adoption-playbook

I found your skill while exploring adoption frameworks, and the practical approach to enterprise change management is exactly what developers building internal tools need—though there's room to strengthen how you're positioning the core problem you're solving.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 67/100, solidly in D territory. This is based on Anthropic's progressive disclosure architecture standards for agentic skills. Writing Style is your strongest pillar at 8/10—the actual guidance is clear and practical. The weak spots are PDA (18/30) and Utility (12/20)—mainly because you're promising templates and depth that don't actually exist yet.

What's Working Well

• Clear voice and structure — The five-step framework (Personas, Plays, Content, Feedback, Measurement) reads naturally and feels like something someone could actually build on
• Consistency throughout — You use terms like "adoption," "milestone," and "playbook" consistently, which helps developers follow the thread
• Practical focus — The examples (journey tables, campaign briefs, standups) show you understand real adoption work, not just theory

The Big One: Missing Reference Files

Here's what's killing your utility score: you mention specific templates—journey-table-template, campaign-brief-template, standup-agenda-template—but they don't exist. This is a credibility problem. A developer reads "use the journey table template" and looks for it... nothing's there.

Fix: Create a references/ directory with actual template files:

• journey-template.md — populated example of customer journey mapping
• campaign-brief-template.md — filled-in brief structure
• standup-agenda-template.md — ready-to-use agenda format -...