Synthesize customer meeting history into structured Markdown QBR briefs.
npx skills add https://github.com/jayhjenkins/ProductOSv0.2 --skill cs-prep
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: cs-prep Source: https://github.com/jayhjenkins/ProductOSv0.2/tree/main/.claude/skills/workflows/cs-prep Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jayhjenkins/ProductOSv0.2 --skill cs-prep
This Skill compiles customer-specific meeting history, extracts signals, quotes, and pain points, and timelining feature requests to prepare for QBRs and strategic CS discussions.
Use the cs-prep skill to generate a QBR brief by specifying the customer name and a lookback window, for example: cs-prep --customer AcmeCorp --days 90
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
This Skill synthesizes customer meeting history into a structured QBR brief by extracting signals, quotes, and pain points across a specified lookback window. It outputs a Markdown file aggregating wins and timelines for strategic customer success reviews.
You can create a timeline of feature requests by specifying a customer name and lookback window. The Skill chronologically logs requests and events from your meeting history to build a coherent narrative for roadmaps and discussions.
You need the customer name and a lookback window in days to generate a customer success brief. The Skill processes these inputs to extract signals and output a Markdown file at datasets/product/customer-briefs/{Customer}_{YYYYMMDD}_qbr.md.
Yes, you can extract pain points and quotes from past meetings for customer reviews. The Skill identifies wins, onboarding friction, and feature requests with attributions by leveraging meeting-synthesis for signal extraction across a specified lookback window.
No, QBR brief generation explicitly leverages the meeting-synthesis skill for signal extraction. It relies on this underlying process to identify wins, pain points, and onboarding friction from raw customer interaction history before compiling the final Markdown brief.
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