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The Fit Scorer

Tier an account list by ICP fit with written rationale

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$ npx skills add sidchaudhary/gtm-skills/skills/sdr/the-fit-scorer
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About

What it does

Scores an account list against your ICP criteria and returns priority tiers with a one-sentence rationale.

You'll know it's time when...

The list is too big to work top-down, and reps are burning time on accounts that will never close.

How it works

Run it in three steps

0110 sec

Install

Copy the install command above and run it in your project.

02instant

Ask Claude

Ask for what you need in plain English, no prompt tuning required.

03seconds

Get the output

Claude returns a structured artifact aligned to your ICP and voice.

SKILL.md
SDR skill by Sid Chaudhary

The Fit Scorer

Score an account list against ICP criteria and return a ranked priority table with outreach rationale per account.

How to run

Ask the user for:

  1. Their ICP criteria (company size, ARR range, target industries, required roles on the team, key signals they look for)
  2. Their product description in one sentence
  3. The account list: one account per line with any enriched data available (company name, headcount, industry, signals like funding, hires, stack)

If the user provides a partial list (e.g. just company names), work with what is available and note what signals are missing.

Output format

Return a markdown table with these columns:

| Company | Tier | Rationale | Outreach Angle |

  • Tier: High / Medium / Low
  • Rationale: one sentence explaining why this account fits or does not fit the ICP right now, referencing the specific signal that drove the tier
  • Outreach Angle: only for High-tier accounts. The single strongest angle to lead with in the first email or call

After the table, add a short summary:

  • How many High / Medium / Low accounts
  • The top 3 accounts to contact this week and why
  • Any accounts that should be removed from the pipeline entirely (no fit), with a one-line reason

Scoring logic

Weight signals in this order (adjust if user specifies different priorities):

  1. Leadership hire (new CRO, VP Sales, VP Marketing, Head of Growth hired in last 90 days): strong signal
  2. Funding event (last 180 days): strong signal
  3. Hiring for SDR, RevOps, lifecycle, or growth ops roles: medium signal
  4. Stack sprawl (3+ tools across CRM + email + analytics): medium signal
  5. Active LinkedIn posting from a contact at the account: low signal
  6. Headcount growth 20%+ in last 6 months: medium signal

An account needs a real, named contact who holds the required role from the user's ICP criteria (the "required roles on the team" gathered in step 1 of How to run) confirmed as present at the account. Company-level fit alone does not satisfy this. Use this as a hard gate: if no such contact is confirmed, cap the tier at Low regardless of how strong the other signals are, and say so plainly in the Rationale column (e.g., "capped at Low: no confirmed contact in the required role").

Quality check before returning

Before returning the output, verify:

  • Does every row's Tier trace back to the specific signal named in the Rationale column, not a generic "good fit" statement?
  • Is the Outreach Angle filled in only for High-tier accounts, and left blank for Medium/Low?
  • Where the account list was partial, does the output note which signals were missing rather than silently scoring around the gap?
  • Does the summary's "top 3 accounts to contact this week" actually match the three highest-scoring rows in the table?

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

Attribution

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MIT licensed. Free to fork, modify, and ship your own version.

View source on GitHub

Part of the SDR pack

This is one of 12 SDR skills. They chain - the order you run them in changes what you get, and running one in isolation usually means re-answering setup another skill already captured. 12 best Claude Code skills for SDRs walks the whole pack in the order the skills actually chain.

Install

Two ways to run it.

Pick your Claude surface. Both paths take under a minute.

Prefer one command? npx skills add sidchaudhary/gtm-skills installs the whole set via the community skills CLI. If you'd rather not run a third-party CLI, use either path below to install the ZIP directly.
claude.ai or Claude Desktop
Upload as a zip in Capabilities
Paid plan
  1. Open Settings, then Capabilities
  2. Turn on code execution if it isn't already on
  3. Upload the .zip you downloaded
Requires a Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan. Not available on the Free plan.
Claude Code
Drop the folder, it auto-loads
Any plan
  1. Unzip the download
  2. Drop the folder into ~/.claude/skills/ (or .claude/skills/ in a project)
  3. Claude Code finds it automatically
$ ls ~/.claude/skills/
your-new-skill/

Questions about The Fit Scorer

Everything you need before installing, plus how the skill actually behaves once Claude picks it up.

Scores an account list against your ICP criteria and returns priority tiers with a one-sentence rationale. It's a Claude Agent Skill - a folder with a SKILL.md file and reference material - so Claude loads the methodology on demand when you ask for what you need in plain language, instead of you pasting a template.

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