What do I need to use The Org Simulator?

The change; The key seats affected; History that shapes reception; Timing and constraints.

Is The Org Simulator free to use?

Yes — run it free in the browser playground (no API key needed for the sponsored trial, or bring any provider key), or install it into Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT and more via npx pm-claude-skills. MIT-licensed and open source.

The Org Simulator

Q: How do I know the The Org Simulator output is good?

The skill verifies itself against its own quality checks: Every key seat's read includes a *because* grounded in scope/status/; identity — no one is labelled a resister without a stated loss; At least one friction item the user hadn't foreseen (probe the shared-; resource collisions and the title deltas — that's where they hide).

🔵 Stable🕐 updated 2026-10-06 ✅ 4.8/5 🔷 SkillSpec L3 pm-2027

Stress-test a proposed org change before announcing it — simulate who gains, who loses, who blocks, where friction erupts in the first 90 days, and run the memo leak test: how does this land when it leaks before you announce it? Use when planning a reorg, changing reporting lines, merging or splitting teams, moving a function, or 'how will this org change land?'. Produces a winners/losers map, a friction forecast, the leak-test read, and a sequenced announcement plan.

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🗣 Say this to your agent

“Plan a reorg.”“Split teams.”“Move a function.”“How will this org change land?”

What to give it

▸The change — current structure → proposed structure, and the honest *why* (the memo-why and the real-why, if different — the simulation needs both)

▸The key seats affected — names/roles, current scope, and what's known of their ambitions and frustrations

▸History that shapes reception — previous reorgs and how they went, standing rivalries, recent departures

▸Timing and constraints — what's fixed, what's still movable, who already knows

✅ The bar it holds itself to

Every skill in this library self-verifies — these are this skill's own quality checks, straight from its definition.

✓Every key seat's read includes a *because* grounded in scope/status/

✓identity — no one is labelled a resister without a stated loss

✓At least one friction item the user hadn't foreseen (probe the shared-

✓resource collisions and the title deltas — that's where they hide)

✓The leak test uses the least charitable reading, not the intended one,

✓and issues a verdict

✓Losers hear it first and privately in the rollout, or the plan argues

✓explicitly why not

⚠️ What it refuses to do

Do not simulate boxes ("Team A reports to B") — simulate Tuesday

morning for the person whose title just got shorter

Do not let the memo-why hide the real-why from the simulation; people

react to the real-why they infer, not the memo-why they're given

Do not use the seat map as a loyalty dossier — it plans communication,

Install

npx pm-claude-skills add --agent claude   # or codex · cursor · gemini · hermes
# or one-line MCP (every skill, any client):
claude mcp add pm-skills -- npx -y -p pm-claude-skills pm-claude-skills-mcp

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