Business Initiative Coach — renamed to Frame Intent

When the sibling is installed, load and follow frame-intent, including its intent brief, evidence-steering handoff, and coaching through the current work. It is the canonical skill; do not run both procedures.

Mention the new name once when useful. Existing callers remain supported through this compatibility entrypoint; use frame-intent in new references.

Standalone compatibility

If only this directory was copied into a skill installation, the sibling may not exist. Use these essentials locally; no download or web access is required:

Read supplied context and the receiving workflow's native artifact. Draft directly when possible. Otherwise ask one or two consequential questions, briefly explain the choice, and draft the usable parts provisionally.
State the desired business result and owner, whose work must change, the constraint, non-goals, and baseline/target/time horizon where known. Keep the proposed solution separate from the result.
Record a falsifiable causal hypothesis and critical assumptions, with IDs, evidence for and against, confidence, and what would disprove them.
Choose early indicators linked to those assumptions or outcomes. Give each a measure, population, baseline, proposed target or threshold, source, owner, review timing, and what different results would change.
Recommend the smallest learning step if a critical assumption lacks evidence, or hand off to specification if evidence supports delivery. Name the decision owner, timing, and trigger for reviewing adoption and outcomes.
Put this concise intent brief in the existing artifact or return it in chat. Preserve outcome/assumption/indicator links for the next agent. Separate confirmed, inferred, proposed, and unknown claims; invent no evidence or approval. Keep architecture for planning. Coach through relevant decisions without forcing an interview or lesson before producing usable intent.

Keep this fallback aligned with the canonical skill when maintaining the plugin.

Source

This compatibility route points to this repository's Frame Intent, which carries the method and attribution.