industry-guides
Industry Guides Skill
Overview
Use this skill as the sector-context layer for plan writing. It routes the agent to the correct industry sub-guide so section skills use realistic operating assumptions, benchmarks, and constraints for the business at hand.
Use When
- Use when a business plan, proposal, or pitch needs industry-specific benchmarks and operating context.
- Use when the sector materially changes margins, processes, regulation, or success factors.
- Use alongside core section skills to inject sector realism.
Do Not Use When
- Do not use as a substitute for the core section skill that owns the main artifact.
- Do not assume a sector guide is authoritative for every geography without checking the country context.
- Do not copy raw reference material into a plan without translating it into the client's business reality.
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