The Account Blueprint

Context

1. Check for .agents/product-context.md: if missing, ask the user to run /gtm:product-context first. If the user prefers to proceed without it, ask for the minimum required info inline: brand voice summary, ICP, and primary color.
2. Read .agents/product-context.md for ICP and buying committee definitions.

Inputs

1. Ask: "Which account are you planning for? What is the deal value?"
2. Ask: "List the contacts you have: their names, roles, and how engaged each one is."
3. Ask: "What is the current deal status and any competitor involvement?"

Process

1. Read references/account-lifecycle.md for lifecycle stage criteria and engagement benchmarks.
2. Classify the account lifecycle stage:
   • Prospect: no deal, early engagement
   • Customer Active: closed-won, healthy usage
   • At Risk: declining engagement or satisfaction signals
   • Churned: contract ended or lost
   • Disqualified: does not fit ICP
3. Map the buying committee from provided contacts. Read references/account-lifecycle.md and align roles with the reference file's definitions. Identify each person's role in the decision: Champion, Economic Buyer, Technical Evaluator, End User, Blocker. Do not use roles not defined in the reference file.
4. Identify gaps: which buying committee roles are missing and how to access them (referral, event, LinkedIn, content).
5. Assess threading depth. Read references/account-lifecycle.md and use the reference file's threading thresholds:

• 5+ contacts across multiple roles = Strong (Low risk)
• 3-4 contacts across 2+ roles = Good (Moderate risk)
• 2 contacts engaged = Adequate (Elevated risk)
• 1 contact only = Weak (High risk: single-threaded)
• 0 active contacts = Critical (re-engagement needed)

1. Design a per-stakeholder engagement plan: channel (email, LinkedIn, call, event), message angle, timing, and desired outcome.
2. Build a 90-day engagement plan organized by phases rather than individual weeks. Summarize weeks into phases (Week 1-2, Week 3-4, etc.) rather than individual week rows. Focus on key milestones rather than per-stakeholder granularity.
3. Use the Engagement Strategy Matrix from the reference file to map stage x role to recommended engagement approach.

Output

1. Format the account engagement plan as:

Account Overview

Buying Committee

Gaps

• Missing role, why it matters, strategy to access.

90-Day Engagement Plan Week-by-week breakdown:

• Week 1-2: actions per stakeholder
• Week 3-4: actions per stakeholder
• (continue through Week 12)

Each action: who, channel, message angle, desired outcome.

Quality check before returning

1. Before returning the output, verify:

• Is the lifecycle stage one of the five defined stages (Prospect, Customer Active, At Risk, Churned, Disqualified), not an invented status?
• Does every buying committee role trace to a role defined in references/account-lifecycle.md (Champion, Economic Buyer, Technical Evaluator, End User, Blocker), with no other role names used?
• Does the threading depth match the actual contact count against the five-tier scale (5+/3-4/2/1/0)?
• Is the 90-day plan organized by phases (Week 1-2, Week 3-4, etc.), not a week-by-week list?

If any check fails, correct it before returning the output.

1. End every output with:

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