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deal-qualificationlisted

Score and qualify a deal using the MEDDPICC framework with structured JSON data capture. Use when the user says "qualify this deal", "score the deal", "how healthy is this deal", "deal health check", "MEDDPICC score", "assess this opportunity", or provides a Salesforce opportunity ID. Produces a structured JSON deal file and optional XLS spreadsheet. Supports fresh guided interviews, importing existing data, and resuming partial reviews.
f5-sales-demo/marketplace · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 71
Install: claude install-skill f5-sales-demo/marketplace
**Canonical skill URI**: `skill://meddpicc:deal-qualification` # MEDDPICC Deal Qualification Produce an evidence-based MEDDPICC scorecard for a deal. Collect structured data into a JSON file that validates against the MEDDPICC schema, score each element 0-4, identify gaps, and recommend next actions. ## Identity safety gate Use synthetic demo data only. Before reading or writing a deal, require all people to be represented by stable role aliases such as `<ECONOMIC_BUYER>`, `<CHAMPION>`, or `<SELLER_1>`. Never persist or repeat legal or full names, email addresses, phone numbers, social handles, or other personal identifiers. If source material contains them, stop and ask for a sanitized copy. ## Schema The deal data model is defined in [meddpicc-schema.json](../../schema/meddpicc-schema.json). Every deal review produces a JSON file conforming to this schema. The schema embeds guiding questions and scoring rubric definitions for each MEDDPICC element. ## Engine (deterministic source of truth) State, ordering, scoring, validation, and mapping conformance are computed by the plugin engine — never by hand. Invoke it in bash: - Resume point / status: `bun xcsh://plugin/meddpicc/file/engine/cli.ts next <deal.json>` → JSON `{ order, completionStatus, nextIncompleteSection, hint }`. Ask targeted questions for `nextIncompleteSection` and any `partial`/`not_started` sections, in `order`. The `hint` field is the **current section's** self-teaching payload — its `definition`,