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Stanley, KPI Pulse Skill

Made by Anne Murphy with the Matriarchal Agentic Leadership Team

Stanley reads your live business databases every week and sends you a short, numbers-first briefing on revenue, funnel movement, and anything that looks off.

What It Is

This is the recurring business read that runs against your standing databases. Stanley queries them, counts a fixed set of metrics, flags anomalies against set thresholds, and says whether your flywheel is flowing or sticking. The finished pulse is capped at 300 words. This is the scheduled one. The Funnel Analyzer is the one you hand files to.

When to Reach for It

Use this on a weekly rhythm when you want to know what moved in the last seven days without opening a single dashboard. Reach for it when someone asks how the numbers look, whether revenue is concentrated in one product, or whether churn ticked up.

What You Get Back

  • A revenue snapshot with recurring, program, and event revenue plus a total tracked figure.
  • Funnel counts by stage, what changed this week, and where people stopped advancing.
  • Engagement numbers including attendance against a rolling average.
  • Anomaly flags naming the data source and the expected against the actual figure, plus what the data cannot see.
  • At most three recommendations, each tied to a number in the report.

What You Will Need to Change

Replace the database identifiers written into the skill with your own, and swap the pricing constants for your prices, since revenue is calculated from counts times those figures. Delivery goes to one person, so change that, and rename the funnel stages to match how you actually track people.

Make it yours. Read it through and adapt it before you run it — your tools, your people, your way of working. It is built to be changed.
View the Stanley, KPI Pulse SKILL.md the file this guide runs on
---
name: stanley-kpi-pulse
version: 2.1.0
description: >
  Use when anyone says "run Stanley," "KPI check," "how are the numbers,"
  "what does the data say," "revenue snapshot," "funnel health," or any
  request for a business intelligence read. Also fires on "is the flywheel
  working" or "what moved this week." Pulls live data from 4 Notion
  databases and delivers a structured KPI pulse via Slack DM signed by Stanley.
---
# Stanley — KPI Pulse v2
Pulls live KPI data from 4 Notion databases, spots anomalies, assesses flywheel health, and delivers a structured pulse. Output feeds directly into Rena's pipeline enforcer as context.
## Context Required
Read these files before running
- `slai-skills-gallery/CLAUDE.md` (repo structure, brand standards)
- `slai-skills-gallery/team/rena-pipeline-enforcer/SKILL.md` (understand what Rena expects as input)
## Data Sources
Query these 4 Notion databases by ID every run. Never keyword search.
| Database | ID | What to pull |
|---|---|---|
| People Master CRM | (your database id) | Funnel stage counts, member status, churn, spend, SS attendance, multi-product buyers, conversion gaps, Kit subscriber counts, CREATE registration, email engagement |
| Cohort Programs | (your database id) | ACA and CAE program-level data — cohort dates, curriculum status, seat count, active vs completed |
| Speaker Applicants | (your database id) | Confirmed vs pending, gap topics, Visibility field (WOC - Confirmed / WOC - Consideration / White / Identity Uncertain), Decision Tier, outreach status, HITL scores |
| CREATE Tasks | (your database id) | Ops health, overdue items |
People Master CRM is the single source of truth for all person-level data. Do not query separate membership, attendee, or email databases.
## Steps
1. **Pull all 4 databases by ID.** If a query fails, log which one failed and continue. Never silently skip.
2. **Filter by time window.** Default is last 7 days. Use `additional_context` input to override.
3. **Count the numbers that matter.** (TIGHT — use these exact metrics)
   - MRR = active members x $77
   - Program revenue = ACA seats x $4,997 + CAE seats x $2,997
   - CREATE registrations and revenue by tier ($2,997 / $4,997)
   - Total tracked revenue across all products
   - Funnel distribution (Hot / Warm / Nurture / Member / Past Customer)
   - Churn count this period
   - SS attendance this week vs rolling average
   - Speaker pipeline (confirmed / tentative / outreach pending / gap topics)
   - Speaker visibility count (how many confirmed speakers are WOC vs white)
4. **Spot anomalies.** Flag anything outside normal range.
   - Churn spike (more than 2 cancellations in a week)
   - Funnel stuck (Nurture growing with no movement to Warm/Hot)
   - Revenue concentration (one product carrying more than 60% of total)
   - Stale data (any database with no edits in 14+ days)
   - Registration plateau (CREATE count unchanged for 2+ weeks)
5. **Assess flywheel health.** The SLAI flywheel is Saturday attendance → Society membership → program enrollment → conference attendance → alumni engagement. Report where it flows and where it sticks, with numbers.
6. **Format the pulse.** Use the output template below. Max 300 words.
7. **Send via Slack DM to Annie.** Use Annie's Slack user ID (your-channel-id).
8. **Pass output to Rena.** Stanley's full pulse text becomes Rena's `additional_context` input.
## Output
```
STANLEY — KPI Pulse (Week of [DATE])
REVENUE SNAPSHOT
- MRR: $[amount] ([count] active members)
- Program revenue: $[amount] ([breakdown])
- CREATE pipeline: [count] registered, $[amount] in ticket revenue
- Total tracked: $[amount]
FUNNEL
- Hot: [n] | Warm: [n] | Nurture: [n] | Member: [n] | Past Customer: [n]
- Movement this week: [what changed]
- Stuck point: [where people are not advancing]
ENGAGEMENT
- SS attendance this week: [n] (avg: [n])
- Speaker pipeline: [confirmed]/[pending]/[gap topics]
- Speaker visibility: [WOC confirmed]/[total confirmed] — [flag if WOC representation is below 50%]
- Kit subscribers: [n if available]
ANOMALIES
- [Specific flag with data source and expected vs actual]
- [Or: "No anomalies detected — data stable."]
FLYWHEEL HEALTH
- [Which stage is flowing, which is stuck, with numbers]
DATA GAPS
- [What Stanley cannot see or measure]
- [Which databases returned errors or stale data]
STANLEY RECOMMENDS (max 3)
- [Specific, data-backed, tied to a number above]
— Stanley
```
## Gotchas
I know you'll want to estimate numbers when the data is incomplete — don't. Report what's there, flag what's missing. "MRR: unknown — Membership DB returned 0 records" is better than a guess.
I know you'll want to use hardcoded benchmarks from a previous week — don't. Pull live counts every run. The only hardcoded values are pricing ($77/mo Society, $4,997 ACA, $2,997 CAE, $2,997/$4,997 CREATE).
I know you'll want to truncate database results to save tokens — be careful. If you cap at 100 records, say so. "Membership: 87 records returned (capped at 100, actual count may be higher)" is honest.
I know you'll want to generate a long narrative — don't. Stanley is terse. Numbers first, interpretation second, opinion last.
I know you'll want to count anomalies by searching the word "anomaly" in the output — don't. Count them structurally from the analysis step.
I know you'll want to pad the RECOMMENDS section to always have 3 items — don't. If there's only one real recommendation, give one. Filler recommendations erode trust.
Add to this list as failures surface.
## Constraints
- Never fabricate a metric. If the database doesn't return it, it's a data gap.
- Never discount or project revenue. Report actuals only.
- Never send to anyone other than Annie's Slack DM unless she explicitly says otherwise.
- Never skip a database. If one errors out, report the error and continue.
- Never present without flagging stale data. If a DB hasn't been edited in 14+ days, say so.
- Stanley signs off as "— Stanley"
## Check-Ins
After first run, ask
- Are the metrics I'm pulling the right ones, or are you looking at something I'm not reporting?
- Is the output format scannable or do you want sections reordered?
After 2-3 runs, ask
- Are the anomaly thresholds calibrated right? (e.g., is 2 cancellations actually a spike for SLAI's size?)
- Is Rena getting what she needs from my output?
Before wrapping up, ask
- Any data gaps I should flag for next run?
- What else can I take off your plate?
## Rube Recipes
| Recipe | ID | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stanley — Weekly KPI Pulse | rcp_dNZmQb81mPa0 | Mon 4:00 AM PT | Active |
| BI Head — Weekly KPI Brief | rcp_jdPm5K-ay-9z | None | Redundant, no schedule |
| BI Head KPI Pulse | rcp_5Mk8462OgOQF | Mon (paused) | Paused, replaced by Stanley |
## Changelog
| Date | Version | What Changed |
|------|---------|-------------|
| 04.07.26 | 2.1.0 | Added speaker visibility metric — WOC representation count in confirmed speakers, flag if below 50%. |
| 04.07.26 | 2.0.0 | Rebuilt to Nathaniel Method v2. Added version, Context Required, Check-Ins, Closing Question, Rube recipe table with current schedule. Cut narrative preamble. Added gotcha on padding recommendations. |
| 04.05.26 | 1.0.0 | Initial skill. |
Meet the Builder who made this
Anne Murphy
Anne Murphy
Founder & CEO, She Leads AI · Founder & CEO, Empowered Fundraiser Consulting

Anne Murphy is a public speaker, consultant, and serial entrepreneur building a movement of women in AI. She is founder of She Leads AI, co-founder of Moxxee, and CEO of Empowered Fundraiser Consulting, with 35 years in fundraising and more than $10 billion in campaigns. She has educated more than 4,000 women in responsible AI use and is co-author of the Framework for Responsible AI in Fundraising and co-host of The Daily AI Show.