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consult-marketlisted

Trigger on "find similar clients", "lookalike accounts", "who else would buy this", "market research for this use case", "expand after a win", "consult market", "cos market", "/cos-market". Manual seed (industry + size + use case) → ranked top-5 lookalike target list with why-it-fits rationale and verified-or-labeled contacts. Uses timeln-find; optional Apollo/Clay/Exa. NOT outreach (use consult-pursue), NOT framing (use consult-frame).
Timelnapp/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill Timelnapp/skills
# Consult Market -- Lookalike Target List After a win, find the **next 5 companies** in the same industry and size who would buy the same use case. One job: a ranked, sourced target list — not outreach, not a pitch. ## Inputs (manual — ask if missing) | Input | Required | Notes | |---|---|---| | **Industry / vertical** | yes | e.g. "regional telco", "DTC supplements" | | **Company size band** | yes | revenue, headcount, or both — e.g. "200–2,000 staff" | | **Use case** | yes | one line on what was sold/won — the buyer's reason to care | | Region / geography | optional | default: same region as the win | | Exclusions | optional | the won client, named competitors, do-not-contact list | No `engagement-passport.yaml` needed. If the user points at a won proposal pack, use it only to sharpen the use-case one-liner — do not require it. ## Data sources (degrade gracefully) 1. **`timeln-find`** — analogous engagements / accounts already in memory. Run first; cite titles only. 2. **Web + Exa** — public firmographics, recent buying signals (funding, hires, product launches, regulatory pressure, RFPs). Every company → source URL. 3. **Apollo / Clay** — *only if connected* — firmographic filtering and verified contacts. If absent, skip silently; do not block. If Timeln MCP is unavailable, note `timeln skipped — no MCP` and continue with web + Exa only. Never fabricate memory results. ## Workflow 1. Confirm the three required inputs; restate the use case in one buyer-centric sent