A level-1 org chart for any company — from just its name. No data feeding. No CSV.
Existing org-chart skills render data you already have. This skill is for the far more common case: you have nothing but a company name. It researches the company's own official pages (or official PDFs — common in Japan, China, APAC, India, and government bodies), extracts the top leader and executive team with verbatim titles and a source link per person, and renders a Mermaid chart plus a roster table.
npx skills add asheSky/exec-company-org-chartJust ask your agent:
"Org chart for Microsoft" "Who runs costco.com.au?" "Map the leadership team for this account: Zerodha"
Optionally pass a website domain as the grounding anchor — when given, the skill charts exactly that entity and never "corrects" you to global HQ.
- Zero input data — name in, sourced chart out (vs. CSV-fed generators)
- Official sources only — the company's own site and documents; LinkedIn, news, and aggregators are banned by design
- A source link on every person + an as-of date on every chart
- Refuses instead of guessing — ambiguous name, no leadership disclosure, unreadable source → you get an honest fallback with next steps, never a plausible-looking wrong chart
- Region-aware — Executive Committee, Management Board, Managing Officer, Executive General Manager… the company's own vocabulary wins; PDF disclosures are in scope
- Level-1 by design — top leader + executive team. Public sources aren't reliable deeper, so deeper isn't offered.
Ask: "Org chart for Microsoft"
Official source: microsoft.com · As of 2026-07-21
graph TD
n1["Satya Nadella<br/><i>Chairman and Chief Executive Officer</i>"]
n1 --> n2["Brad Smith<br/><i>Vice Chair and President</i>"]
n1 --> n3["Amy Hood<br/><i>Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer</i>"]
n1 --> n4["Judson Althoff<br/><i>CEO, Microsoft Commercial Business</i>"]
n1 --> n5["Amy Coleman<br/><i>Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer</i>"]
n1 --> n6["Takeshi Numoto<br/><i>Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer</i>"]
| # | Name | Title (verbatim) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Satya Nadella | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer | news.microsoft.com/source/leadership |
| 2 | Brad Smith | Vice Chair and President | same |
| 3 | Amy Hood | Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer | same |
| 4 | Judson Althoff | CEO, Microsoft Commercial Business | same |
| 5 | Amy Coleman | Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer | same |
| 6 | Takeshi Numoto | Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer | same |
Notes: Microsoft's page defines "Executive Officers" as its executive group — that set is the chart. Its Board of Directors section is excluded by rule.
Receipt: 6 executives · source: page · microsoft.com · as of 2026-07-21
The skill was validated against an 8-case live test matrix — a JS-walled site, a
bot-blocked site, a holding company, Japanese governance titles, a PDF-only
disclosure, a founder-led startup, and a nonexistent company (which it correctly
refused to chart). Full results: specs/001-exec-org-chart/test-results.md.
Spec-driven, not vibe-coded: the constitution, spec, plan, and task list that
produced this skill are in memory/ and specs/ — the skill
is the implementation of those artifacts.
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