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comp-analysis

Analyze compensation — benchmarking, band placement, and equity modeling

comp-analysis is a command from Anthropic's knowledge-work plugins, listed on skills.sh. It analyses compensation for benchmarking, band placement and planning, using market data. It helps with hiring, retention and equity planning, and it answers questions such as what the company should pay a given role, or whether an offer is competitive. It can work on a single role, for example a senior software engineer in a named city, or on uploaded compensation data, such as a CSV or pasted bands. For uploaded data, it analyses where each person sits in their band, identifies outliers, and compares the bands with the market. It suits HR and people leaders who need to set pay ranges or check an offer, and who want the comparisons shown with the data behind them. A connectors guide explains the placeholders and which tools are connected.

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Price
Free
Made by
anthropics
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins/comp-analysis