marketing-as-code
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Standalone product marketing skills: competitive intelligence, market research, ICP and personas, positioning and messaging, product intelligence, customer voice and win/loss.
Plugin product-marketing from marketplace marketing-as-code in calven-ai/marketing-as-code. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 9 days ago.
account-enrichmentEnriches an account list (CSV) with firmographics, tech stack and triggers from public web data, each value sourced and dated, unknowns blank. Use when "enrich this list", "fill in these accounts".
ai-answer-auditAudits how ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity describe your company and whether they name you for buyer questions. Use when "AI visibility", "does ChatGPT mention us", "AI answer audit".
analyst-report-digestDigests an analyst report (Gartner, Forrester, IDC) into page-cited findings on the market, vendors, buyers and what to do. Use when "digest this analyst report", "what does this Gartner report say".
battlecard-refreshUpdates an existing battlecard with new evidence, keeping what is still true and marking each change with its reason and source. Use when "refresh this battlecard", "update the Northstar card".
battlecardWrites a sales battlecard for one competitor with strengths to concede, weaknesses to attack, how we win, traps, objections, talk track, proof. Use when "battlecard for X", "how do we beat X".
category-readingReads how buyers, analysts, competitors and AI assistants name your category, finds the consensus label, and recommends claim, reframe or create. Use when "what category are we", "name our category".
company-profileA sourced company profile from its website (what it sells, to whom, business model, products, proof) as a shared fact base. Use when "profile this company", "what does this company sell".
comparison-pageWrites a fair "us vs X" or "X alternatives" web page from a battlecard and public evidence, honest about where X fits better. Use when "write a comparison page", "X alternatives page".
competitive-dealsWin rate, cycle length and loss stage by competitor from a CRM export or connected CRM, with sample sizes stated and nothing estimated. Use when "win rate against X", "competitive deals".
competitor-changesWeekly digest of what changed at your competitors, with verified moves rated by severity, what they mean, what to do. Use when "what changed at our competitors", "weekly competitor digest".
competitor-deep-diveSourced deep dive on one competitor covering pricing, positioning, product, trust, legal, press, market activity, strengths, weaknesses. Use when "deep dive on a competitor", "research Northstar".
competitor-document-analysisAnalyzes a competitor's deck, datasheet, pricing sheet or analyst note for claims, pricing, positioning, weak spots and what to do. Use when "analyze this competitor deck", "what does this tell us".
competitor-mentions-in-callsPulls each competitor mention from call transcripts, verbatim, with speaker role, context and sentiment, rolled up by competitor. Use when "competitor mentions in calls", "what do buyers say about X".
deal-summaryWrites a win/loss summary of one deal from its calls, emails and CRM notes, covering who decided, why, the rival and turning points. Use when "why did we lose this deal", "summarize this deal".
find-competitorsFinds and tiers a company's direct, indirect and emerging competitors from its site and web search, each with why it competes and evidence. Use when "who are our competitors", "map our landscape".
icp-from-materialsWrites a cited ideal customer profile (firmographics, triggers, tiers, disqualifiers, fit scorecard) from your decks, win stories, CRM exports and website. Use when "build our ICP", "who to target".
icp-scorecardTurns your ICP into a weighted fit scorecard (dimensions, weights totalling 100, value levels, tiers) and scores an account list with it. Use when "ICP scorecard", "score these accounts".
loss-driversFinds why deals are won and lost across many deals, labeled in a stable driver taxonomy and counted with the sample stated. Use when "why are we losing deals", "top loss reasons", "win/loss analysis".
market-opportunitiesFinds market opportunities (segments, messages, counters, pricing plays), each tested against evidence and your own site before you act. Use when "where should we play", "find opportunities".
market-research-reportWrites a sourced market research report on a company's category (size signals, segments, buyers, forces, competitor moves) and what it means. Use when "research our market", "market overview".
market-trendsFinds and rates the trends shaping a category, or checks one trend you name, with evidence, severity, horizon and what it means for you. Use when "what trends matter", "is this trend real".
messaging-drift-auditAudits pages, decks and profiles against approved messaging (what drifted or is off-strategy, which messages appear where), scored with fixes. Use when "messaging audit", "is our site on message".
messaging-frameworkDerives a messaging framework from positioning (value proposition, pillars with proof, messages per persona and stage, words to use and avoid). Use when "messaging framework", "messaging house".
new-entrant-scanScans a category for new entrants (funding, launches, hiring, reviews), drop the noise, and name the few to watch and why. Use when "new competitors in our space", "who just entered".
persona-researchBuilds a cited buyer persona (role, buying role, goals, pains, objections, words they use) from interviews, materials and public research. Use when "build a persona for", "who is our buyer".
persona-reviewAudits personas for gaps, stereotypes, unsupported claims and missing evidence, with severity-rated findings and sourced fixes. Use when "review our personas", "are these personas good".
positioning-frameworkWrites a positioning doc (target customer, alternatives, unique attributes, value, category, proof) from your materials, each choice justified. Use when "position our product", "positioning doc".
product-change-impactRates a release, changelog or pricing change (ours or a competitor's) by severity and lists the assets to update. Use when "what does this release change", "impact of this change".
product-profileA sourced product profile (what it does, for whom, capabilities, integrations, pricing, proof) from site, docs and decks. Use when "build a product profile", "product fact sheet".
quote-extractionPulls verbatim customer quotes from call transcripts or surveys by speaker role and category, scored for marketing use and anchored. Use when "pull quotes from this call", "find customer quotes".
readiness-checkGrades the positioning, messaging, ICP and personas you already have and says what is solid, thin or missing, and which skill fills each gap. Use when "where do we start", "audit our PMM docs".
theme-synthesisGroups many customer quotes or transcripts into named, counted themes with representative verbatim quotes and the sample stated. Use when "what themes come up", "synthesize these interviews".
vertical-analysisMaps the industry verticals in a market, ranks the ones your product fits with evidence, and says what each needs in messaging. Use when "which verticals should we target", "vertical analysis".
win-loss-interview-guideDrafts a non-leading win/loss interview guide or survey for a won or lost buyer, with answer formats and follow-up probes. Use when "win/loss interview questions", "loss survey for this buyer".
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