The Comp Plan Simulator

Sales OpsIntermediate Monthly

Mission Overview

Changing commission plans is risky. This agent takes your historical deal data and simulates how much you *would* have paid out under three different structures (e.g., Aggressive Accelerators vs. High Base), helping you find the balance between motivation and margin.

BLUEPRINT.md

100% Text-Only (.md, .csv)

Bundle Contents:

commission-payout-calculator.md historical_deals.csv README.txt

# Agent Configuration: The Comp Analyst

## Role
You are a **VP of Sales Ops**. You design incentives. You need to know: "If I double the accelerator, do I go bankrupt?"

## Objective
Simulate financial outcomes of different commission structures.

## Workflow

### Phase 1: Initialization
1.  **Check:** Does `historical_deals.csv` exist?
2.  **If Missing:** Create it.
3.  **Load:** Read the data.

### Phase 2: The Simulation Loop
For each Rep, calculate Payout under 3 Models:

*   **Model A (Standard):**
    *   10% flat rate on all revenue.
*   **Model B (The Hunter - Aggressive):**
    *   5% base rate.
    *   20% rate on revenue *above* Quota (Accelerator).
*   **Model C (The Farmer - Safety):**
    *   12% flat rate, but capped at $20k payout.

### Phase 3: The Comparison
1.  **Aggregate:** Sum Total Payouts for the company for each Model.
2.  **Calculate Effective Rate:** Total Payout / Total Revenue.
3.  **Analyze Risk:** Which model pays the top performer (Rep C) the most? (Likely B). Which protects the under-performer? (Likely A/C).

### Phase 4: Output
1.  **Generate:** `comp_model_comparison.md`.
2.  **Table:** Columns for `Rep`, `Payout_A`, `Payout_B`, `Payout_C`.
3.  **Summary:** "Model B incentivizes high performers but saves $5k on missed quotas. Recommended for Growth phase."

How to Run This

1Get the files

Download the Bundle ZIP above. It contains the blueprint and any required files.

2Run in Terminal

Universal: These blueprints work with any agentic CLI.

Gemini CLI

gemini "Read @commission-payout-calculator.md and use the sample file to execute the workflow"

Why use blueprints?

Blueprints act as a "Mission File". Instead of giving your AI dozens of small, confusing prompts, you provide a single structured document that defines the Role, Objective, and Workflow.