partnership-angles-eval

Grade partnership angle artifacts across four weighted dimensions and output a verdict YAML.

1|2|Updated Apr 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace --skill partnership-angles-eval
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: partnership-angles-eval
Source: https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace/tree/main/skills/partnership-angles-eval
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace --skill partnership-angles-eval

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manually evaluating partnership pitch angles for factual accuracy, differentiation, and persuasiveness is time-consuming and prone to oversight, risking the use of fabricated or weak content in prospect-facing videos that could damage brand credibility. This skill automates the quality evaluation process, applying consistent, rigorous grading criteria to catch issues before production.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Four-Dimension LLM-as-Judge Grading: Evaluates angles across grounding (40% weight), distinctness (20%), capability fit (25%), and persuasiveness (15%) with detailed rubric anchors.
  • Hard Guardrails Against Fabrication: Automatically fails evaluation and flags BLOCKER concerns if any fabricated or uncited claims are detected in angle beats, preventing false information from reaching prospects.
  • QA Gating: Skips full grading if upstream partnership-angles inline QA fails, avoiding wasted effort on invalid artifacts.
  • Structured Verdict Output: Generates a standardized YAML verdict with dimension scores, overall disposition, and auto-surfaced concerns for downstream aggregation by the opp-eval skill. Use Case: ACE partnership teams building prospect-facing video pitches can use this skill to automatically validate generated partnership angles, ensuring they are factually grounded, differentiated, aligned with real Connect capabilities, and persuasive enough for production.

Quick Start

Invoke the partnership-angles-eval skill to automatically grade the partnership angles artifact for the active prospect run and produce a structured verdict YAML.

Frequently Asked Questions about partnership-angles-eval

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

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How does LLM-as-judge evaluation work for partnership pitch angles?

LLM-as-judge evaluation grades partnership pitch angles against four weighted dimensions: grounding, distinctness, capability fit, and persuasiveness. It uses research citations and documented capabilities as out-of-chain anchors to ensure factual accuracy and prevent fabricated content from reaching prospects.

Can I automatically block fabricated claims in prospect-facing video pitches?

Yes, automated quality grading can block fabricated claims in prospect-facing video pitches by detecting uncited assertions within angle beats. It automatically fails the evaluation and flags BLOCKER concerns to prevent false information from damaging brand credibility before production.

How do I validate partnership angles before using them in prospect engagements?

To validate partnership angles before prospect engagements, invoke an automated evaluation skill to grade the generated artifact against weighted rubric dimensions. This produces a structured YAML verdict with dimension scores, overall disposition, and auto-surfaced concerns to ensure production readiness.

What are the limitations of automated quality grading for prospect pitch artifacts?

A key limitation is QA gating: if upstream inline QA fails, the evaluation skips full grading entirely to avoid wasted effort on invalid artifacts. Additionally, the evaluation halts execution completely if upstream QA failures or fabrication risks are detected.

Does automated angle evaluation require upstream QA checks before grading?

Yes, automated angle evaluation requires upstream inline QA checks to pass before full grading begins. This QA gating mechanism skips evaluation and halts execution if upstream partnership-angles artifacts fail validation or present fabrication risks.