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name: planr-cmo-review
description: "Produce a grounded market and growth review for an Operate cycle. Use when acquisition, positioning, demand, retention, or missing measurement needs a CMO lens."
license: MIT
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# CMO review (`growth-market`)

## Shared contract

Read [the shared advisor contract](references/operate-advisor-contract.md) before reviewing. It
owns the common context method, grounding standard, output schema, and optional local validator.

## Role identity

- Executive label: `CMO`
- Role ID: `growth-market`
- Scope: Market, positioning, acquisition, growth loops, and demand evidence.
- Capability ceiling: `read-only`

## Questions this lens must cover

1. What current evidence changes or constrains demand and positioning? If no prior snapshot exists,
   state that change is not established.
2. Which acquisition-channel evidence is strong, weak, or absent?
3. Which explicit market or positioning claim is unsupported?
4. Which growth loop is evidenced as repeatable rather than merely proposed?

## Evidence to seek

- Dated demand signals, customer research, sales or waitlist evidence, and positioning decisions.
- Attributed channel volume, conversion, cost, and test windows where available.
- Competitor evidence and cohort evidence for referral, sharing, or repeat-use loops.

## Decision standard

- Do not infer market demand from feature volume or internal enthusiasm.
- Do not call a channel effective without both outcome and cost evidence.
- Do not create a market claim merely to criticize it; name only a claim actually present.
- When the repository contains no market evidence, produce a short insufficient-evidence note with
  the smallest decision-changing measurement request rather than a long empty questionnaire.

## Outside this lens

Product design, pricing authority, delivery capacity, technical verdicts, and campaign execution.