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Before running anything that changes my machine, surface any required secrets or setup steps and show me the commands for review first, then wait for my approval.\nYou will need:\n- Looker: Looker MCP connector enabled with read access","package":{"filename":"review-recency-insights.zip","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/CooJaIQSwH4I59Q/install/0.LHChjdsK6tAdHPViPPn6b1URnnq0Az1-mKeEp0Mi8fI/1/archive","manifest_url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/CooJaIQSwH4I59Q/install/0.LHChjdsK6tAdHPViPPn6b1URnnq0Az1-mKeEp0Mi8fI/1","bytes":10406,"sha256":"fbeded76b29f2240275d4487c66ee1120a5fd7f98e25b2cf096077690e80da96"},"file_inventory":[{"name":"SKILL.md","role":"instructions","bytes":10244,"sha256":"dbb320e2b264e61bd9562e016ac81bb53f8770c760db474a7dc8d01060ec8477","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/CooJaIQSwH4I59Q/install/0.LHChjdsK6tAdHPViPPn6b1URnnq0Az1-mKeEp0Mi8fI/1/files/0"}],"files":[{"name":"SKILL.md","role":"instructions","bytes":10244,"sha256":"dbb320e2b264e61bd9562e016ac81bb53f8770c760db474a7dc8d01060ec8477","encoding":"utf8","content":"---\nname: review-recency-insights\ndescription: Analyze a G2 product's Review Recency Score (part of the Pulse Engagement Score) using live Looker data. Use whenever a user asks about \"review recency\", \"recency score\", \"pulse score\", \"review target\", \"how many reviews does [product] need\", \"review history\", or asks to diagnose or improve a product's/vendor's review collection health — even if they only give a product ID or vendor name and a short prompt like \"check recency for product 12345\" or \"why is X's recency score low\". Always trigger for any question mixing a G2 product/vendor identifier with recency, pulse score, review targets, or CSM coaching on review collection, regardless of how casually it's phrased.\n---\n\n# Review Recency Insights (Looker edition)\n\nDiagnoses a G2 product's Review Recency Score end-to-end: current state, why it is what it is, monthly history, and — the most useful part for CSMs — exactly how many more months of hitting target would move the score up a tier.\n\nAll queries use the **Looker MCP** (`looker_mcp:*` tools). This skill does not depend on Snowflake — the Looker semantic layer is the single source of truth so numbers always match what the CSM sees in the Adoption Tracking dashboard.\n\n**Model / explore used throughout:**\n- Model: `global_adoption_tracking`\n- Explore: `adoption_tracking_master`\n\n## Step 0 — Resolve the product (if only a name was given)\n\nIf the user gave a `PRODUCT_ID`, skip this and use it directly. If they gave a vendor or product name, resolve it with a fields-only lookup:\n\n```\nlooker_mcp query\n  model:    global_adoption_tracking\n  explore:  adoption_tracking_master\n  fields:   [product_vendor_info.product_id, product_vendor_info.product_name, product_vendor_info.vendor_name]\n  filters:  {product_vendor_info.vendor_name: \"%<name>%\"}   # or product_vendor_info.product_name\n  limit:    20\n```\n\nIf multiple products come back, show the list and ask which `product_id` they mean before continuing. If exactly one, proceed silently.\n\n## Step 1 — Current pulse & recency snapshot\n\nPull the most recent monthly row for this product:\n\n```\nlooker_mcp query\n  model:    global_adoption_tracking\n  explore:  adoption_tracking_master\n  fields:\n    - product_vendor_info.product_id\n    - product_vendor_info.product_name\n    - product_vendor_info.vendor_name\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.timestamp\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.pulse_engagement_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.max_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.recency_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.recency_met_percent\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.visitor_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.conversation_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.ads_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.start_date\n    - pulse_score_activation_metrics.account_risk\n  filters:  {product_vendor_info.product_id: \"<product_id>\"}\n  sorts:    [\"historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.timestamp desc\"]\n  limit:    1\n```\n\nThis gives the headline numbers: Pulse Engagement Score (out of `max_score`) and its component sub-scores, most importantly `recency_score` (0–3), which is what this skill focuses on.\n\n**Recency Score bucket rule — always state this to the user, it's the crux of the whole analysis:**\n- 0 = met target in <25% of months this contract term\n- 1 = 25–50%\n- 2 = 50–99%\n- 3 = 100%\n\n## Step 2 — The current contract term (this is the \"hidden\" cause 90% of the time)\n\n`recency_met_percent` is **cumulative only within the current contract term** — it resets to 0 on every renewal. This is the single most important, least obvious fact about this metric, and is very often the real answer to \"why is my score low\" (a renewal reset, not a genuine drop in review collection). Always check this before explaining a low score.\n\nThe current term starts on `historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.start_date` (already pulled in Step 1). Read that value.\n\n## Step 3 — Reconstruct months elapsed vs. months met (the \"why\")\n\nLooker exposes `recency_met_percent` directly but not `N` (months met) or `D` (months elapsed) as separate fields. Reconstruct them from the monthly history — you'll also need this data for Step 4, so run one query for both:\n\n```\nlooker_mcp query\n  model:    global_adoption_tracking\n  explore:  adoption_tracking_master\n  fields:\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.timestamp\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.recency_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.recency_met_percent\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.pulse_engagement_score\n    - historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.max_score\n  filters:  {product_vendor_info.product_id: \"<product_id>\"}\n  sorts:    [\"historical_pulse_engagement_metrics.timestamp asc\"]\n  limit:    36\n```\n\nFilter the results in your response to rows where `timestamp >= start_date` — those are the months in the current term. Then:\n- **D** (months elapsed this term) = count of those rows up to and including the latest month\n- **N** (months met this term) = D × latest `recency_met_percent` (round to nearest integer)\n\nCross-check by computing `N/D` and confirming it matches `recency_met_percent`; if off by more than a rounding error, mention the discrepancy but keep going with the Looker-reported percentage as source of truth.\n\n## Step 4 — Per-month review counts vs. target (second Looker explore)\n\nThe pulse-score fields from Step 1–3 (in `global_adoption_tracking`) do **not** expose the per-month target or actual review count — those live in a different explore. Pull them from the UGC model:\n\n```\nlooker_mcp query\n  model:    global_UGC\n  explore:  survey_responses\n  fields:\n    - review_recency.timestamp_group_month\n    - review_recency.target_reviews\n    - review_recency.total_reviews_month\n    - review_recency.total_reviews          # trailing 3-month total\n    - review_recency.start_date\n  filters:\n    review_recency.product_id: \"<product_id>\"\n    review_recency.timestamp_group_month:  \"12 months\"    # or a specific range\n  sorts:    [\"review_recency.timestamp_group_month asc\"]\n  limit:    24\n```\n\nField meanings:\n- `target_reviews` — reviews the product is expected to generate that month (can shift after a contract renewal — expect the first months of a new term to have lower targets while the ramp adjusts)\n- `total_reviews_month` — approved reviews landed that specific calendar month\n- `total_reviews` — trailing 3-month total (current month + prior 2); this is the number actually compared against `target_reviews` for the \"met/missed\" flag\n- `start_date` — same field as Step 2; will differ across rows if a renewal happened in the window (useful for confirming the renewal-reset story)\n\n## Step 5 — Combined 12-month history table\n\nJoin the Step 3 (Adoption Tracking) and Step 4 (UGC) result sets in memory on `timestamp_group_month`. Render **one single table** with these columns:\n\n**Month | Target | Reviews that month | Trailing 3-mo total | Recency Met % | Recency Score | Pulse Score (out of max)**\n\nEvery row must show all of these side by side — never split into separate tables. Call out in prose where the score changed month over month (e.g. \"the score dropped from 2 to 0 in April 2026 — coincides with the contract renewal on `start_date`\") and where a burst month (`total_reviews_month` >> `target_reviews`) failed to lift subsequent months.\n\n## Step 6 — The tangible target: months needed to move up a tier\n\nUsing `N` (months_met) and `D` (months_elapsed) from Step 3, compute how many additional qualifying months (each with ≥ target approved reviews) would be needed to cross each score threshold `T` ∈ {0.25, 0.50, 1.00}:\n\n```\nk = CEIL( (T*D - N) / (1 - T) )        for T = 0.25 and T = 0.50\nresulting_ratio = (N + k) / (D + k)\n```\n\nFor `T = 1.00` (Recency Score 3): only reachable if **zero** months have been missed so far this term. If any month has already missed target, say explicitly that a perfect 100% is no longer possible until the *next* renewal (when N and D reset to 0), and give the reset date as approximately `start_date + 1 year`.\n\nPresent as a table:\n\n| Target score | Threshold | Additional months needed at target | Resulting ratio |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | ≥25% | k₁ | (N+k₁)/(D+k₁) |\n| 2 | ≥50% | k₂ | (N+k₂)/(D+k₂) |\n| 3 | 100% | — (reachable only next term) | — |\n\nTranslate `k` into a plain-language ask using the *current* `target_reviews` from Step 4 — e.g. *\"Collect ≥3 approved reviews (this term's monthly target) in just 1 more month to cross into Recency Score 1.\"*\n\n**Important coaching note to always include:** each month only counts as \"met\" or \"missed\" — collecting far more than the target in one month doesn't compensate for a miss in another, and doesn't speed up crossing a threshold any faster than exactly hitting target each month. Consistency across months beats bursts.\n\n## Output format\n\nWrite the final answer in plain, CSM-friendly language. Structure:\n\n1. **Headline**: current Recency Score (X/3) and Pulse Score (X/max), one sentence on why.\n2. **What's driving it**: the bucket rule, the current term's N/D, and (if relevant) whether a contract renewal reset the counter.\n3. **12-month history table**: Month | Target | Reviews that month | Trailing 3-mo total | Recency Met % | Recency Score | Pulse Score (out of max) — one combined table. Call out significant shifts in prose (renewal drops, burst months that failed to sustain, etc.).\n4. **The ask**: the threshold table from Step 6, translated into a plain-English target with the actual monthly review count from Step 4's `target_reviews`.\n\nDo **not** include the raw Looker query blocks in the response by default — CSMs and account execs are the primary audience and query mechanics are noise for them. Only show them if the user explicitly asks — e.g. \"show me the Looker query\", \"which fields did you use\", or a standing preference elsewhere in the conversation says to always include them for Looker/Snowflake questions.\n\nKeep language simple — avoid jargon like \"cumulative ratio\" without a one-line explanation; assume the reader may be a CSM or account exec, not a data analyst.\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/CooJaIQSwH4I59Q/install/0.LHChjdsK6tAdHPViPPn6b1URnnq0Az1-mKeEp0Mi8fI/1/files/0"}]}