client-attrition-risk

Reads one advisory client or household two ways — a fast temperature check on whether they are cooling, steady or warming, and a full behavioral profile covering what motivates them, what they are afraid of, how they decide, whether their stated risk tolerance matches their behaviour, and how engaged they have been — then a calibrated stance for the next conversation. Use whenever the user asks what a client is like, how to approach them, what motivates them, how a meeting went, what the mood is, why they won't commit, or whether a relationship is cooling or warming. Requires Zocks MCP — will not run from transcripts, uploads, or any other source.

Builds a client-ready Client Journey for one household — a five-stage lifecycle timeline marking where the family sits today, a relationship tree including beneficiaries never met, their outside professional team, a dated timeline of life events and turning points, and every motivator, worry and consequential fact on record with its corroboration and age — plus what they have never been asked that the rest of the book covers. Use whenever the user wants everything known about a household, a family tree or lifecycle report, who is who in a family, what is new on a client, or a comprehensive picture polished enough to walk a client through. Requires Zocks MCP — will not run from transcripts, uploads, or any other source.

Ranked pipeline of held-away asset opportunities from the advisor's own recent meetings — old 401(k)s, outside brokerage accounts, inheritances, business sale proceeds, real estate, spouse assets — grouped by household and marked new, raised again, nothing new since, task created, or client agreed. Use whenever the user asks what held-away or outside money came up recently, wants their consolidation pipeline or money in motion, mentions old 401(k)s or outside accounts, or says things like "run the radar" or "held-away opportunities". Requires Zocks MCP — will not run from transcripts, uploads, or any other source.

Prepares an annual or semi-annual household review from the last 12 to 24 months — goals then versus now, what changed in their finances and their life, the decisions taken, the commitments made, and the handoffs the review creates for the client's CPA, attorney and other professionals. Produces an advisor summary, and on request a client letter in a chosen tone, a client-facing review presentation on the firm's own template, and a brief for each outside professional. Use whenever the user is preparing for or writing up a client review, wants a year-in-review letter or a review deck, or asks what happened with a household this year, what they promised them, or who needs to know afterwards. Requires Zocks MCP — will not run from transcripts, uploads, or any other source.

Deep single-household analysis naming the one highest-value next action and proving why — unused tax space, a closing Roth conversion window, RMD and IRMAA sequencing, Social Security and survivor math, irreversible pension elections, tax drag, protection and estate gaps. Never the advisor's own open tasks read back. Shows the runner-ups it rejected and names who outside the firm has to act. Use whenever the user asks what to do for a client, the best move, the biggest opportunity, what they are missing with someone, or wants a household's situation analysed. For a household's full tax picture, tax-opportunity-scan is the skill. Requires Zocks MCP — will not run from transcripts, uploads, or any other source.

Builds a household's full tax opportunity picture from every analyzed meeting on record, across two horizons — current-year items with deadlines (deferral capacity, a second plan nobody checked, taxable-account drag, giving structure, equity dates, education vehicles) and multi-year strategies 3-5 years out (conversion windows, drawdown sequencing, the survivor's position, business structure, property sales). Ranks by impact, cites the meeting each item came from, names the tax questions nobody has asked, and flags what the household raised that went nowhere. Use whenever the user asks about tax planning, tax opportunities or tax exposure for a client, wants a tax review or CPA handoff, asks what they are missing on someone's taxes, mentions Roth conversions, deferral capacity, tax drag, harvesting, charitable giving or equity comp timing, or asks what to cover before year end or tax season. Advisor intelligence, not advice. Requires Zocks MCP — will not run from transcripts, uploads, or any other source.

Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like "how do I do X", "find a skill for X", "is there a skill that can...", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.

Configure this repo for the engineering skills: set up its issue tracker, triage label vocabulary, and domain doc layout. Run once before first use of the other engineering skills.

Teach the user a new skill or concept, within this workspace.

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Ask which skill or flow fits your situation. A router over the skills in this repo.

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Plan a huge chunk of work (more than one agent session can hold) as a shared map of decision tickets on your issue tracker, and resolve them one at a time until the way to the destination is clear.