Skill	Job-to-be-done
`commercial-skills`	Orchestrator — routes via `context: fork` + Matt Pocock grill discipline
`pricing-strategist`	"What pricing model fits us, and what's the WTP range?" — model picker + Van Westendorp + packaging
`deal-desk`	"Should we approve this discount, and what's the redline?" — score + route + redline
`partnerships-architect`	"What tier is this partner, and what should the revshare be?" — 5-tier + joint GTM + revshare
`channel-economics`	"Is partner-led actually profitable after full-load cost-to-serve?" — mix + CTS + ROI
`commercial-policy`	"What does our discount matrix and exception flow look like?" — matrix + exception + linter
`rfp-responder`	"Should we bid this RFP, and with what win-themes + proof points?" — Shipley method + winrate predictor
`commercial-forecaster`	"What's our quarter commit, and what assumption is it resting on?" — 4Q-weighted + cohort + confidence

Commands

/cs:commercial <inquiry> — top-level router
/cs:grill-commercial <plan> — Matt Pocock-style grilling against SaaS pricing canon
/cs:pricing-strategy, /cs:deal-review, /cs:partner-tier, /cs:channel-econ, /cs:commercial-policy, /cs:rfp-respond, /cs:commercial-forecast — direct per-skill invocation

Agent

business-growth/sales-engineer — technical sale (demos, POCs)
business-growth/revenue-operations — process (lead routing, SDR motion)
business-growth/contract-and-proposal-writer — free-form authoring; rfp-responder is structured response
c-level-advisor/cro-advisor — strategic CRO ("when do we hire VP Sales?"), not tactical per-deal/per-policy
c-level-advisor/cfo-advisor — strategic financial planning; commercial-forecaster is tactical quarterly pipeline
finance/financial-analysis — close + report (backward); commercial-forecaster is forward

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