carta-compensation-scorecard
SkillCarta Total Compensation scorecard — shows how a corporation's employees compare to market. Two lenses: corporation-level rollup (band distribution — what % of employees are below / at / above market) and per-employee scorecard (each employee's compa-ratio + percentile + market band). Triggered by q
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git clone https://github.com/carta/plugins.git ~/.claude/skills/carta-compensation-scorecardWhat is carta-compensation-scorecard?
Carta Total Compensation scorecard — shows how a corporation's employees compare to market. Two lenses: corporation-level rollup (band distribution — what % of employees are below / at / above market) and per-employee scorecard (each employee's compa-ratio + percentile + market band). Triggered by queries like: "scorecard", "how is our comp positioned", "who's below market", "which employees are below P50", "show me the roster", "are we paying market", "comp posture", "employee compa-ratios". Operates on the corporation's already-ingested CTC roster (HRIS-synced employees). Do NOT use for market-rate lookups for a role (use carta-compensation-benchmarks). Do NOT use for job classification (use carta-compensation-rolematcher). Do NOT use for fund performance scorecards or portfolio-level metrics.
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README · ~32 min readCTC Scorecard
Show how a corporation's compensation stacks up against market — at the corp level (band distribution rollup) or at the employee level (per-employee compa-ratio table) — using Carta Total Compensation data.
This skill calls compensation-service's scorecard endpoints (the same endpoints the CTC in-product UI uses) and renders the result in chat. By construction, the output matches what the customer sees in their CTC product surface.
CRITICAL — Casing rule for ALL user-facing CTC values.
Render CTC taxonomy values in Title Case display form, never the UPPER_SNAKE_CASE API enums. Matches the carta-compensation-rolematcher and carta-compensation-benchmarks convention so the plugin's voice is consistent across skills.
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