executive-briefing-kit

Packages competitive intelligence into executive-ready narratives, action registers, and briefing templates.

1|Updated Apr 9, 2026
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Skill: executive-briefing-kit
Source: https://github.com/AlexYedi/Empire_State_Events_Pipeline_Take_3/tree/main/.claude/skills/company-deep-research/executive-briefing-kit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlexYedi/Empire_State_Events_Pipeline_Take_3 --skill executive-briefing-kit-alexyedi

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Competitive intelligence often arrives as raw, unstructured signals that executives cannot act on quickly. This Skill structures that intel into concise executive briefings with clear story arcs, evidence, and decision asks so leadership can align and respond fast. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Story Arc Framework: Organizes updates into context, signal summary, threat/opportunity framing, and recommended plays. - Action Register & Escalation Hooks: Captures decisions required, owners, due dates, confidence levels, and escalation paths for urgent risks. - Ready-Made Templates: Provides a one-page exec brief outline, slide template with signal cards and impact matrix, and a decision log. - Use Case: Ahead of a quarterly business review, use this Skill to turn scattered competitive findings into a one-page brief with an impact matrix and explicit "what we need from you" asks for the leadership team. ## Quick Start Use the executive-briefing-kit skill to turn my competitive research notes into a one-page executive brief with an action register.

Frequently Asked Questions about executive-briefing-kit

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create an executive briefing from competitive intelligence?

Follow the five-part framework: build a story arc with context and signal summary, add an evidence layer with data and quotes, define an action register with owners and due dates, flag escalation hooks, and set a follow-up cadence for progress tracking.

What should an executive competitive update include?

Include a story arc framing threats and opportunities, supporting evidence such as scorecards and customer anecdotes, an action register with decisions and owners, escalation paths for urgent risks, and a timeline for KPI tracking and retrospectives.

How do I get faster decisions from executives on competitive threats?

Lead with business impact before tactical details, and include an explicit "what we need from you" section stating the decision required, resource ask, and due date. The action register template records commitments and rationale for accountability.

Can this briefing framework work with other competitive analysis skills?

Yes, it is designed to pair with analyze-competitive-landscape and build-battlecard-suite skills. Those supply the raw landscape analysis and battlecards, which this framework then packages into cohesive executive storytelling.

When is an executive briefing not the right format?

It is less suited for deep technical analysis or operational detail that individual contributors need. The format prioritizes decisions and business impact, so use full research reports or battlecards when audiences need comprehensive underlying data.