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Submit marketplaceOperator-grade Instantly API v2 pack with 24 source-grounded skills for campaigns, accounts, leads, scoped access, webhooks, reliability, and governed delivery.
Hardware & physical-product skills: hardware PRDs with cost stacks, BOM cost review, EVT/DVT/PVT gate reviews, factory acceptance tests (AQL), tooling risk assessment, and RMA failure analysis (8D) — NPI judgment for HW PMs and ops leads.
Seventeen skills that ship as one pack — a portable discipline for tracked, multi-session, agent-assisted development: the orchestrator seat a non-engineer works from (one session routing, auditing, and merging parallel lanes), a router entry point, a once-per-repo setup interview that records whether you lead from that seat or read code and pick skills, per-repo institutional memory written as side effects of work, relentless grilling, decision maps, throwaway prototypes, autonomous research lanes, ticket filing, human-step wizards, session handoffs, a build discipline of seam-scoped test-first tracer slices, a disciplined bug-diagnosis loop where no fix ships without a named cause, an adversarial review that breaks changes before they ship, a skeptic-verified state review of the codebase itself, an append-only decision trail that lets a human audit an unattended run after stepping away, and a PR-writing standard that leads with the problem, shows before-and-after proof, and says whet
Research buyers, acquire leads, follow up, support customers and grow accounts.
Restructure any rough build, research, or legal-drafting request into an IRAC-shaped prompt — Issue, Rule, Analysis, Conclusion — optimized for a frontier model. It's the bar-exam framework, repurposed as prompt engineering. The skill leads with the issue and ends with the conclusion (where models weight attention most), forces you to name your constraints and non-goals, and specifies what "good" looks like before a single token is generated. Use it before any non-trivial build, or whenever a vague ask deserves a precise brief.
Run cold email sequences on autopilot and manage full sales outreach campaigns via the SalesBlink API. Use this skill to build automated multi-step email campaigns (sequences), manage leads and email lists, create reusable templates with merge variables and spintax, connect sending accounts (Gmail, Outlook, SMTP), handle inbox replies, and track campaign analytics (opens, clicks, replies, sent). Also supports bulk contact imports, email deliverability testing (inbox placement / spam checks), sender warmup links, workspace/team management, and any HTTP request to the SalesBlink platform.
Cargo is go-to-market infrastructure for AI agents. These 19 skills let your agent build B2B lead and account lists, find and verify work emails, enrich companies and contacts from 50+ licensed data providers, score leads, sync your CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio and 140+ other tools), and watch buying signals like job changes, funding and hiring. Any of it can run as a scheduled workflow. New accounts get 100 free credits for their first 30 days, no card needed.
Structured persuasion for tech leads, PMs, founders—five scenarios on Hook→Context→Proposal→Evidence→Ask with AI intake and checklist
workflowFind and enrich B2B leads from Booking.com - hotels, apartments, and vacation rentals - and pull each host's or property manager's real contact details (email, phone, company name, registration number). Use when the user says things like "get emails from Booking.com", "Booking.com lead generation", "find tour operator / property manager / host contacts", "scrape accommodation owner emails", or "build a list of Booking hosts". The host's email is usually already inside the Booking scraper's traderInfo field (EU/AU trader-transparency disclosure) - this skill leads with that and uses a Google Maps email scraper only as a fallback, instead of relying on Google Maps first (which mostly returns the wrong business).
Set up a recurring buying-signal detection pipeline that finds companies showing buying intent across three signal types — job postings (hiring for the persona), fundraising events (recent raises), and LinkedIn content (pain-point posts, hiring announcements) — then aggregates results into a deduplicated leads.csv with the signal source, evidence URL, and detection timestamp per row. Split-schedule architecture — Apify Actor Tasks pull raw data on their own cadence, a Claude-side aggregation task normalizes, deduplicates against a blacklist, and appends new leads with a weekly-idempotent guard. Use when the user says "find companies with buying signals", "detect intent signals for outbound", "set up a weekly lead pipeline", "monitor hiring signals for lead gen", "track startup funding leads", "find LinkedIn buying signals", "schedule Apify Actors for prospecting", "build a signals-based lead list", or "set up buying-intent monitoring for my ICP".
Build a local-business lead database from Google Maps in one Apify pipeline: search by target audience + geography, enrich each place with company contacts from its website, leads enrichment (names, emails, phones, LinkedIn), Instagram + Facebook profiles, and optionally reviews for lead scoring. For places with no named contacts, escalate to apify/ai-web-scraper to pull owner / decision-maker names from the business website. Backfill missing phones via scalelist/phone-finder and missing emails via scalelist/email-finder. Use when the user asks to build a lead list from Google Maps, scrape local businesses, generate B2B leads by city/industry, find owner/decision-maker contacts for restaurants / dentists / gyms / hotels / any local vertical, score leads by review volume or rating, or says "Google Maps lead-gen pipeline", "leads from Maps", "prospect local businesses", "scrape Google Maps for outreach", "find companies in <city>", or mentions chaining Google Maps + AI web scraper + Scal
Score and enrich a CSV of B2B leads using Apify Actors. Takes a CSV with company URLs, free-text scoring rules, and an enrichment preference; runs BuiltWith (tech stack), Website Content Crawler (content classification), and Contact Info Scraper (company metadata) for scoring; enriches with either department-specific contacts (Contact Info Scraper + Bulk Email Finder fallback) or copywriter discovery (Google Search Scraper → AI Web Scraper → Bulk Email Finder). Outputs an enriched CSV with a numeric score and a per-lead outreach_hook column that personalizes cold email copy (e.g. "uses Shopify → send Shopify install guide"). Use when user asks to score leads, qualify leads, enrich a lead list, detect a company's tech stack for outreach, find marketing/sales/engineering contacts at a list of companies, hunt down blog copywriters for guest-post pitches, personalize cold email at scale, or turn a raw domain list into a ready-to-pitch account list.
Build a local-business lead list without scraping Google Maps. Routes "find dentists / plumbers / salons / restaurants in <city> with emails", "business email finder for <category> in <city>", "web-design prospects with no website or a weak one", "enrich my list of business websites with verified emails", "leads within 5 km of an address" and "alert me when new businesses appear" to an OpenStreetMap-based Actor that crawls each business's own website and returns one 73-column row per business with an MX-verified email, phone, social profiles, website platform and a 0-100 lead score. No Google Maps, no API key, no proxy, no login; every filter runs before billing. Use when the user wants local B2B leads for cold email or calls, a Google Maps alternative that avoids Google's terms, a bring-your-own-website-list enrichment pass, or a scheduled new-business watch for one category and city.
Scrape Reddit with the harshmaur/reddit-scraper Apify Actor: keyword search across all of Reddit or inside one subreddit, full subreddit listings, post permalinks with complete comment threads, user profiles and community info, with date-range filters and optional delivery of results into Slack, Notion, Google Sheets or Airtable through Apify MCP connectors. Use when the user says "monitor my brand on Reddit", "find leads on Reddit", "what is Reddit saying about X", "scrape r/<subreddit>", "pull all comments from this Reddit thread", "Reddit posts about X since <date>", "track competitor mentions on Reddit", "Reddit sentiment for X" (labels are a paid add-on; otherwise quote the body), "build a Reddit dataset", "scrape a Reddit user's history", or any request for Reddit posts, comments, subreddits or users as structured data. No Reddit API key or login is needed. Out of scope: posting or replying on Reddit, private or quarantined communities, and semantic/topic search (Reddit search is
Builds a list of verified business emails from Google Maps, Google SERPs, or a user-supplied URL list. Verification happens inside the same Apify run — no third-party verifier needed. Use when user asks to find verified emails, build a leads list, scrape emails from Maps or SERP, verify emails for a URL list, or find an Apollo / Hunter alternative.
Aggregated (not authored here). ADHD-friendly output mode — leads with the next action, numbers steps, restates state each turn, makes wins visible. General agent-behavior skill. By Ayoub G. (ayghri), MIT.
workflowWhen the user wants to plan, evaluate, or build a free tool for marketing purposes — lead generation, SEO value, or brand awareness. Also use when the user mentions "engineering as marketing," "free tool," "marketing tool," "calculator," "generator," "interactive tool," "lead gen tool," "build a tool for leads," or "free resource." This skill bridges engineering and marketing — useful for founders and technical marketers.