The board
When you think of a skoor,
think of numbers.
One Company Skoor for the firm. An Agent Skoor for every agent it runs. The drift feed underneath, and a keeper behind the board. Every scoreboard worth trusting has one.
Your skoorboard today
This is not an error state. Most firms running agents have exactly this board: agents at work, nothing measured, empty slots where the numbers should be. An empty slot is honest — a number nobody computed would not be.
skoorboard · Your firm
nothing measured yetCompany Skoor
the firm's posture
Agent · Bookkeeper
behaviour, continuous
Agent · Receptionist
behaviour, continuous
What measured looks like
A sample, and labeled as one on the board itself — no real scores exist yet, and the first will be earned by an assessed firm, not typed into a website. Note the analyst row: a new agent’s slot starts empty and earns its number through behaviour.
skoorboard · Sample & Co.
sample dataCompany Skoor
posture · re-scored annually
Agent · Bookkeeper
behaviour · continuous
Agent · Receptionist
behaviour · continuous
Agent · Analyst
deployed this week
Scope change detected on calendar connector — re-score queued (sample event)
Audit sink verified complete for week 34 (sample event)
How a number gets onto the board
Never typed — computed. The Company Skoor is measured against a rubric published before the engagement starts. Each Agent Skoor is computed continuously from behaviour: actions checked against policy, drift caught inside a committed window, the audit trail complete. The rubric is public precisely so you can verify no number was shaped around anyone.
The Skoorkeeperkeeps the board current. You can keep one by hand, on any stack, without us — what Skoor adds is the measurement.
Get your first number on the board.
The assessment produces your baseline Company Skoor — the first real plate on your board, and you keep the report either way.