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Found 13 Skills
End-to-end cold email outreach orchestration. Handles goal alignment, lead selection from Supabase, sequence design, email generation (via email-drafting), campaign setup in the user's chosen outreach tool, and logging. Tool-agnostic — supports Smartlead (default), Instantly, Lemlist, Apollo, or manual CSV export.
Read content from a Google Doc and use it as the body of a Gmail message.
New Zealand business English writing style for professional communications. Warm, inclusive, EN-NZ spelling. Use when writing emails, chat messages, proposals, client communications, or any business writing for New Zealand SME audiences. Applies to drafting, editing, and tone-checking any professional text.
Use before emailing a PostHog customer, replying to one, or joining a call, and for any request to research a PostHog account. Fires on "/posthog-customer-deep-dive" and on natural language like "deep dive on X", "look up this customer", "help me reply to Y", "prep me for my call with Z", from an email address, domain, account name, or Vitally account id. Researches the account across Vitally and project 2 usage queries, then drafts an email (first touch, follow-up, or reply) or a call-prep brief, every recommendation carrying a live docs link.
American business English writing style for professional communications. Direct, action-oriented, EN-US spelling. Use when writing emails, chat messages, proposals, client communications, or any business writing for American SME audiences. Applies to drafting, editing, and tone-checking any professional text.
Draft one new personalized cold outreach email to one recipient from supplied recipient, relationship, and offer facts when no prior conversation exists and the user wants a low-friction reply rather than a sequence, campaign, or selected-draft edit.
Generate personalized outreach messages using Common Room signals. Triggers on 'draft outreach to [person]', 'write an email to [name]', 'compose a message for [contact]', or any outreach drafting request.
Generate weekly status-request email drafts to outside counsel across the active portfolio — markdown per matter, plus Gmail drafts when the MCP is available. Use when the user asks for OC status requests, weekly outside counsel check-ins, or wants per-matter status emails drafted from the portfolio log.
When the user needs to prepare for a meeting, wants a pre-call briefing, needs to process meeting notes into action items, or wants a follow-up email drafted. Triggers: 'prep for a meeting,' 'I have a call with,' 'meeting with,' 'write a follow-up,' 'meeting notes,' 'debrief,' 'action items from.' Works for sales calls, investor meetings, board meetings, team meetings, podcast appearances, partner calls — any meeting.
British business English writing style for professional communications. Polished, understated, EN-GB spelling. Use when writing emails, chat messages, proposals, client communications, or any business writing for British SME audiences. Applies to drafting, editing, and tone-checking any professional text.
Handles disqualified and near-miss inbound leads gracefully. Drafts polite rejection emails, referral requests (right company wrong person), and nurture routing (future fit). Ensures no inbound lead gets ignored and every disqualification preserves the relationship. Tool-agnostic.
Turns a full inbox into a short, ranked list of what actually needs the owner. Reads the mail, sorts it into needs-you, drafted-and-waiting, and handled, writes replies in the owner's own voice, pulls out the action items and deadlines buried in long threads, files what is finished, and hands bills, leads, and scheduling requests to the skills that own them. Works from pasted or forwarded email text when no mailbox is connected. Use this whenever the owner mentions email at all — including "drowning in email," "I have 300 unread," "what emails need me," "go through my inbox," "clean up my email," "did I miss anything," "who am I supposed to get back to," "draft a reply to this," or "catch me up on my mail." Reach for it for one forwarded message as readily as for a whole morning's backlog.