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This tool simulates the rigorous interrogation of a SOC 2 Type II auditor. It forces readiness checks across six critical domains—including scope definition, control consistency, change management, exception tracking, and evidence timing—at key audit milestones (pre-observation, mid-period, pre-field-test). Essential for maintaining continuous compliance.

This skill provides a rigorous, operational framework for product and user research. It helps researchers select the appropriate study method (generative, evaluative, validation) based on goals and product stages. It also calculates defensible sample sizes and saturation levels, and synthesizes raw observations into governed, evidence-based insights, ensuring all findings are rooted in cross-participant recurrence.

This meta-skill provides an auditable workflow for professional compliance self-assessments (e.g., GDPR, SOC2). It executes deep research while retaining citation evidence, then compiles the findings into a comprehensive package: a signable DOCX report, a read-only PDF archive for permanence, and a persistent memory note to guarantee the evidence chain is recallable. Ideal for structured policy auditing.

This meta-skill orchestrates a comprehensive research pipeline for sales professionals. It accepts initial lead requests and systematically performs web searches, reviews public source evidence, and drafts actionable materials. The final output includes a detailed account brief, pain hypotheses, stakeholder maps, personalized outreach emails, and discovery call questions, enabling deep preparation before any sales interaction.

Provides a structured, outcome-based critique of design concepts, shifting the focus entirely from aesthetics to product viability. This skill is ideal for Product Managers needing to assess whether a design achieves specific user goals, meets core business metrics, and satisfies original requirements. It generates actionable feedback tied to measurable outcomes, ensuring all critique points are evidence-based and strategically relevant.

This skill guides you through creating a professional and highly structured investor pitch deck narrative. It focuses specifically on what venture capitalists and angel investors need to see, detailing the purpose, required evidence, and key messages for every slide (Problem, Solution, Traction, Market, Team, The Ask). Essential for startups raising capital.

This skill synthesizes raw user interview transcripts into structured research findings. It identifies core themes, pain points, workflow insights, and actionable product implications. Use this when analyzing qualitative research notes to derive evidence-based product recommendations and next steps for development teams.

This skill analyzes raw user research data—including transcripts, survey results, and feedback—and synthesizes it into a structured, actionable report. It identifies key themes, quantifies prevalence, pinpoints critical pain points, prioritizes feature requests, and provides strategic, evidence-backed recommendations for product improvement and development.

A comprehensive framework for managing third-party risk (TPRM) throughout the entire vendor lifecycle. This tool guides users through inventory, risk tiering, running due diligence questionnaires (SIG, CAIQ), reviewing security evidence (SOC 2, ISO 27001), codifying requirements in contracts, and establishing continuous monitoring protocols. It is essential for maintaining compliance, managing supply chain risk, and securing data handled by external vendors.

This skill provides a structured methodology for quantifying and scoring competitors based on nine weighted dimensions. By using explicit 1–5 rubrics and anchoring scores to observable evidence, it transforms raw competitive data into defensible, comparable profiles. It is essential for producing actionable insights in a comprehensive competitive report, especially when establishing a target white-space based on client strategic tension.

This skill provides a comprehensive framework for positioning and refining academic manuscripts intended for the 'Contemporary Economy of Japan' journal. It specializes in comparative economics, focusing on Japanese macroeconomics, Sino-Japanese trade, regional cooperation, and policy implications for China's development. It guides users on meeting specific structural requirements, theoretical depth, and evidence standards (e.g., country data, comparative framework).

This guide outlines the strict rules for dividing a research paper into the main body and supplementary materials (artifact/appendices), particularly for database systems conferences like EDBT. It emphasizes that all decision-critical evidence must be presented within the reviewed pages, ensuring reviewers can judge the work without needing to open external files. It covers page budget discipline, reproducibility standards, and practical partitioning techniques.