outreach-enrichlisted

# The enrichment waterfall ## What this does Runs the whole contact data chain on a filtered list, in the order that costs the least: find the missing addresses, verify the ones whose provenance you do not control, decide, then phone numbers for the small group that deserves a call. It runs under a credit budget you set before the first call and stops when it hits it. At the end every row carries a decision (`send`, `hold`, `drop`) and the file says why. Nothing is quietly dropped, nothing is quietly guessed, and nothing is verified twice. Then it **routes**. An enriched list is not one list: the rows with an address go to the email campaign, the rows with no address but a real LinkedIn profile are a different channel, and the rest goes nowhere. Each destination gets its own file and its own Emelia list. Pushing the whole base into one list is the mistake this step exists to prevent. ## When to use it Use it as the default enrichment step of a campaign, when you want one budget, one report and one pass over the list. Use the single skills instead when you want one thing only: `outreach-find-email`, `outreach-find-phone`, `outreach-verify`. This skill calls all three, so read them for the field level detail; it owns the order, the budget, the decision rule and the files. Never run it on an unfiltered list. `outreach-filter` first: exclusions, duplicates, existing customers, the blacklist, rows with no usable company. Credits spent on a row you delete ten minutes later a