> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://integrations.impact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://integrations.impact.com/ai-solutions/mcp-skills/partner-skills/partner-program-discovery-brief.md).

# Partner Program Discovery Brief

Use this skill to find and shortlist new brand programs to apply to based on category, geography, or similar brand signals. It delivers a discovery brief with a ranked prospect table, optional fit analysis, and three next steps for your outreach planning.\
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To analyze performance or track earnings for programs you have already joined, use the [Weekly Performance Digest](/ai-solutions/mcp-skills/partner-skills/partner-weekly-performance-digest.md) instead.

### Prerequisites

* MCP access enabled on your impact.com Brand account.
* Client connected per [MCP Quick Start](/ai-solutions/mcp-quick-start.md).

### Install the skill

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1. Download or copy the skill package above.
2. Install it in Claude, Cursor, or VS Code using [Install an MCP Skill](/ai-solutions/mcp-skills/install-an-mcp-skill.md).
3. Use this package's frontmatter when the AI client asks for metadata:
   * Name: `Partner program discovery brief`
   * Description: `Build a ranked list of brand programs to discover or apply to for an impact.com Partner account from live MCP data. Use for new program candidates, optionally scored for fit against your audience and content.`
   * Folder name (Cursor / VS Code): `partner-program-discovery-brief`
4. With impact.com MCP connected, prompt: "What brand programs should I apply to?"


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