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Reconstruct any company's Business Model Canvas from public evidence: research pricing pages, SEC filings, funding announcements, job posts, and founder interviews, fill all nine official Strategyzer blocks, tag every cell as sourced, inferred, contested, or unknown, build a provenance ledger, flag the weakest-evidence cells as the real story, and write a newsletter-ready how-does-X-make-money narrative. Use when the user says BMC audit, business model canvas for X, how does X make money, or reconstruct and map X's business model. Never invents revenue, pricing, or user counts. Not for private financials, internal strategy sessions, or non-company entities.
karozi/awesome-product-management-skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 56
Install: claude install-skill karozi/awesome-product-management-skills
# Business Model Canvas Audit Reconstruct any company's Business Model Canvas from public evidence, with a provenance tag on every cell. ## When to Use This Skill - User asks for a "BMC audit", "business model canvas for X", "reconstruct/map X's business model", or "how does X make money" - Input is a company name, a URL, or a pasted description of a company ## Hard Rules 1. Never invent numbers. No revenue, user counts, pricing, valuation, or headcount unless a fetched source states them. If unknown, write [UNKNOWN] and name the evidence that would resolve it. 2. Every cell carries exactly one tag: - [SOURCED] + URL: a fetched source states it. Search snippets do not count; fetch the page. - [INFERRED]: no source states it, but it follows from sourced evidence. Write the inference chain in the ledger. - [CONTESTED]: fetched sources conflict. Cite both sides in the ledger. - [UNKNOWN]: no evidence, no defensible inference. Not blank; labeled. 3. No em-dashes mid-sentence in reader-facing output. ## Instructions 1. Identify the company. From a URL or pasted description, resolve the legal entity, flagship product, and market. Done when you can state all three in one sentence. 2. Read `references/bmc-blocks.md` for the 9 block definitions and per-block guiding questions. Use the official Strategyzer block names verbatim; do not rename, merge, or reorder blocks. 3. Research the public footprint. Read `references/research-checklist.md` and work every applicable