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reddit-scrape

Scrape Reddit posts and comments via the Apify connector — single post, subreddit, user, or keyword search. Returns structured data (title, body, author, upvotes, comments, images). Use for "scrape Reddit", "get this Reddit post", "Reddit comments on", "what are people saying in r/", "search Reddit", "browse Reddit".

zapier-workflow-builder

Design Zapier workflows (Zaps) for any automation need — architecture, troubleshooting, Copilot prompts. Use for "build a Zap", "Zapier help", "automate this", or any workflow Zapier could solve.

brand-voice

Brand and communications reference — naming rules, colors, fonts, tone, logo usage, brand messaging, and document formatting standards. Use when creating branded content, Word docs, presentations, or any externally-facing materials.

case-study

Write case studies from program results, client/member experiences, or initiative outcomes. Use for "write a case study", "document this result", "success story about", or "case study from this experiment".

content-draft

Draft marketing and communications content in your organization's brand voice — blog posts, newsletter articles, thought leadership, web copy, one-pagers. Use for "write a blog post", "draft an article", "write copy for", "create content about".

content-strategy

Strategic content planning — editorial calendars, content pillars, distribution, audience targeting. Use for "content strategy", "editorial calendar", "content plan", or "what should we publish". For drafting individual pieces, use the content-draft skill.

document-find

Find documents in your organization's document storage — SharePoint, Google Drive, Notion, or other knowledge bases. Use for "find the document", "where is the file", "find on [storage platform]", "look up the [document type]".

email-draft

Draft emails in your organization's brand voice. Use for "write an email", "draft a message", "reply to", "follow up with". Applies organization-appropriate tone by audience type.

event-promo

Promotional content for your organization's events — email invitations, social posts, one-pagers, and speaker or sponsor outreach. Use for "promote [event name]", "write event copy", "event invitation for", or "sell sheet for [event]".

launch-strategy

Plan launches for programs, research, products, events, or initiatives — scoping, stakeholders, phased rollout, and go-to-market. Use for "plan a launch", "rollout plan", "go-to-market strategy", "how do we launch this".

meeting-followup

Generate segmented follow-up emails after meetings — different messages for attendees, no-shows, speakers, and internal teams. Use for "meeting follow-up", "post-meeting email", or when a transcript or notes are provided.

org-context

Organizational context reference — structure, teams, programs, events, research, membership/customers, document storage, chat, and tools. Use when referencing staff, departments, initiatives, or internal resources. Populate this before using any other skill that references organization-specific information.

press-release

Wire-ready press releases in your organization's voice — for research, program results, partnerships, events, and announcements. Use for "write a press release", "draft a PR", "announcement for media".

research-brief

Format research findings into structured briefs for different audiences — board updates, member/client summaries, internal team updates, and public-facing summaries. Use for "research brief", "summarize this research", "board update on", or "[program name] summary".

social-post

Draft social media posts in your organization's brand voice, optimized primarily for LinkedIn. Use for "LinkedIn post", "social content", "promote on social", "write a tweet", or "post about".

subagent-delegation

MANDATORY before starting any multi-part task, spawning any subagent, doing 3+ searches or tool calls, reading or summarizing long material, bulk-processing items, or independently checking important claims. Inspect the active subagent types first, route bounded work to the cheapest advertised suitable worker, prevent duplicate work, and keep synthesis in the main conversation.

war-council

Convene a panel of expert personas that argue with each other before you commit to a decision. Use when asked for a war council, a panel, pushback, a second opinion, multiple perspectives, a stress test, a pre-mortem, a devil's advocate, "what am I missing", or "poke holes in this", and before consequential calls on spend, hiring, positioning, vendor choice, or program direction. For one critic rather than a panel, spawn the `verifier` role from `subagent-delegation` instead.

audience-personas

Your organization's audiences — by type (e.g., end-user, partner, vendor), by role/seniority (executive, governance, technical SME), and by lifecycle stage (prospect, new, renewing) — with what each cares about and how to write, pitch, or present to them. Use when drafting, editing, or tailoring any email, deck, post, or document aimed at a specific audience.

factual-accuracy

Verify every specific claim against a real source before a deliverable goes out, and spawn a fact-checker subagent when the claim load is heavy. Use whenever producing or editing anything containing a statistic, percentage, dollar figure, price, date, count, attendance number, headcount, name, job title, membership or customer status, quote, restatement of what someone said in email/Slack/a meeting, chart, image, logo, or external link. Also use before any send or publish, when a template has slots that cannot be filled from known sources, when tempted to round or estimate a figure, and when asked "is this accurate", "can we say this", "where did this come from", "check this before I send", or "fact-check this". Applies to proposals, decks, one-pagers, prospect and customer email, letters, Slack replies, spreadsheets, charts, briefs, recaps, and board material. Relax only when explicitly asked for illustrative, sample, or placeholder content.

personal-writing-style

Draft and revise emails, Slack messages, replies, memos, and personal posts in the individual sender's own voice, and strip AI tells from personal prose. The sender's own writing skill, style file, samples, and stated preferences are the authority; this skill fills gaps and supplies defaults only when no personal source exists. Not an organizational style guide. Do not load the organizational brand-voice guide for person-to-person writing.

daily-briefing

Produce a prioritized daily briefing covering new email received, sent mail still awaiting a reply, upcoming calendar events, and commitments the person still owes, sorted into Urgent / Needs Reply / FYI. Use whenever someone asks for a "daily briefing", "morning brief", "daily brief", "start my day", "what's on my plate", "catch me up on my inbox", "what needs my attention today", or any request to triage their inbox and calendar together. Works with whichever mail and calendar tools are connected (Outlook/Microsoft 365, Gmail/Google Workspace). Lookback defaults to 3 days of mail and is configurable; default output renders in chat.

meeting-commitments

Track what the person promised in their meetings, suppress what is already handled, and hand back a short ranked list of what they still owe. Use when someone asks what they committed to, what they owe people, what they forgot, what is outstanding from their calls, "collect everything I was supposed to do", "what did I promise", "what am I behind on", "what's still open from my meetings", or asks for a recurring follow-up list. Also use to set that list up as a scheduled task, to mark commitments done, and on first run to configure where the tracker stores its data. Works against any meeting-notes source that exposes transcripts or summaries (Granola and Fireflies are used below as the worked examples). This tracks commitments across meetings over time; it does not write up an individual meeting.

weekly-agenda

Sweep the past week across meetings, email, and chat, then force-rank the 5 to 10 topics a leadership team actually needs to discuss. Use when asked to prep for a leadership or team meeting, build an agenda, work out what to raise, or "prep me for Monday". Adapts to whichever meeting, mail, and chat tools are connected. For a personal inbox and calendar triage rather than a team agenda, use daily-briefing instead.

document-storage

Read, edit, upload, and locally sync documents in your organization's SharePoint/OneDrive or Google Drive. Use for 'update the file on [platform]', 'save this to [platform]', 'edit this document in place', or when someone asks to set up local access to a site or shared drive. For just locating a document, use document-find instead.

obsidian-setup

Help someone turn the notes they already have into an Obsidian vault, then organize it. Use when someone says they want to set up Obsidian, asks what a vault is, asks how to get their Apple Notes or Granola or Evernote or Notion notes into one place, wants their notes organized into folders or tagged, asks whether Obsidian and Claude Cowork can use the same folder, or is stuck partway through setting Obsidian up.

propose-skill-edit

Turn a staff member's feedback about a skill into a reviewable proposal with a real patch attached, and submit it to the maintainer. Use whenever someone says a skill is wrong, out of date, missing something, or gave a bad answer; when they say 'this should say X instead', 'that's not right anymore', 'can you fix the skill', 'who maintains this', or 'how do I suggest a change'; and when a mistake in a skill, agent, or reference file is found while doing other work. Also use on the maintainer side to list pending proposals and apply them. Covers the skills and agents in your org's fork of this pack.

lead-research

Research and qualify prospective customers, partners, or members and the people to contact there, using your CRM and an enrichment tool first and LinkedIn or Apify scrapers as backup. Use for 'find prospects like', 'qualify this company', 'who should we talk to at', 'build a target list', or 'research this lead before I call'.

briefing-prep

Prepare structured meeting briefs — attendee research, relationship context, agenda, and talking points. Use for "prep me for a meeting", "brief me on", "meeting prep for", or "I have a call with".

research

Web research with structured findings and source citations. Use when asked to "research", "investigate", "look into", "find out about", or gather background on any topic. Returns findings organized into key points, analysis, and sourced references.

asana-task

Create, update, or manage Asana tasks and projects. Use for "add to Asana", "create a task", "assign to [name]", "update the Asana task", or "check Asana for".

slack-summary

Summarize Slack channel activity — decisions, action items, key discussions. Use for "summarize Slack", "Slack recap", "catch me up on [channel]", or "what did I miss in Slack".

search-and-scrape

Use BEFORE any web search, lookup, or page fetch/scrape to pick the right tool instead of defaulting to one. Routes SEARCH across parallel-search (general default), Exa (semantic / find-similar / discovery), and Perplexity (synthesized cited answers + deep research); routes FETCH across Jina Reader (default, fast/cheap) and Firecrawl (JS-heavy / anti-bot / structured extract / crawl). Defers to linkedin-scrape and reddit-scrape for those platforms. Triggers on "search", "look up", "find out", "research", "scrape", "fetch this page", "get this article".

linkedin-scrape

Find LinkedIn profiles, posts, companies, and people. Use the LinkedIn MCP by default; use Apify for high-volume or contact-enrichment work.