size-market

You can calculate TAM, SAM, and SOM by applying top-down and bottom-up triangulation to a defined industry. This approach uses G3 granular growth decomposition with explicit de-averaging and provenance tagging to produce a defensible market-sizing.md output.

G3 granular growth decomposition is a market-sizing technique that breaks down a defined industry into at least three granular sub-segments. It enables explicit de-averaging and provenance tagging across these sub-segments to build a defensible, multi-source market size.

Triangulating market sizing data involves applying both top-down and bottom-up methods to cross-validate numeric claims. This skill automates that triangulation while applying explicit de-averaging and arenas qualification screening across sub-segments to generate a reliable market size.

Yes, you can use this market sizing skill for scenario planning and rapid sizing of new domains. It supports next-skills orchestration for phase 2 automation, enabling you to quickly generate defensible market sizes with TAM, SAM, SOM, currency, and year specifications.

The best way to document provenance is to use a market-sizing framework that applies explicit provenance tagging on every numeric claim. This skill automatically tags sources during top-down and bottom-up triangulation, outputting a market-sizing.md with full source documentation.

Yes, you need a defined industry or sub-segment boundary before starting bottom-up market sizing. The skill requires a defined industry input to properly apply G3 granular growth decomposition, arenas qualification, and de-averaging for an accurate TAM, SAM, and SOM calculation.