THREE SKILLS. ONE EVIDENCE PACK. COMPLETE OUTPUTS.
Strategy skills should survive the evidence.
Petrichor ran three positioning skills against the same fictional company. We published the input, the outputs, the scores, and our conflict.
The broader index covers 52 strategy-skill records across nine categories. No scrape. No prompt dump. Every entry has a decision to support and a source you can inspect.
Fluent is not the same as defensible.
A useful strategy skill makes the choice visible. It names the evidence, exposes what would change the answer, and leaves a person accountable for the commitment.
Start with the decision in front of you.
Customer and market intelligence
Research, competitor signals, buyer language, and market truth.
Positioning and competitive strategy
Category choices, differentiated value, narrative pressure, and proof.
Product and portfolio strategy
Discovery, prioritization, portfolio choices, and product direction.
Go-to-market and growth
Launch systems, content, distribution loops, and coordinated execution.
Pricing and monetization
Value metrics, packaging, willingness to pay, and pricing authority.
Executive decisions and operating systems
Scenario planning, alignment, change, boards, and decision records.
Measurement and experimentation
Metrics, analytics, controlled tests, and decision rules.
Execution systems
Planning, verification, and the operating discipline that strategy needs.
POSITIONING DECAY · 2026-08-22
One winner would be the wrong conclusion.
Relevancy Audit produced the strongest diagnostic for the test. Positioning Craft made the leanest framing canvas. Product Marketing Context built the broadest shared source of truth. The right sequence uses all three for different jobs.
Scores remain provisional. Petrichor created Relevancy Audit, generated the pilot, and scored it. That conflict belongs beside the result, not in the fine print.
RESILIENCE STACK · 18 FRAMEWORKS
Pressure finds the weak story anyway.
Resilience Stack turns Petrichor workshops into executable diagnostics for positioning, brand, growth, market definition, competitive intelligence, boards, and investors.
Each framework asks for evidence before it accepts the story. Five flagship kits include scoring rubrics, worked examples, evaluation cases, and audience-ready artifacts.
Use the index. Challenge the evidence. Add something better.
The catalog is public domain. Nominations are open. Inclusion cannot be purchased, and Petrichor originals carry their conflict in plain view.