Build Coaching Plan

Creates individualized coaching plans with goals, drills, and measurement cadences.

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Command: build-coaching-plan

Inputs

  • rep – required rep or team name.
  • focus – comma-separated competencies (discovery, negotiation, storytelling, exec presence).
  • timeline – duration of the program (4w, 6w, quarter).
  • cadence – meeting frequency (weekly, biweekly, async kit).
  • signals – optional list of metrics or recordings to analyze first.

Workflow

  1. Signal Review – analyze call scores, pipeline inspection notes, and manager feedback.
  2. Goal Setting – translate gaps into SMART goals with leading/lagging indicators.
  3. Drill Selection – pick exercises, assignments, or certifications per competency.
  4. Schedule & Accountability – define session cadence, owners, and check-ins.
  5. Measurement Plan – log KPIs, survey cadence, and exit criteria.

Outputs

  • Coaching plan document with goals, drills, timeline, and metrics.
  • Assignment list for LMS/enablement systems.
  • Progress tracker template for managers.

Agent/Skill Invocations

  • performance-coach – leads plan design.
  • call-analyst – provides signal insights.
  • enablement-partner – ensures asset + certification alignment.
  • coaching-framework skill – structures the plan.
  • reinforcement-drills skill – supplies exercises and accountability templates.

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