coverage-tracking
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Track what of the mapped market has actually been covered and what has not — by segment, geography, and source — plus pipeline counts, honest shortfalls, and the rescore queue. Answers 'have we really covered this market or does it just feel like it?' Triggers on: coverage, how much of the market have we covered, what have we not searched, sourcing status, where are the gaps, coverage log, what's left to source, origination status, weekly sourcing summary, what needs rescoring.
In this repository6 other files it gives its agents.
- business-researchSkill
- company-discoverySkill
- mandate-fit-scoringSkill
- market-mapSkill
- owner-identificationSkill
- ownership-classificationSkill
The file
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2 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.
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Common · estimate
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- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 109
Write coverage-log.md with all sections updated and a dated session-log row.
- Distinctive: line 170
The coverage sentence is the test: If you cannot fill it in from the log, the log is out of date — and "it feels like we've covered it" is …
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Coverage Tracking
Gives the origination effort a memory. Without it, the same three directories get worked four times and half the map never gets touched — and it all feels like progress.
Read first:
references/market-map-method.md— the map is what coverage is measured againstreferences/sourcing-sources.md— the source types being tracked
Step 0 — Load
- The market map for the sector — segments, population estimates, discovery surface
coverage-log.mdin the workspace, creating it fromtemplates/coverage-log.mdif absenttargets.csv
If there is no market map: coverage cannot be measured, because there is no
denominator. Say that plainly and offer to run market-map. Do not invent a
population estimate to fill the gap.
Step 1 — Compute what can be computed
From targets.csv, count and never estimate:
- Rows per segment
- Rows per region
- Rows per
status:identified,classified,scored,briefed - Rows per
fit_scorebucket - Rows per
ownership_typein the keep pile - Rows per
email_statusandowner_route - Rows per source
From the map, take the population estimates. Label them as estimates with the map's stated method every time you use them. A coverage percentage against an estimated denominator is direction, not measurement, and presenting it as measurement is the exact failure this skill exists to prevent.
Step 2 — Establish source status
For every source in the map's discovery surface, one status:
| Status | Meaning |
not started | Never worked |
in progress | Partially worked, more available |
worked | Worked through once, yield recorded |
exhausted | Nothing new left in it |
blocked | Technically inaccessible |
terms prohibit | Terms of use prohibit collection. Never retried |
terms prohibit is permanent and carries a reason and a date, so nobody
re-attempts a source that should not be worked. See
references/research-ethics.md.
Any source in the map with no status is not started — surface it as a gap, not
as coverage.
Step 3 — Name the gaps
The section that stops silent truncation from reading as coverage. For each gap: what it is, why it exists, what leaving it costs, and a priority.
Gap types to check for explicitly, every time:
- Segments in the mandate that are
not startedor under 30 percent - Regions in scope with few or no rows
- Sources on the map never worked
- Rows stuck at a status — identified but never classified, scored but never briefed
- Anything capped, sampled, or truncated in a previous run, and where
Not foundclusters — a segment where ownership could not be established for most rows usually means the wrong source was used, not that the data does not exist
Step 4 — Build the rescore and refresh queue
What is stale, why, and when it is due:
| What | Staleness rule |
| Near Miss rows | Whenever the mandate changes, especially the size floor |
| Sponsor screen on the keep pile | Every 60 to 90 days — add-on announcements land constantly |
| Signals over 18 months old | Recency bands in references/signals-and-evidence.md |
| Contact data | Before any second cycle |
| Market map section 3 | Every 60 to 90 days; the rest, 6 to 12 months |
| Rows blocked from Strong Fit by a missing signal | After every research batch |
Step 5 — Update the log and report
Write coverage-log.md with all sections updated and a dated session-log row.
🚧 HARD GATE — before writing
Show the computed counts, the source status table, and the gap list. Get approval. Then write. Never delete a previous session-log row — the history is the value.
Coverage — Commercial fire & life safety, Southeast US
Updated 2026-08-17
SEGMENT COVERAGE (against map estimates, method in market-map)
Commercial contract-recurring ~180 of ~240 est. 75% worked
Commercial project ~40 of ~400 est. 10% partial
Residential out of scope
Mixed ~22 of ~90 est. 24% partial
SOURCE STATUS (9 sources on the map)
worked 4
in progress 1
not started 3 ← the real gap
terms prohibit 1 (logged 2026-08-02, never retry)
PIPELINE
Identified 164 → Classified 139 → Scored 145 → Briefed 14
Strong Fit 14 · Fit 52 · Near Miss 41 · Not a Fit 38
Keep pile ownership: founder 61, family 38, partner 12, Not found 25
Reachable now: 30 by email, 22 manual route only
GAPS, ranked
1. Three Tier 1 sources never worked (2 licence rosters, 1 certification
registry) — est. 60-100 companies, the highest-yield remaining work
2. Commercial project segment at 10% — decide whether it is in mandate at all
before spending more here
3. 25 rows with ownership Not found — all from Tier 2 sources only; the state
registry was not checked for these
4. Georgia and Alabama: 6 rows between them vs. ~70 est. population
CAPPED OR TRUNCATED IN PREVIOUS RUNS
- Map density sweep stopped at 3 of 7 metros (2026-08-10) — not coverage
RESCORE / REFRESH QUEUE
- 23 rows blocked from Strong Fit by missing signal → due now
- Sponsor re-screen on the 66-row keep pile → due 2026-10-15
- Market map section 3 → due 2026-10-15
THE COVERAGE SENTENCE
"We have enumerated ~180 of an estimated 240 companies in the commercial
contract-recurring segment in the Southeast, from 5 of 9 sources on the map,
and the biggest untouched gap is the two state licence rosters."Notes
- Never present an estimated coverage percentage as a measurement. State the method or do not state the number
- A gap you did not name is a gap the user thinks does not exist. This skill's whole job is to make shortfalls visible
terms prohibitis permanent. Record it once, honour it forever- The coverage sentence is the test. If you cannot fill it in from the log, the log is out of date — and "it feels like we've covered it" is exactly the belief this file exists to disprove
- Run this at the end of every session. It takes two minutes and it is what makes the next session start in the right place
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