, even if they only ask which brands fit them or what their commercial value is.
talent-live-demandUse this skill when someone wants to know about a touring musician's live demand: what fans pay on the resale market, which shows, venues and markets drive it, how each tour compares with the last, and how their live draw compares with their peers, even if they only ask where to tour. It reads resal
talent-momentumUse this skill when someone wants to know whether a musician's or actor's audience is growing or fading, and whether anyone in their lane is pulling away: streams and followers on at least two platforms, read against their peers rather than on their own, and whether a release moved the needle. For a
talent-peer-setUse this skill when someone wants to know who a musician or actor really competes with for the same audience: their real peers or comps, who shares their fans, and who they should be benchmarked against, even if they only ask who is 'like' them. It builds the peer group from shared playlists, or for
talent-starter-reportUse this skill when someone wants a broad read on a musician or actor: how they are doing against their peers, what the data says about them, or a first brief, even if they only name the artist. It builds one brief covering every talent read the data supports for them: peer set, momentum, audience,
talent-the-workUse this skill when someone wants to know which of an actor's titles, or a musician's albums, carry them and which hold up: box office per title, how streaming holds over time, whether a new project or re-release revived the back catalog, which audiences each title draws, and what else the same view