client-validation-document

Name: client-validation-document
Author: indranilbanerjee

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indranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro/client-validation-document

$npx -y skills add indranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro --skill client-validation-document

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Summary

Produce the Part 5 Client Validation Document — the one true stop where unbiased v1 findings meet the client. Each finding gets ACCEPT/REJECT/EDIT/DEFER decision.

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SKILL.md

1	# /digital-marketing-pro:client-validation-document — Part 5: The One True Stop
2
3	This skill produces the Part 5 deliverable: the Client Validation Document. It is the only point in the engagement where unbiased v1 findings are formally presented to the client for accept/reject/edit decisions.
4
5	## Context efficiency
6
7	Heavy skill. Grep before Read any referenced file, then `Read` only matched ranges with `offset` + `limit`. List `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/<brand>/` before opening files. On re-invocation mid-session, skip files already in context.
8
9	This is the one true stop in the 12-Part flow. Nothing in Parts 6+ proceeds until this is signed off.
10
11	## What this document is
12
13	The Client Validation Document compiles the most strategically consequential findings from Parts 2, 3, and 4 (the unbiased research and the four core documents) into a structured review document. For each finding:
14
15	- The finding itself
16	- Evidence / sources
17	- Proposed implication if accepted
18	- Three response options for the client: ACCEPT / REJECT / EDIT / DEFER
19	- (For REJECT or EDIT) — the client provides their corrected version and the rationale
20
21	The client's responses then feed the Decision Matrix in Part 6 to determine which v2 re-runs are needed.
22
23	## What this document is NOT
24
25	- Not a Growth Plan. This is research findings, not strategic recommendations dressed up. The Growth Plan is Part 8.
26	- Not exhaustive. It includes only findings that have material strategic implications. Detail belongs in the source documents.
27	- Not a slide deck. It is a written document the client reads carefully and responds to. Slides do not capture the rigor required.
28	- Not optional. Every engagement runs Part 5. No shortcut to Part 6 without it.
29
30	## Pre-conditions
31
32	Before running this skill:
33
34	1. Parts 2, 3, 4 must be completed (or substantially complete with explicit acknowledgment that some research continues)
35	2. The engagement state file `_engagement.json` must show Parts 3 and 4 as `completed`
36	3. The Living Project Instruction File should be up to date with the v1 strategic facts
37
38	If pre-conditions fail, do NOT produce output. Instruct the user on what is missing.
39
40	## Document Structure
41
42	The Client Validation Document is organised by category of finding. Each category has 3–8 findings; total document is typically 12–25 findings across categories.
43
44	### Section 1: Executive Briefing
45
46	Length: 1 page.
47
48	Content:
49
50	- Purpose of this document
51	- How to read it (the ACCEPT / REJECT / EDIT / DEFER framework)
52	- What happens after the client responds (Part 6 v2 re-runs governed by the Decision Matrix)
53	- Decision deadline (typically 7–14 days)
54
55	### Section 2: Findings — by category
56
57	Each category contains its findings as structured blocks. Categories:
58
59	#### A. Business & SBU Findings (from 3.1)
60
61	Findings about the business reality — SBU separation, unit economics, value chain, growth levers, constraints, risks. Typically 3–5 findings.
62
63	#### B. Audience & Segmentation Findings (from 3.2 + 4.3)
64
65	Findings about target groups, persona priority, decision-making units, MQL/SQL definitions. Typically 3–5 findings.
66
67	#### C. Positioning & Communications Findings (from 3.3)
68
69	The chosen positioning, messaging pillars, tone-of-voice, don't-say rules, sensitive-topic handling. Typically 3–5 findings.
70
71	#### D. Channel & Budget Findings (from 3.4)
72
73	Channel selections, in-market vs out-market split, budget allocation, channel sequencing. Typically 2–4 findings.
74
75	#### E. Competitive Findings (from 4.1 + 4.2)
76
77	Competitor list, competitive positioning, Three-Question outputs (do well / do poorly / not doing). Typically 2–4 findings.
78
79	#### F. Market & Customer Findings (from 4.3 + 4.4)
80
81	Market sizing, customer behaviour patterns, demand signals. Typically 2–4 findings.
82
83	### Section 3: Open Questions
84
85	Questions that the unbiased research could not resolve and need client input. The client provides answers here.
86
87	### Section 4: Response Mechanism
88
89	How the client returns their responses (typically a structured response file or a meeting walkthrough).
90
91	## Finding Block Format
92
93	Each finding follows this exact structure:
94
95	```markdown
96	### Finding {ID}: {Short title}
97
98	Category: {A/B/C/D/E/F}
99	Source: {Document and step references — e.g., "3.1 Step 4, 4.1 Three-Question Output"}
100	Materiality: {High / Medium / Low}
101
102	Finding:
103	{2–4 sentences stating the finding from the unbiased research}
104
105	Evidence:
106	- {Cited source 1 wit

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indranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro

# /digital-marketing-pro:client-validation-document — Part 5: The One True Stop

This skill produces the Part 5 deliverable: the Client Validation Document. It is the only point in the engagement where unbiased v1 findings are formally prese

## Context efficiency

Heavy skill. **Grep before Read** any referenced file, then `Read` only matched ranges with `offset` + `limit`. List `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/<brand>/` before ope

Repoindranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro

LicenseMIT

TypeSkills

CategoryMarketing

UpdatedJul 2026

Repo stars507

First seenJul 22, 2026

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client-validation-document

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How to install client-validation-document?

indranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro/client-validation-document

$npx -y skills add indranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro --skill client-validation-document

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Produce the Part 5 Client Validation Document — the one true stop where unbiased v1 findings meet the client. Each finding gets ACCEPT/REJECT/EDIT/DEFER decision.

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# /digital-marketing-pro:client-validation-document — Part 5: The One True Stop
2
3	This skill produces the Part 5 deliverable: the Client Validation Document. It is the only point in the engagement where unbiased v1 findings are formally presented to the client for accept/reject/edit decisions.
4
5	## Context efficiency
6
7	Heavy skill. Grep before Read any referenced file, then `Read` only matched ranges with `offset` + `limit`. List `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/<brand>/` before opening files. On re-invocation mid-session, skip files already in context.
8
9	This is the one true stop in the 12-Part flow. Nothing in Parts 6+ proceeds until this is signed off.
10
11	## What this document is
12
13	The Client Validation Document compiles the most strategically consequential findings from Parts 2, 3, and 4 (the unbiased research and the four core documents) into a structured review document. For each finding:
14
15	- The finding itself
16	- Evidence / sources
17	- Proposed implication if accepted
18	- Three response options for the client: ACCEPT / REJECT / EDIT / DEFER
19	- (For REJECT or EDIT) — the client provides their corrected version and the rationale
20
21	The client's responses then feed the Decision Matrix in Part 6 to determine which v2 re-runs are needed.
22
23	## What this document is NOT
24
25	- Not a Growth Plan. This is research findings, not strategic recommendations dressed up. The Growth Plan is Part 8.
26	- Not exhaustive. It includes only findings that have material strategic implications. Detail belongs in the source documents.
27	- Not a slide deck. It is a written document the client reads carefully and responds to. Slides do not capture the rigor required.
28	- Not optional. Every engagement runs Part 5. No shortcut to Part 6 without it.
29
30	## Pre-conditions
31
32	Before running this skill:
33
34	1. Parts 2, 3, 4 must be completed (or substantially complete with explicit acknowledgment that some research continues)
35	2. The engagement state file `_engagement.json` must show Parts 3 and 4 as `completed`
36	3. The Living Project Instruction File should be up to date with the v1 strategic facts
37
38	If pre-conditions fail, do NOT produce output. Instruct the user on what is missing.
39
40	## Document Structure
41
42	The Client Validation Document is organised by category of finding. Each category has 3–8 findings; total document is typically 12–25 findings across categories.
43
44	### Section 1: Executive Briefing
45
46	Length: 1 page.
47
48	Content:
49
50	- Purpose of this document
51	- How to read it (the ACCEPT / REJECT / EDIT / DEFER framework)
52	- What happens after the client responds (Part 6 v2 re-runs governed by the Decision Matrix)
53	- Decision deadline (typically 7–14 days)
54
55	### Section 2: Findings — by category
56
57	Each category contains its findings as structured blocks. Categories:
58
59	#### A. Business & SBU Findings (from 3.1)
60
61	Findings about the business reality — SBU separation, unit economics, value chain, growth levers, constraints, risks. Typically 3–5 findings.
62
63	#### B. Audience & Segmentation Findings (from 3.2 + 4.3)
64
65	Findings about target groups, persona priority, decision-making units, MQL/SQL definitions. Typically 3–5 findings.
66
67	#### C. Positioning & Communications Findings (from 3.3)
68
69	The chosen positioning, messaging pillars, tone-of-voice, don't-say rules, sensitive-topic handling. Typically 3–5 findings.
70
71	#### D. Channel & Budget Findings (from 3.4)
72
73	Channel selections, in-market vs out-market split, budget allocation, channel sequencing. Typically 2–4 findings.
74
75	#### E. Competitive Findings (from 4.1 + 4.2)
76
77	Competitor list, competitive positioning, Three-Question outputs (do well / do poorly / not doing). Typically 2–4 findings.
78
79	#### F. Market & Customer Findings (from 4.3 + 4.4)
80
81	Market sizing, customer behaviour patterns, demand signals. Typically 2–4 findings.
82
83	### Section 3: Open Questions
84
85	Questions that the unbiased research could not resolve and need client input. The client provides answers here.
86
87	### Section 4: Response Mechanism
88
89	How the client returns their responses (typically a structured response file or a meeting walkthrough).
90
91	## Finding Block Format
92
93	Each finding follows this exact structure:
94
95	```markdown
96	### Finding {ID}: {Short title}
97
98	Category: {A/B/C/D/E/F}
99	Source: {Document and step references — e.g., "3.1 Step 4, 4.1 Three-Question Output"}
100	Materiality: {High / Medium / Low}
101
102	Finding:
103	{2–4 sentences stating the finding from the unbiased research}
104
105	Evidence:
106	- {Cited source 1 wit

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indranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro

# /digital-marketing-pro:client-validation-document — Part 5: The One True Stop

This skill produces the Part 5 deliverable: the Client Validation Document. It is the only point in the engagement where unbiased v1 findings are formally prese

## Context efficiency

Heavy skill. **Grep before Read** any referenced file, then `Read` only matched ranges with `offset` + `limit`. List `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/<brand>/` before ope

Repoindranilbanerjee/digital-marketing-pro

LicenseMIT

TypeSkills

CategoryMarketing

UpdatedJul 2026

Repo stars507

First seenJul 22, 2026

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Type