What problem does it solve? Strategy documents built from bullet-point decks hide logical gaps because bullets let you assert claims without connecting them. This Skill structures and disciplines the writing of a full prose narrative so every claim earns its place and connects to the next, exposing weak reasoning before an executive does. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Six-Page Structure: Guides the Introduction, Goals, Tenets, State of the Business, Lessons Learned, and Strategic Priorities sections, with each section load-bearing on its neighbors. - "So What?" Pressure-Test: Applies a paragraph-level test that cuts any claim not tied to a consequence, decision, or downstream section. - Anti-Pattern Detection: Flags bullets-in-prose-clothing, failure-free Lessons sections, ungrounded baselines, and orphan priorities. - Use Case: When drafting an annual plan or strategy pivot, use this Skill to write the full written case with measurable goals, honest lessons including failures, and priorities that each tie back to a goal and rest on a lesson. ## Quick Start Use the exec-narrative skill to draft a six-page narrative for our annual plan, including goals, tenets, state of the business, lessons learned, and strategic priorities.
