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lifesight-forecast-scenariolisted

Use when the user wants to project outcomes or compare paths forward — "forecast my revenue", "what will next quarter look like", "what budget do I need to hit $4M", "compare current vs +15% spend", "what if I shift budget to TikTok", "model this scenario", "target KPI planning", "project the impact before I commit". Routed to from the `lifesight` router after the workspace is calibrated.
lifesight/lifesight · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill lifesight/lifesight
# Lifesight Forecast & Scenario Planning Help the user see forward — a revenue projection, the budget needed to hit a target, or a head-to-head between options — before they commit real money. **A forecast is a projection with a range, never a promise.** The discipline here is honesty about uncertainty and comparing options on the right axis. **Prerequisites (router handles):** workspace calibrated, profile loaded. Operate under `lifesight-core`; present under `lifesight-rendering`. Load both. ## The three shapes this takes 1. **Forecast** — "what will revenue be?" Project forward from a stated allocation. 2. **Target-KPI planning** — "what budget hits $X revenue?" Solve backward from a goal. 3. **Scenario comparison** — "current vs +15% vs my custom plan." Put options side by side. Identify which one the user is asking before pulling anything. ## Flow 1. **Confirm the basis.** A forecast is meaningless without its assumptions: which allocation (current, or an optimized plan?), what budget, what period, which model. Lock these first (from the profile + one clarifying question if needed). 2. **One heavy call** via `ask_mia` (forecast / scenario / target-KPI). Walk its gates (`lifesight-core` Rule 4). One analysis per turn. 3. **Frame the result as a range with assumptions**, not a point promise. ## Judgment checks (mandatory) - **Always a range + assumptions.** State the confidence range and the assumptions it rests on (budget, period, model, which scenario