What problem does it solve? When a low-probability, high-impact event hits a business — losing the largest customer, a cash cliff, a key employee departure, a supply-chain break — founders must decide fast under ambiguity without a clear framework. This Skill structures the response: it computes the survival math, triages actions by speed-to-prevent-irreversible-loss, and then extracts lessons and new opportunities from the disruption. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Survival Window Analysis: Computes runway, 30/60/90-day obligation coverage, revenue at risk, and break-even under reduced revenue from finance data. - Two-Phase Response Framework: Stabilizes viability first (safety/legal → cash → key customers → reputation), then runs a three-part Impact / Resources / New-Opportunities analysis. - Governed Execution: Auto-drafts reversible actions (action plans, dashboards, decision records) while holding layoffs, financing, contracts, and external communications as founder approval items. - Use Case: Your biggest client representing 45% of revenue gives 60 days notice. The Skill confirms the crisis, computes that runway drops to ~2 months, drafts a triaged action plan (spend freeze, retention call, pipeline sprint, cost-reduction model), and routes a newly identified productized offering to the opportunity pipeline. ## Quick Start Use the crisis-response-planning skill to assess whether we can survive losing our largest client in 60 days and draft an immediate action plan.
