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agency-command-center

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Specify a read-first internal command center across fulfillment, revenue, and meeting context without claiming live integrations.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Do not build a live dashboard, ingest private transcripts, alter billing, send client updates, or expose internal sentiment and staff …

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SKILL.md

Agency Command Center

Purpose

Produce a reviewable internal specification for three contexts: fulfillment, revenue, and meetings. The skill may work from pasted or redacted exports. It does not require a CRM, billing vendor, meeting API, paid integration, or live dashboard.

Method

  1. Inventory each supplied source and freshness.
  2. Separate service entitlement, delivery status, and measured outcome.
  3. Separate invoice issuance from payment collection.
  4. Separate meeting schedule, meeting occurrence, transcript, disposition, and next action.
  5. Assign one context owner and one overall delivery owner.
  6. Mark every missing or stale field UNKNOWN; never infer health.
  7. Output a field map, source map, exception list, and first read-only slice.

Required output

  • Context map using templates/context-map.example.md.
  • Field → source → owner → refresh expectation table.
  • Unknowns and connector assumptions.
  • Review gate before billing writes, client messages, permission changes, or production integrations.

Explicit non-goals

Do not build a live dashboard, ingest private transcripts, alter billing, send client updates, or expose internal sentiment and staff details through a client-facing dashboard. Those are separate approved builds.

Evidence

Transcript JSON i segments 564–593 motivated this specification. Existing client-dashboard remains the external read-only view; this skill is internal portfolio context.

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