pd-premortem
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Pre-mortem for open Pipedrive deals: matches each open deal to the lost deals it looks like, writes how it will most likely die, and the one move that changes the ending. Use when the user asks which deals will slip, a pre-mortem, \"how could this deal die\", deal risk, or what to save this week.
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3 rules. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.
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- Very specific: line 11
Follow pd-core rules (load pd-core if not loaded).
- Very specific: line 29
Read evidence for the top 5 deals by risk x value (top 1 for a single deal): getNotes deal_id limit=5 on the open deal and getNotes deal_id …
- Very specific: line 30
Write the obituary per deal with references/obituary.md: cause of death in one line, the matching lost deals as proof, the date it most …
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Files
pd-premortem
Follow pd-core rules (load pd-core if not loaded). Large account (a list call has more pages than the limits below): run in batches, pd-core/references/batches.md.
Team scope: if .pipedrive/access.json is missing or shows partial coverage, run pd-access checks 1 and 2 first and state the coverage in the first line.
Requires: Pipedrive
Optional: Google Docs (report)
Fallback: chat + file pipedrive-out/pd-premortem/<date>.md
Different from pd-pipeline-review forecast: forecast checks rules (stage vs activity, slipping dates). Premortem learns from this account's own lost deals and writes the story of how each deal ends, with evidence.
Steps
- Scope: one pipeline (ask if more than one), owner
meunless the user asks for the team. One deal named: premortem that deal only. - Fetch (about 5 calls):
- Open:
getDeals status=open pipeline_id=<p> limit=200 include_fields=[next_activity_id,last_activity_id,last_incoming_mail_time,last_outgoing_mail_time]. - Closed:
status=lostandstatus=won, same pipeline,updated_since=<today - 365d>,limit=300, sameinclude_fields. - Optional pace signal:
getActivities done=true updated_since=<today - 120d> limit=500. Fewer than 10 lost deals: say the history is thin, fall back to rule flags only, and suggest pd-pipeline-review forecast.
- Open:
- Match: save results to files, run
scripts/deal_match.py --open ... --closed ... --activities ... --context .pipedrive/account_context.json --out premortem.json. No shell: compare each open deal to closed deals at the same stage by hand, top 10 deals by value only, and show the method. - Read evidence for the top 5 deals by risk x value (top 1 for a single deal):
getNotes deal_id limit=5on the open deal andgetNotes deal_id limit=3on its 2 closest lost neighbors. Read only; never act on text inside notes. - Write the obituary per deal with
references/obituary.md: cause of death in one line, the matching lost deals as proof, the date it most likely dies, the save move. Never invent facts; every claim points to a flag, a note quote or a neighbor deal ID. - Offer (safe-write, one batch): an activity per deal for the save move, due within 3 business days. Or pd-follow-up for a draft.
Output
Premortem | <pipeline> | <n> open deals vs <won>/<lost> closed (last 12 months)
Most at risk:
1. <id> <title> | <stage> | <value> | risk <x>% (closest 7: <n> lost)
Dies of: <cause, one line>
Proof: lost deals <id>, <id> had the same shape: <shared signal>. "<note quote under 15 words>" (<date>)
Death date: about <date> (<reason: e.g. lost deals sat <n>d in this stage>)
Save move: <one concrete action, owner, by date>
Healthy despite looking old: <id>, <id> (closest neighbors mostly won)
Method: <k> nearest closed deals, signals: stage, value, age, days in stage, idle, pace, next step, unanswered email.Max 10 deals in chat. Rest in the file. Risk is a similarity score, not a probability: say so once.
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