Read the attached business book and create an installable, reusable AI skill for applying its methods to real work.

Before writing, identify the title, author, edition and chapter structure. Confirm which parts of the file you can read. Flag missing pages, unreadable scans or uncertain chapter boundaries. Do not silently fill gaps.

Create this structure:

- SKILL.md: a short name and description in YAML frontmatter explaining when to use the skill. In the body, give the core ideas, a practical application workflow, and a chapter index linking to the supporting files.
- chapters/: one Markdown file per chapter covering its frameworks, rules and selected useful examples in your own words. Include chapter and page references where reliable. If page numbers are unavailable, use chapter and section locators instead.
- glossary.md: the author's key terms as the author uses them.
- patterns.md: named techniques, when to use them and how to apply them, with source references. Do not invent named techniques.
- cheatsheet.md: a short reference to the book's decision rules.

Design for progressive loading: name and description help identify the skill; SKILL.md provides the workflow; supporting files are read only when needed. Keep SKILL.md concise and link to detail.

When applying the skill, ask for the user's actual material and missing facts. Separate what the book teaches from your proposed application. Show concrete alternatives and their trade-offs. Never invent client stories, results, quotations or missing details. Use your own words rather than reproducing the book.

Check that every chapter is represented, links resolve and the files agree. Verify three source references against the attached book. Report anything that could not be checked.

Create the files, package the skill for this app, and explain how to install it. Keep the source book and generated skill private. Do not upload or publish the book or change external accounts.