faiz-sayyad
UserProduction-ready Claude Code Skill Pack for LinkedIn outreach.
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Indexed Skills (6)
follow-up-sequence
Draft a 3-touch follow-up sequence with distinct angles per touch. Uses the "reply-not-pitch" pattern for touch 2 (30% higher performance in the source data). Use whenever the user asks for a follow-up, sequence, cadence, multi-touch outreach, or wants to know how to re-engage after silence. Also use when the user says "they didn't reply, now what" or asks about persistence in outbound.
linkedin-connection-note
Write a LinkedIn connection request note under 300 characters, using one of 4 proven patterns tailored to context. Use whenever the user needs to send a connection request with a note, asks how to phrase a LinkedIn invite, wants to reach a 2nd or 3rd-degree connection on LinkedIn, or asks for a "connect message" or "invite note." Also use before any LinkedIn DM to a stranger where the user isn't sure if they should connect first vs. InMail.
linkedin-opener
Generate 5 first-line variants for a LinkedIn DM or InMail, tailored to a specific signal and target person. Use whenever the user asks for a LinkedIn opener, first line, message opener, hook, or "how do I start a LinkedIn message to X." Also use when the user asks to draft a LinkedIn message, cold DM, or outreach message on LinkedIn — the opener is where 90% of the work happens.
objection-response
Identify an incoming reply's objection type from 6 common categories and draft a response that doesn't defend or sell. Use whenever the user pastes a reply from a prospect and asks how to respond, wants to handle an objection, mentions someone said "no" or "not now" or pushed back, or asks for help with a difficult response. Also use when the user asks "how do I respond to X" where X is any prospect reply.
report-back
Generate a structured end-of-day summary of outreach activity. Use whenever the user asks to wrap up the day, get a daily digest, summarize outbound work, prep a Slack update, or track what happened across sends, replies, and meetings. Also use for weekly summaries or when the user says "give me a report on today's outreach."
signal-triage
Classify an incoming outbound signal by tier (T1/T2/T3), set the SLA, and recommend the outreach channel. Use whenever the user pastes signal data, describes a buying signal, mentions a target account firing a signal, or asks how to prioritize incoming outbound signals — even if they don't explicitly use the word "triage." Also use for questions like "should I reach out?", "how fast should I respond?", or "is this a hot lead?"
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.