StakeholderIQ

A 30-second briefing before every stakeholder meeting.

StakeholderIQ turns years of stakeholder history into a living intelligence system that briefs you before every meeting and gets sharper with every interaction you log. Built on Mirror to Telescope to Hammer, the same methodology behind CanvasPM's project management training.

A spreadsheet records a position at a point in time. StakeholderIQ accumulates a relationship.

You update the stakeholder tab before the steering committee meeting: name, role, last contact date. That tells you where things stood as of the last update. What they're worried about right now, what they agreed to three meetings ago, whether their tone shifted the last time budget came up: that context lives in your memory, if it lives anywhere at all.

Poor communication accounts for 30% of project failures, and unclear objectives another 37% (PMI Pulse of the Profession).

You are rarely managing just one relationship, either.

Commercial construction projects alone average 15 to 20 distinct stakeholder groups (McKinsey), each with its own read on where things stand.

By the time a spreadsheet cell changes from Neutral to Skeptic, the relationship has usually been drifting for weeks.

Nobody was watching closely enough to catch it.

StakeholderIQ runs on Telescope Mode: the discipline of looking outward before you act, so you can see how stakeholders will react before you're in the room.

Every meeting logged, every concern noted, every commitment tracked becomes material the system reasons across.

It surfaces patterns, flags risk, and briefs you before you need it.

Walk in already briefed. One command gives you a one-page synthesis of where things stand, what's unresolved, and what's worked before, readable in under a minute, every time.

Catch drift before it becomes a crisis.

The system watches relationship temperature and flags cooling trends, unmet commitments, and antagonist signals before you notice them in the room.

Know your advocates, and use them at the right moment. Every project has stakeholders quietly rooting for it.

StakeholderIQ tracks them as first-class relationships and tells you when and how to activate that support.

Here is exactly what you're getting.

Seven commands that run the whole loop:

• /new-project: creates a simple context document for each and every project
• /intake: onboard a stakeholder using a ten-element relationship framework
• /log: capture what happened after any meeting or call, about 2 minutes
• /brief: get briefed before your next engagement, about 30 seconds to read
• /draft: draft a communication informed by the full relationship history
• /map: see the full stakeholder landscape, advocates, risks, and antagonists together
• /learn: extract what worked and feed it back into the system

Six specialist agents running underneath those commands: a relationship-advisor that orchestrates strategy across your whole stakeholder landscape, plus a brief-writer, a comms-drafter, a risk-spotter, an advocate-tracker, and an antagonist-monitor.

The complete ten-element stakeholder relationship framework, and eight segment-specific engagement pattern libraries: funders, regulators, community stakeholders, political actors, implementing partners, internal leadership, advocates, and antagonists each get their own playbook.

Full documentation: a day-to-day workflow guide and a complete command reference.

It runs using GitHub and Claude Code. No separate software to install. Every file in the system is yours to read and edit.

This is for you if:

• You're managing several live stakeholder relationships on a real project, the kind a contact list was never built to hold
• You've been surprised by resistance you should have seen coming
• You're tired of re-explaining project history because nothing holds it for you

This probably isn't the right fit yet if your entire stakeholder list fits on a sticky note and stays that way, or if what you actually want is a generic sales CRM built around pipelines.

StakeholderIQ is built around project relationships, not deals.

A few questions before you buy:

Is this a subscription? No. It's a one-time purchase. Pay once and it's yours, no recurring fees.

Do I need to know how to code? No. You run it through plain-language slash commands inside Claude Code. If you can answer a few questions about a meeting you just left, you can run /log.

How long until I see value? Your first /brief, before your very next stakeholder meeting. The system gets sharper with every /log entry after that, but the first briefing is useful on day one.

What if I only manage a couple of stakeholders? Then this probably isn't the right fit yet. StakeholderIQ earns its keep once you're holding more relationship history than memory or a spreadsheet can reliably carry.

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