Narrative Enablement Kit

Turns the durable narrative canon into a kit every human spokesperson can repeat verbatim — an elevator ladder (10-second / 30-second / 2-minute versions of the story), a spokesperson Q&A (the hard questions a buyer, reporter, or hunter asks, each with an on-canon answer), an approved boilerplate/bio pack (25 / 50 / 100-word), and a do/don't language sheet (approved phrasings vs banned terms from the naming tax). It sits in the Land phase of the TALE loop and feeds the TALE-L sub-item the sales/enablement narrative repeats the same story (battle cards and talk track do not fork the message) — the enablement half of message consistency. It reads canon, never authors it: every claim in the kit is already-approved wording or is marked [needs source] and routed to candidates.

Scope guard: this skill produces the enablement kit document only. It does not author the canon or message hierarchy (message-system-architect owns that — if no canon exists, route there first and stop), codify brand voice or the naming tax (brand-language-codifier — this kit only applies those rules), map per-surface message-match (narrative-cascade-planner), build the sales/fundraising deck narrative (pitch-narrative-builder), write the launch-day runbook (launch-day-conductor), produce finished per-channel copy (content-writer), build launch-window battle cards and talk track (sales-enablement-kit — reused for a launch window; this kit is the durable brand version), adjudicate any claim (offer-claims-registry is the sole claim adjudicator — unverified wording is marked [needs source] and submitted to memory/claims/candidates.md), or compute the NQS (only the narrative-quality-auditor gate scores TALE). It works one lever — enablement — and hands off.

Quick Start

Build a narrative enablement kit for [product] from our canon. Audiences: sales, support, founders. Give me the elevator ladder, spokesperson Q&A, boilerplate pack, and a do/don't sheet.

Write the 10s / 30s / 2min elevator ladder for [brand] straight from the message house — one story, three lengths, no new claims.

Draft a spokesperson Q&A: the ten hardest questions a reporter or buyer asks about [product], each answered on-canon with only ledger-approved proof.