Marketplace
You describe who you sell to. The skill searches Apollo for businesses that match, qualifies them against your criteria, and builds the full outreach cadence: who to contact, in what order, with drafts written for your review. Nothing sends without you. It runs inside your own Claude, on your own accounts, so you own the whole pipeline when you're done.
Learn more about prospecting →Connecting, messaging, posting, commenting, and keeping track of who's who. It's a lot. This skill runs with your AI and assists with all of it: drafts in your voice, a memory for every name, and a clear picture of where each conversation stands. Nothing is automated and nothing sends itself. You do the connecting, because the most important thing about your LinkedIn is that it's actually you.
Learn more about staying you →Most meeting notes are a wall of text nobody reads again. This skill captures what you actually care about: who committed to what, the numbers that were said, the names worth remembering, and what happens next. Pair it with the Data Migration Agent and the details don't just sit in a file: they get filed into the tools you already use, so your client records fill themselves in.
Learn more about remembering everything →If you run your business on Claude, you know the feeling: the usage limit arrives by lunch because the frontier model is doing work a cheaper model could handle just fine. This skill sets up your Claude so the frontier model (Fable) acts as the brain: it plans the work and reviews what comes back. Cheaper models (Sonnet for most tasks, Opus for the harder pieces) do the actual legwork. You get the same quality where it matters, at a fraction of the token burn.
Learn more about orchestration →You talk through the work, the skill writes the proposal: scope, timeline, price, in your voice and your format. Every number gets checked before it goes out, so you never send a proposal where the math doesn't add up. You review, you send.
Learn more about winning the work →You update one page, and the rest quietly fall out of date. Your website says one thing, your LinkedIn another, your proposal a third. This skill keeps one source of truth for your message and checks every page against it. When something changes, it tells you exactly what else needs updating, so everything you show the world stays honest and consistent.
Learn more about staying consistent →