exec-briefing-kit

I took a look at exec-briefing-kit and noticed the skill tackles a genuinely practical problem—turning raw data into something an executive can actually digest. The 66/100 score suggests you've got the core idea solid, but there's room to tighten up how you're guiding developers through the implementation.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 66/100, solidly in D territory. This is graded against Anthropic's skill best practices. Your Spec Compliance (11/15) is the strongest pillar—the YAML structure and naming conventions are tight. But Progressive Disclosure Architecture (18/30) and Utility (12/20) are dragging the score down. The skill reads more like a framework outline than a usable guide with concrete examples and templates.

What's Working Well

• Valid structure: Frontmatter is clean, hyphen-case naming follows conventions perfectly
• Clear 5-step framework: The Story Spine → Metric Snapshot → Action Items flow is logical and addresses real exec communication needs
• Practical focus: No fluff—the tips section (Lead with actions, Include guardrails, Surface confidence) are genuinely useful
• Tight scope: At 31 lines, you're not over-explaining, which is good for token efficiency

The Big One: Missing Reference Files & Examples

This is your biggest blocker. Right now, templates are described but not actually provided:

- 3-slide deck outline (headline, KPI spine, action plan).
- Memo template with summary → insights → actions.

A developer reading this has to invent these templates themselves. You should create:

• references/deck-template.md – actual 3-slide structure with placeholders
• references/memo-template.md – sample memo showing summary→insights→acti...