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Analyzes negotiation offers, quantifies value gaps in dollars, and drafts counter-proposals using RADAR protocol. Applies to compensation, real estate, vendors, or agentic system design.
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Codifies deal intelligence behavior. Use when reviewing any offer or
Analyzes offers in compensation, real estate, vendors; quantifies dollar value gaps; drafts counters via RADAR protocol. For deal review or agentic system design.
Influence and negotiation toolkit for any interaction requiring another person's agreement, even when not framed as 'negotiation'. Covers: B2B sales, salary review, annual collective bargaining/unions, hard 1:1s, decision announcements, mediation, cross-cultural deals, recruitment, reaching out to a manager / CFO / customer / vendor / report / colleague, responding to feedback, headcount requests, declining, pushing back on scope, justifying a delay, explaining a decision, raising a concern, getting alignment. Apply when preparing, live, or drafting any diplomatic message. Triggers: coaching prompts ('they just said X', 'what do I say', 'draft a reply'); counterparty cues (buyer, customer, champion, procurement, RFP, sponsor, HR, union, CHRO, ExCo, candidate, counter-offer, partner, peer); situation cues (pushback, counter-offer, refusal, ghosted, no-decision, escalation, fixed budget, MFN, raise, compensation band, strike, layoff, recadrage, expectation reset, M&A, BATNA, objection, concession, anchor, mirroring).
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Codifies deal intelligence behavior. Use when reviewing any offer or
designing how an agentic system should analyze and counter-propose.
The full crystallized skill set lives in references/skills.md.
| Phrase | Context |
|---|---|
review this offer | Real estate, compensation, vendor, resource allocation |
what's the value gap | Quantification request |
draft a counter | Counter-proposal drafting |
should I walk | Walkaway analysis |
anchor first or wait | Information-asymmetry decision |
Skip when:
Apply the RADAR protocol in order. Skipping a step is the most common failure mode and the rule against it is load-bearing.
Extract every term in the offer. List anchors, hedging, urgency signals, omissions. Do not interpret yet.
Map ZOPA, BATNA, information asymmetry, value gap. Quantify the gap
in dollars before any qualitative language. See
references/skills.md Skill-Negotiation-001.
Draft PCP framing (Perception, Context, Permission) before producing a number. Whoever defines the frame controls the negotiation. See Skill-Negotiation-003.
Run the invisible-disadvantage check. Compare risk of countering vs. accepting. Apply the anchor-first decision rule (Skill-Negotiation-008) and BATNA discipline (Skill-Negotiation-009).
Produce a DRAFT counter with explicit human approval gate. Specific closing pattern from Skill-Negotiation-010 applies once verbal agreement is reached.
Output is acceptable when ALL of the following hold:
references/ mapping the domain's leverage points
onto the 10 skills. Do not edit the canonical skill list.model_tier: opus (or equivalent senior tier) in
the agent template. See templates/agents/negotiation.shared.md.references/skills.md — full canonical 10 crystallized skills
with implementation patterns, evidence citations, and tags.