The Tool Catalog

Every tool in the toolbox, navigable by what you do.

The toolbox federates the whole universe of corpus-grounded analytics tools — and that universe crosses every area of focus. Filter it down to the lens you need: the Marketing view is the GTM toolbox, Compensation the comp toolbox — subset views of one catalog, never separate copies. Every tool runs on peopleanalyst.com and is federated to agents over MCP.

89 tools · 8 focus areas

The catalog

89 tools, filterable by focus area.

Pick a focus area to scope the universe to one lens, or search across all of it. Each card shows what a tool does, what it takes in and gives back, and links to run it.

Focus area

23 of 89 tools · People analytics

The measurement core — behavioral science + statistics applied to the workforce.

Analytics Maturity

People analytics

Where your analytics practice actually stands — and the one constraint holding it there.

In
{ practice, cluster? }
Out
{ practice_summary, dimensions[5] (stage · evidence · gaps), overall (stage · binding_constraint), roadmap[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Effect Size

People analytics

How big is the effect really — and was the study even powered to find it?

In
{ groups?|from_t?|from_f?, target_power?, context?, cluster? }
Out
{ computation (d · CI · r-equivalent · power · n-required · eta² · f), interpretation (narrative · caveats), grounded_in, provenance }

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Engagement Action Planner

People analytics

Paste engagement results — get an action plan (the #1 thing surveys lack).

In
{ results, cluster? }
Out
{ results_summary, themes[]{theme, signal, likely_drivers[]}, priority_actions[]{action, level, owner_hint, timeframe}, comms_plan[], pitfalls[], success_metrics[], riskiest_assumptions[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Exemplar Classifier

People analytics

Classify any free-text response against labeled exemplars — predicted class + calibrated confidence.

In
{ response, exemplars? | exemplarSetId?, semanticWeight?, topK? } — inline labeled exemplars OR a built-in set id ('interview-orientation')
Out
{ predictedClass, confidence, margin, classScores[], nearestExemplars[], features{weintraub,mehrabian}, embedding{mode,degraded} }

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HC Bridge

People analytics

Stop spreading talent investment like peanut butter — find the pools where it changes the game.

In
{ organization, strategic_goal, current_practices? }
Out
{ talent_pools[] (pivotal|important|foundational · rationale · grounded_in), bridge[] (impact/effectiveness/efficiency · linkage · breaks), weakest_link, recommendations[], measures_to_watch[], valuation_note, grounded_in, provenance }

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HR Data Quality

People analytics

Find out what your HR data can and can't answer — before the analysis embarrasses you.

In
{ dataset, intended_analyses?, cluster? }
Out
{ dataset_summary, dimensions[] (findings · cannot_assess), fitness_for_purpose[] (verdict · blocking_issues), remediation_plan[], needs_profiling[], grounded_in, provenance }

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HR Risk Framework

People analytics

Put people risk on the same register as every other risk the board reads.

In
{ organization, context?, known_concerns? }
Out
{ risks[] (category · likelihood/impact · rationale · early_indicators · mitigations · suggested_owner), priority_read, blind_spot, operating_rhythm[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Kirkpatrick Evaluation

People analytics

Prove training changed behavior and results — not just that people enjoyed it.

In
{ program, context?, include_roi?, financials? (program_cost · benefit_streams · isolation_adjustment), cluster? }
Out
{ program_summary, levels[1..4] (measures · instruments · timing · success_indicator), chain_of_evidence, level5? (benefit_streams · computed ROI%/BCR · honesty_notes), roi_level5?, caveats[], grounded_in, provenance }

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LAMP Framework

People analytics

Find out whether your dashboard will change anything — before you ship it.

In
{ initiative, audience?, decision? }
Out
{ anchors[] (verdict: strong|partial|weak|absent · evidence · gaps · fixes · grounded_in), binding_constraint, overall_verdict, riskiest_assumption, grounded_in, provenance }

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Model Card

People analytics

A model card and evaluation audit for any people-data model — documented like it should have been on day one.

In
{ model_description, cluster? }
Out
{ model_summary, card[6 sections], audit[6 checks], priority_gaps[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Nine Box

People analytics

Describe a team — get a 9-box talent grid with per-person actions.

In
{ team, cluster? }
Out
{ team_summary, placements[]{name, performance, potential, box, action}, box_summary[]{box, who[], strategy}, calibration_notes[], riskiest_assumptions[], grounded_in, provenance }

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OKR Designer

People analytics

Turn strategy context into a quarter-ready OKR set that measures outcomes, not activity.

In
{ context, level?: company|team|individual, objectives?, cluster? }
Out
{ level, context_summary, okr_sets[] (objective · rationale · key_results · grounded_in · strength), anti_patterns[], cadence, grounded_in, provenance }

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Onboarding Plan

People analytics

Describe a role — get a 30-60-90 onboarding plan.

In
{ role, cluster? }
Out
{ role_summary, phases[]{phase, goals[], activities[], success_signal}, stakeholders_to_meet[], resources_needed[], success_metrics[], riskiest_assumptions[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Org Design Diagnostic

People analytics

Is the org designed for its strategy? Star Model alignment plus spans-and-layers, with the math done in code.

In
{ design, headcount_by_layer?, cluster? }
Out
{ design_summary, star_points[5] (assessment · misalignments), realignment[], spans_and_layers (per-layer spans · flags) | null, data_flags[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Sales Crediting

People analytics

Crediting rules that end the split disputes — every rule carries the dispute it prevents.

In
{ plan_context, roles?, cluster? }
Out
{ plan_summary, principles[], rules[7 scenarios] (rule · rationale · dispute_prevented · determinable), double_crediting_budget, data_flags[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Scale Drafter

People analytics

A survey scale and self-assessment for any management concept — drafted to psychometric standards, honest that it's a draft.

In
{ concept, definition?, context?, cluster? }
Out
{ construct (refined_definition · not_to_be_confused_with), sub_dimensions[], items[6-12] (keying · dimension), response_scale, self_assessment, adjacencies[], caveats[], handoff, grounded_in, provenance }

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Scale Validator

People analytics

Upload a home-grown survey scale (items + a response matrix) — get a psychometric credibility report you can defend.

In
{ scaleName, items: [{ id?, text }], responses: number[][], groups?, referenceGroup?, cluster? } — responses is a respondents × items matrix; reverse-scored items already recoded
Out
{ scaleName, nItems, nRespondents, nDropped, reliability (cronbachAlpha · mcdonaldOmega · meanInterItemCorrelation · tier), dimensionality (eigenvalues · nFactorsKaiser · firstFactorShare · unidimensional), items[] (itemTotalCorrelation · alphaIfDeleted · loading · flags · recommendation), dif (Mantel-Haenszel · ETS A/B/C · flagged[]), verdict, narrative, grounded_in, provenance }

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Score Explanation

People analytics

Turn a psychometric score into a plain-language explanation tailored to who's reading it.

In
{ decomposition{ dimensions[], overall?, percentile?, reliability?, sem?, flags?, reference_cohort? }, audience, detail_level?, format?, instrument_context? }
Out
{ audience, explanation, key_points[], what_if[], caveats[], grounded_in (dimensions/flags cited), provenance }

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Skills Gap Analysis

People analytics

Describe a team + goal — get rated skill gaps with build/buy + a learning plan.

In
{ context, cluster? }
Out
{ context_summary, target_capabilities[], current_strengths[], gaps[]{skill, severity, build_or_buy, action}, learning_plan[], hiring_priorities[], riskiest_assumptions[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Survey Signal Finder

People analytics

Stop guessing what moves the needle — see what actually does, with the math to back it.

In
{ outcome_key, records?|precomputed?, driver_keys?, context?, cluster? }
Out
{ computation (ranked drivers · CIs · verdicts · warnings), interpretation (narrative · do_not_conclude · next_steps), grounded_in, provenance }

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Turnover Cost

People analytics

Enter a role and a few numbers — get a fully-loaded, cited cost of turnover and the retention business case.

In
{ segment, annualSalary?, headcount?, annualSeparations?|turnoverRatePct?, recruitingPctOfSalary?, onboardingPctOfSalary?, rampMonths?, rampProductivityLossPct?, vacancyDays?, knowledgeLossPctOfSalary?, absenceDaysPerYear? }
Out
{ segment_summary, components[] (formula · assumption · per_separation), per_separation_total, separations, segment_annual_total, absenteeism_annual, grand_total, sensitivity_drivers[], interpretations[], business_case, grounded_in, provenance }

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Utility Analysis

People analytics

The dollar value of a better hire or a real program effect — computed, not vibed.

In
{ mode: selection|program, selection?|program?: {...}, context?, cluster? }
Out
{ computation (ΔU · ROI · break-even · sensitivity), interpretation (narrative · caveats · assumptions_to_challenge), grounded_in, provenance }

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Workforce Plan

People analytics

Describe an org + goals — get a demand/supply/gap workforce plan.

In
{ context, cluster? }
Out
{ context_summary, demand[], supply[], gaps[]{gap, severity, approach}, build_buy_borrow{build[], buy[], borrow[]}, risks[], success_metrics[], riskiest_assumptions[], grounded_in, provenance }

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Want a drop-in for the tool you already use?

The catalog above runs on peopleanalyst.com. When you want the same capability inside Google Sheets, Excel, Power BI, or Tableau, the Store packages it as a drop-in.