whale-watch

Identifies and evaluates largest potential buyers to assess market demand readiness from upstream analysis files and web search signals.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/notmehul/mia --skill whale-watch
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Skill: whale-watch
Source: https://github.com/notmehul/mia/tree/main/mia/skills/whale-watch
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/notmehul/mia --skill whale-watch

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It determines whether the largest potential buyers—“whales”—are actively moving, what signals they exhibit, and whether the target company can capture the emerging market window, reducing demand‑side uncertainty for early‑stage deals.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Upstream Context Integration: Reads value‑chain, competitor, and deal‑context files to avoid duplicate work.
  • Signal Collection & Classification: Gathers experimentation, procurement, concentration, and capital‑flow signals from web searches and public sources, assigning confidence tiers.
  • Market Readiness Assessment: Synthesizes whale behavior into a readiness stage (e.g., Early Experimentation, Bellwether Committed) with justification.
  • Positioning Verdict: Aligns the target company's GTM narrative with observed whale activity and flags risks or opportunities.
  • Watch List Generation: Produces concrete, monitorable events that could shift the market timing assessment.

Quick Start

Run the whale‑watch skill on the deal folder to generate a market‑readiness report.

Frequently Asked Questions about whale-watch

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I assess market demand readiness for early-stage deals?

Market demand readiness for early-stage deals is assessed by identifying the largest potential buyers, evaluating their procurement signals and capital flows, and synthesizing this behavior into a readiness stage with justification.

What are demand whales and how do I analyze buyer concentration signals?

Demand whales are the largest potential buyers in a market. Buyer concentration signals are analyzed by collecting experimentation, procurement, and capital-flow data from public web sources and assigning them confidence tiers.

How do I generate a market readiness report from competitive intelligence data?

A market readiness report is generated by reading upstream value-chain and competitor files, classifying collected signal data, and producing a positioning verdict alongside a monitorable watch list of events.

Do I need upstream analysis files to evaluate market readiness?

Yes, upstream analysis files are required. The process integrates existing value-chain, competitor, and deal-context files to avoid duplicate work and accurately align the target company's GTM narrative with observed whale activity.

Can I use web search capabilities to validate procurement signals for target companies?

Yes, web search capabilities are used to gather experimentation, procurement, concentration, and capital-flow signals from public sources, which are then parsed and summarized to validate demand-side market timing.

What's the best way to track market timing shifts for early-stage deals?

The best way to track market timing shifts is by generating a concrete, monitorable watch list of events from synthesized whale behavior, flagging risks or opportunities that could shift the readiness assessment.