stakeholder-map
SolidMaps stakeholders onto an influence/interest grid, captures each one's stance, motivations, and decision power, and derives a per-person engagement plan with a RACI overlay. Use when you say "who do I need to get on board," "map my stakeholders," "build a power/interest grid," "figure out who's blocking this," "who decides vs. who's just informed," or "I keep getting surprised by the same exec."
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- Author
- Sidsaladi9
- Repository
- Sidsaladi9/persona-os
- Created
- 3 months ago
- Last Updated
- 3 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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Produces a stakeholder map structured around the classic influence × interest grid (also called a power/interest matrix). It classifies each stakeholder, recommends an engagement strategy per quadrant, and surfaces alignment risks — stakeholders who are high-influence but opposed or unengaged.
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Maps the people who decide an account's outcome by what they can do to it, not by their job titles. Trigger whenever the user says "stakeholder map", "who are the stakeholders", "relationship map", "who do I need to know", "who actually decides", "who signs", "map the account", "we are single-threaded", "my champion left", or asks who to call about a renewal. Also trigger when an account has gone quiet, when a new executive has arrived on the customer side, or before any first meeting with an inherited account. It sorts people by influence on the outcome rather than seniority, flags who has never actually been met, tests for single-threading, and tracks who is new, who has gone, and who used to respond and stopped. Runs on whatever the user knows and marks every gap as a gap.