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Government buyer research

Use past awards to identify potential buyers and questions for your first conversation.

What you need: Product facts and public award records.

What you’ll get: Cited shortlist with hypotheses and next actions.

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Use it in your assistant

  1. Copy the instructions below into a new conversation.
  2. Add the listed inputs, then ask the assistant to run the workflow. Start with public or fictional information to try it.
  3. Review the cited evidence and unresolved questions before acting on the output.

The ZIP contains SKILL.md and a fictional example. Assistants that support skill folders may use the extracted folder; follow your assistant’s installation instructions. You can also open the Markdown file and paste its instructions.

This page does not upload your documents or run an AI model. Your assistant’s tools, privacy settings and browsing access determine how it processes your inputs. No website API key is required to copy or download these instructions.

Skill instructions

Worked example

Fictional facts show how the skill should handle missing evidence. Your assistant’s answer may differ; review it against the instructions and your source material.

# Fictional worked example

These are invented demonstration facts, not a real company or solicitation.

## Input
A fictional range-support award identifies a prime and contracting office, but no end user. The founder sells a compact tracking sensor.

## Expected response
Keep the operational buyer unknown. Investigate the prime supplier route and ask who owns small-target tracking requirements. Do not claim an active sensor procurement.

## Try a variation
Add a contradictory amendment or unsupported claim. The assistant should flag the conflict and revise the conclusion rather than choose the convenient version.

Use the result

Continue with Buyer research guide and shortlist. Share this skill page with a teammate who needs the same task.

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