What problem does it solve? Executive communications often bury the decision point in long narratives, mix facts with opinions, and propose vague actions without owners or deadlines. This Skill structures strategic arguments into the Situation-Complication-Problem-Recommendation format so investment committees, boards, and LP audiences get a one-page, decision-ready memo. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four-Element Structuring: Builds Situation (verifiable facts), Complication (what changed), Problem (one crisp question), and Recommendations (3-5 MECE actions with owner, deadline, and expected outcome). - Multiple Usage Modes: Interactive mode with clarifying questions, direct topic analysis, critique of an existing SCPR draft, and blank template generation. - Structural Validation: Applies a checklist enforcing MECE recommendations, Complication-versus-Problem separation, and a one-page (~400 word) limit. - Use Case: A CRE analyst facing rising Class B office vacancy uses the Skill to produce a one-page memo asking whether to reposition to life sciences, with three time-bound recommendations for the investment committee. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build an SCPR analysis on your strategic topic, for example: create an SCPR memo on whether our fund should exit the underperforming retail portfolio this year.
