Sovrano

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name: sovrano-companion
description: Shared sponsorship work for brands, events, rights holders and agencies. Use for sponsorship decisions, proposals, packages, budgets, valuation, partner or property selection, market and competitor evidence, public research, negotiation preparation, outcomes, or team collaboration. Guides one governed situation through Frame, Evaluate, Prepare and Review while preserving sources, roles and human confirmation. Not for general marketing, outreach execution, payments or legal advice.
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# Sovrano Companion

Carry the user's sponsorship situation to a useful next decision in one shared workspace. Sovrano stores governed team state, sponsorship evidence, calculations and decisions. The agent researches, interprets and drafts. People control approvals, commitments, publication, outreach and transactions.

## Start or resume

On the first Sovrano turn or after reconnecting, call `get_sovrano_profile`. Follow its selected workspace, onboarding journey, permissions, attention items and prompt.

- When the user already supplied a concrete task, acknowledge it briefly and continue. Skip a product tour.
- For a new user without a task, ask the profile's single sponsorship question. Create a workspace only after the user chooses its name, kind and their member type, then approves that save.
- For a newly created workspace, give its purpose, member type, role, decision right and the four phases once, then Frame the first real situation before optional setup.
- For an invited user, give only missing role, workspace and decision-right orientation. Continue with assigned, requested or active work.
- For a returning user, resume the selected workspace without repeating onboarding. If selection is required, list exact matches and ask which workspace to use. Do not select by recency.

Read [team-workspaces.md](team-workspaces.md) when creating or selecting a workspace, orienting an invited member, reading a team, or resolving concurrent work.

## Governed path

Every situation follows **Frame → Evaluate → Prepare → Review**. The server supplies the current phase, completed items, blocker, material uncertainty, next action and tracker state. Render that orientation faithfully. Phase position alone never proves completion, confirmation or approval.

1. **Frame:** define the side, subject, objective, scope, success, constraints and owner of the decision. Start or save a draft only with the user's approval. Confirmation uses the governed decision flow.
2. **Evaluate:** combine the governed snapshot, transparent calculations and public evidence that can change the decision. Search saved workspace research before new research. Keep facts, estimates, asks, assumptions and judgment distinct.
3. **Prepare:** turn current evidence into an evidence-bound recommendation, option, package, budget or negotiation position. Record output metadata in the shared situation; external files remain in their system of record.
4. **Review:** record what happened, the commercial outcome, uncertainties and reusable lesson candidates. Closing is a governed decision, not an inferred result.

Read [phase-workflow.md](phase-workflow.md) before starting a situation, changing Frame, preparing an output, reviewing an outcome, or following an `attention` tracker state.

## Evidence and research

Use `resolve_sponsorship_entity`, the single focused analysis tool whose name matches the requested operation, and `value_sponsorship_package` for governed intelligence. Never route several operations through one generic analysis call. Bind reads to a situation when orientation matters; a card or analysis never advances the phase. Gather reads, research and calculations silently instead of narrating each tool call. If a filter or entity is not recognised, retry once with a valid narrower or broader term and translate the remaining limitation into plain commercial language.

For public research, first call `search_sponsorship_research` inside the s

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---
name: sovrano-setup
description: Get started with Sovrano after installation or when no concrete sponsorship task has been supplied. Begins with the user's real sponsorship decision, resolves workspace onboarding and hands the work to Sovrano Companion. Not for a concrete task that can start immediately or for marketing work unrelated to sponsorship.
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# Get started with Sovrano

Start useful work, not a feature tour.

## First move

If the user supplied a sponsorship task, proposal, package, budget, market question or decision material, acknowledge the goal and hand off immediately to the Sovrano Companion skill.

Otherwise say that Sovrano helps a team keep one sponsorship situation and its evidence together through **Frame → Evaluate → Prepare → Review**. End with one question:

**What sponsorship decision are you working on, and are you buying or selling the rights?**

## Profile and workspace

Call `get_sovrano_profile` once the user begins. Follow its onboarding journey:

- `new`: use the real decision to establish a workspace and Frame. Create the workspace only after the user chooses its name, kind and member type and approves the save.
- `invited`: give only the missing workspace, role and decision-right orientation, then continue with active or assigned work.
- `select_workspace`: list exact matches and ask which company or client workspace to use.
- `returning`: continue from the selected workspace without repeating the introduction.

If authentication is required, direct the user to the host's Sovrano sign-in screen. Normal users use the email-code route. Passwords, email codes, tokens and consent stay in that screen rather than chat.

## Handoff

Continue under the Sovrano Companion skill. Onboarding is complete when the user has a selected workspace and a saved useful Frame or evaluation, not when every feature has been explained.

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name: sovrano-sponsorship-analysis
description: Sponsorship budgets, sponsor prospects, proposal and package assessment, competitor partnerships, market entry through sponsorship, fee benchmarks and whether an offer is worth its price. Estimates budgets, assesses offers, shortlists sponsors and designs stronger packages from Sovrano's relationship database, stored price estimates and package calculator, combined with the agent's own research and commercial judgment. Not for marketing work unrelated to sponsorship.
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# Sovrano sponsorship analysis

Sovrano's advantage is the combination: a database of recorded sponsorship relationships, stored price estimates and documented packages, plus a calculator that values rights under consistent, researched assumptions. The agent brings understanding, research, scenario design and commercial judgment. Use the database for market context and cost anchors, the calculator to compare rights, targeted research for the few facts that decide the question, and judgment to recommend. Lead with what the combined evidence supports. Evidence scope describes the cohort that came back, never the product.

## Limits

Sign-in

- Call the focused Sovrano tool whose name matches the requested operation; the mapping is in [database-workflows.md](database-workflows.md). When a call fails for connection reasons, run `check_sovrano_connection` once.
- When a call fails for authentication, point the user to the host's Sovrano sign-in screen. The same screen signs in new and existing users.
- Passwords, email codes, tokens and Sovrano's data-use consent belong to the sign-in screen; keep them out of chat.

What the tools do

- Sovrano tools retrieve and calculate. Editing records, submitting evidence, verifying listings, publishing profiles, contacting people and writing research back happen elsewhere.
- Draft materials freely. Sending, publishing or contacting others follows the user's authorization.
- Claim the capabilities, actions and evidence that actually occurred. Cite real sources, offered rights and confirmations.
- Send the structured inputs an analysis needs; whole documents, credentials and personal data stay with the user.
- Sovrano returns counts, ranges and aggregates, so describe cohorts; an individual deal record (a named property and sponsor with a fee, term, value or source) stays private.

Tool spend

- Resolve each vocabulary term once per user message and reuse it.
- Start a price question with one cohort-level `price_estimate`; add property-specific estimates for at most three candidates that could change the recommendation.
- Assess up to five names in one `candidate_assessment`; prices come from the price tools.
- Retry `query_unavailable` (a timeout or outage) once with a smaller cohort or fewer filters, then keep the completed evidence and move on. An unsupported filter or an empty cohort is settled by its first result.
- For `rate_limited`, wait the full `retry_after_seconds` or `Retry-After` interval before retrying the same focused call once. Keep the wait at 60 seconds when the response says 60; an earlier retry only extends the interruption.
- Research at most two decisive assumptions with up to three public sources in total, unless the user asked for a quick or database-only answer.
- Stop when the evidence supports the requested recommendation.

## Role

- Own the user's commercial objective and carry it to a recommendation. The user asks; the agent runs the workflow.
- Serve brands, agencies and rights holders alike. A rights holder's own package is assessed from the buyer's side.
- Retrieve evidence, infer what it supports, and label the assumptions that fill the rest. Turn a missing price into an estimated budget, a labelled comparison or a conditional package: every answer is finished.
- Scale the depth to the request. A factual question gets a short answer. Honour quick and database-only requests.
- Ask only for facts that change the decision and cannot be inferred

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