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- Automation
Agent Browser Cli Automation
A Rust-based CLI tool optimized for AI-driven browser automation. Provides structured accessibility tree representations for fast, reliable web interactions with screenshot verification and coordinate-based fallback.
- Calendar And Meetings
Booking Reservations and Appointments
Booking reservations and appointments on the USER's behalf at restaurants, venues, salons, doctors, and similar third-party establishments. Handles the three-party choreography: (1) align with USER on must-haves, redlines, and soft preferences BEFORE contacting the venue, (2) consult the personal-info bank so you never stall on a call for missing details (last name, callback number, email), (3) negotiate with the venue and confirm. Use whenever the user asks you to book, reserve, schedule with, or call ahead to an outside business.
- Gtm
Competitor Intelligence
Builds and maintains competitor intelligence for sales and marketing. Use when monitoring competitor pricing, features, or messaging changes; researching alternatives for a comparison page; building 'vs' or 'alternatives to' SEO landing pages (e.g. 'create alternatives to Lindy'); handling competitive objections in deals; or analyzing customer sentiment on review sites (G2, Capterra). Sources include review sites, LinkedIn, competitor websites, news alerts, and Reddit. For broader positioning strategy see `marketing`; for SEO optimization of the comparison pages see `seo`; for prospect (not competitor) research see `prospect-research-automation`.
- Legal
Contract Redlining
Generate a DOCX with Word tracked-changes (redlines) showing the difference between an original contract and a revised version. Use when: (1) you need to redline a contract received from a counterparty with your proposed changes; (2) you need to show a counterparty what changed between two versions of an agreement; (3) a user asks you to "redline" or "markup" a Word document. Produces a .docx file with Word-native track-changes (strikethroughs and insertions) that can be opened in Word, Google Docs, or DocuSign and reviewed, accepted, or rejected clause by clause.
- Calendar And Meetings
Creating Am Brief
Summarize what matters for the start of the day. Prioritize clarity, factual accuracy, and sufficient context.
- Calendar And Meetings
Creating Hourly Briefings
Every hour, surface any important updates to your user. Summarize only what actually matters from integrated Email + Calendar. Triggered by the hourly reminder, never ad hoc.
- Meta
Creating Skills
Create or update a skill whenever you detect a recurring workflow or named procedure. Skills capture the "how" so future-you and other sessions can follow a consistent, improving playbook.
- Gtm
Crm Booking Sync
Sync booking tool events to CRM automatically. When a discovery call or meeting is booked, automatically create or update a contact and deal in the CRM. Use when the user wants to "sync bookings to CRM," "connect Cal.com to HubSpot," "auto-create deals from meetings," "sync Calendly to Salesforce," or "automate meeting-to-deal creation."
- Gtm
Cro
Conversion-rate optimization for web funnel surfaces — diagnosing and fixing low-performing forms, pages, paywalls, popups, and signup flows. Use when the user asks 'lift form completion rate', 'improve page conversion', 'design paywall messaging', 'reduce popup abandonment', 'diagnose signup friction', or wants to design an A/B test on any of these surfaces. Covers field reduction, CTA hierarchy, trust signals, mobile UX, and A/B-test design. For overall marketing strategy see `marketing`; for organic traffic to those pages see `seo`; for landing-page production (rather than optimization) see `marketing/Reference/landing-pages.md`.
- Product
Cross Functional Coordination
Coordinate across engineering, design, and leadership to drive product decisions. Run design reviews, negotiate scope, align stakeholders, unblock decisions, and communicate trade-offs. Use when: a feature needs input from multiple teams, a scope decision is stuck, stakeholders disagree on priorities, or you need to say "no" with a rationale. PM-focused — you are the connective tissue between teams.
- Sales
Email Sequence Builder
Proven email sequences and templates for B2B outbound campaigns.
- Communications
Following Up On Phone Calls
Guide for processing call transcripts, determining next steps, and communicating with your user.
- Calendar And Meetings
Generating Meeting Prep
Proactively prepares meeting briefings by combining calendar review with participant research. Only activate when reminded — not spontaneously.
- Gtm
Hypothesis Driven Outbound
Run hypothesis-driven outbound campaigns end-to-end. Create targeting hypotheses, build lead lists in Clay, sync to CRM via Hypothesis Engine, load into email sequences, and track performance per hypothesis. Use when the user wants to "create a new outbound hypothesis," "build a lead list," "sync leads to Attio," "launch a new campaign," or "test a new segment."
- Research
Lead Qualification Engine
Systematic framework for qualifying inbound leads and determining priority.
- Gtm
Linkedin
Handles LinkedIn-based lead generation, prospecting, and engagement across three end-to-end pipelines: scraping LinkedIn post engagers and loading them into cold-email campaigns (Phantombuster + Apollo + Instantly), scaling personalized comment replies with browser automation, and structured multi-touch outreach via connection requests, sequenced messaging, and InMails. Use when the Righthand needs to load LinkedIn warm-prospect lists into email campaigns, run comment engagement at scale (replying to a competitor's post commenters with a lead magnet), or run a multi-touch LinkedIn outreach sequence. For broader marketing strategy see `marketing`; for general (non-LinkedIn) social posting see `marketing/Reference/social.md`; for prospect enrichment see `prospect-research-automation`; for outbound sequencing strategy see `hypothesis-driven-outbound`.
- Gtm
Marketing
Marketing strategy and execution across positioning, pricing, content, social, lead generation, paid acquisition, launches, and organic growth. Use when the user asks how to position the product against competitors, what to charge, what content strategy would work, how to design a LinkedIn or Twitter growth playbook, how to create a lead magnet, how to plan a launch, how to capitalize on a news cycle, or how to set up paid ads. Covers both strategic planning (problems to solve first, value articulation) and tactical execution (copywriting briefs, landing-page structure, audience targeting, campaign optimization). For organic search specifically see `seo`; for conversion-rate optimization of marketing surfaces see `cro`; for LinkedIn-specific outbound see `linkedin`; for competitor positioning research see `competitor-intelligence`; for general writing craft see `writing`.
- Calendar And Meetings
My Calendar
Manages the Righthand's own calendar — creating events, responding to invitations, rescheduling, and reviewing the schedule for conflicts and free blocks. Use when the user asks the Righthand to schedule a meeting, confirm or decline attendance, reschedule something it's on, or audit its own calendar over the next 6 weeks for conflicts and free time. Uses `agent calendar create/respond/update/cancel`, reads `Knowledge/Events/`, and resolves times against `Knowledge/SELF.yaml` and contact timezone profiles in `Knowledge/People/`. Covers individual availability gathering, multi-stakeholder scheduling, timezone conversion, and proactive calendar review. For a USER's connected Google/Outlook calendar, use `working-with-calendar` instead.
- Email And Comms
My Email
Manages the Righthand's own inbox across email, SMS, and Slack — reading threads, drafting replies, sending new messages, and triaging campaign responses. Uses `agent email send/reply/forward/mark-read`, `agent sms send/reply/mark-read`, and `agent slack send/reply/mark-read` for outbound; reads thread files and `unread.yaml` from `Knowledge/Communications/`. Use when a message has arrived in your own inbox and you need to read or reply to it, when you need to draft and send a new email as yourself, when triaging unread messages, or when classifying responses to a cold campaign you sent. For a USER's connected Gmail or Outlook account, use `working-with-email` instead.
- Self Management
Nightly Review
Daily end-of-day reflection. Run when your nightly-review reminder fires (default midnight America/Los_Angeles). Walk a fixed checklist: distill the last 24 hours of thoughts into memories worth keeping, audit open Tasks and Projects, audit open reminders, and reflect on whether you are becoming who you set out to be.
- Onboarding
Onboarding
Structured onboarding sequence run when a newly instantiated Righthand meets its manager for the first time. Use when a Righthand has just been hired/instantiated for a new role and is about to interact with its manager — typically the very first inbound message from a new manager. Load `Reference/base.md` first for universal onboarding principles (where to store context, what to learn, plan-aware behavior), then load the role-specific Reference doc matching the role being onboarded into: `copywriter`, `cro`, `csr`, `ea`, `gtm-engineer`, `others`, `pm`, `sdr`, or `swe`. Each role doc guides discovery of role-critical facts, recurring routines, and team context that should be persisted under `Knowledge/`. After onboarding completes, see `creating-skills` if the Righthand wants to author new skills based on what it learned.
Onboarding Writing Style
Interview the user to create or refine an AI writing style guide. Use when the writing skill has no real style guide, when the user says "learn my voice" or "this does not sound like me", or when writing feedback should be turned into durable voice guidance.
- Research
Prospect Research Automation
Complete research workflow for BDRs to gather intelligence before outreach.
- Support
Righthand Docs
Use when a user asks how to set up, configure, upgrade, connect, secure, or manage Righthand itself. Ground answers in the public Righthand docs and do not invent undocumented product behavior.
- Sales
Sales Pipeline Analytics
Systematic approach to tracking, analyzing, and reporting on sales performance.
- Calendar And Meetings
Scheduling Reminders
Use reminders to schedule future actions and ensure nothing falls through the cracks. When you promise to do something later, create a reminder.
- Research
Searching The Web
Use when you need up-to-date facts, news, or external verification beyond the knowledge graph.
- Communications
Sending Communications
Use whenever you need to send an outbound SMS, email, Slack message, or voice call from your own number/address. Your final response text is internal logging only — the ONLY way to talk to the outside world is the agent CLI.
- Gtm
Seo
SEO strategy across site audits, content production, schema markup, and programmatic content generation. Use when the user requests an SEO audit (crawlability, technical issues, on-page optimization), plans a content cluster around target keywords, adds schema/structured data to enable rich results, or builds programmatic SEO pages from a dataset or template. References Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, keyword tools (Keywords Everywhere, Ahrefs, SEMrush), and schema validators. For overall GTM strategy see `marketing`; for conversion of organic-traffic pages see `cro`; for competitor comparison pages targeting SEO see `competitor-intelligence`.
- Product
Shipping And Launch Coordination
Track a feature from approved spec through to shipped and measured. Coordinate QA, manage rollout plans, write release notes, monitor post-launch metrics, and close the loop on whether the feature achieved its goals. Use when: a spec is approved and entering development, a feature is approaching release, or you need to evaluate whether a shipped feature actually worked. PM-focused — you own the feature from spec to measured impact.
- Coding
Software Engineering
Software-engineering work across the full development lifecycle: implementing changes, reviewing peers' code, debugging failures, and monitoring repository health. Use when (1) you've been handed a feature or bug to implement and need to write/branch/test/PR/merge end-to-end — load `Reference/writing-and-shipping-code.md`; (2) a PR has landed in your queue to review — load `Reference/reviewing-code.md`; (3) a test is failing, the build broke, or a bug was reported and you need to trace it to root cause — load `Reference/debugging-and-investigating.md`; (4) you're doing a routine repo health check, triaging stale PRs, or responding to CI/dependency alerts — load `Reference/monitoring-repositories.md`. Each phase doc has its own deeper Reference subdirectory with the specifics. For GitHub CLI mechanics (gh commands, repo cloning, PR/issue queries), use `using-github`. For Linear-based issue tracking, use `working-with-linear`. For drafting product specs before implementation, use `writing-product-specs`.
- Integrations
Using External Integrations
Use when you need to act on the user's connected external services (their Gmail, their Google Calendar, their Slack, their CRM, etc.). These are the user's accounts accessed via `agent connection` — not your own outbound channels. For GitHub, load `using-github` and use native `git` and `gh` CLIs instead.
- Coding
Using Github
Interact with GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and CI/CD using the GitHub CLI (gh). Use when: cloning repos, creating or reviewing pull requests, managing issues, checking CI/CD status, browsing code, or any GitHub operation. GitHub is NOT accessed through tool_use — it uses the gh CLI directly.
- Knowledge
Using The Context Subagent
Use this skill whenever you need to retrieve additional context (messages, knowledge graph nodes, docs, code references, external facts) by dispatching the context-retriever subagent and optionally iterating with follow-ups.
- Gtm
Weekly Gtm Report
Generate the weekly GTM performance report. Pull metrics from email platforms, CRM, and LinkedIn. Compile hypothesis leaderboard, pipeline health, content performance, and Righthand SDR metrics. Use when the user wants a "weekly report," "GTM metrics," "hypothesis performance," "pipeline review," or "Friday analysis."
- Calendar And Meetings
Working With Calendar
Manages a USER's connected Google Calendar or Outlook calendar via `agent connection tool-exec`. Use when the user delegates calendar work to you on THEIR account — checking their availability, scheduling meetings on their schedule, accepting/declining invites for them, coordinating attendees across timezones, or auditing their calendar for conflicts. Applies the same scheduling, etiquette, and timezone wisdom as `my-calendar` but executed against the user's connected calendar instead of your own. The calendar belongs to THEM, not to you. For your own calendar (the one the Righthand uses `agent calendar` against directly), use `my-calendar` instead.
- Productivity
Working With Documents
Anything to do with document files — sending them, receiving them, creating them from scratch, reading or extracting data from them, or editing them. Use when: (1) someone has attached a file to an email/SMS/Slack message and you need to download it with `agent download` to read or analyze its contents; (2) you're sending an email or MMS and need to attach a file (`agent email send --attachment …`, `agent sms send --media …`); (3) you've been asked to create a new spreadsheet, slide deck, PDF, business report, or proposal; (4) you need to extract text, tables, or data from a PDF or Excel file, or do spreadsheet work (formulas, pivots, charts); (5) you're editing existing document files (merging PDFs, OCR, password-protecting, format conversion). Covers PDFs, Excel/CSV, PowerPoint, general business documents, and attachment handling end-to-end. For documents that live inside Notion or Linear specifically, use `working-with-notion` or `working-with-linear` instead.
- Email And Comms
Working With Email
Operates on a USER's connected Gmail or Outlook account via `agent connection tool-exec` — drafting messages from their address, reading and searching their threads, and triaging incoming replies in their mailbox. Use when the user delegates email work to you on THEIR account: composing outreach from their address, responding to messages in their inbox, classifying replies to a campaign they're running, or organizing their inbox (search, label, archive). The mailbox belongs to THEM, not to you. For the Righthand's own inbox (using `agent email` directly), use `my-email` instead.
- Integrations
Working With Linear
Use this skill when: - Creating or updating Linear issues - Managing project workflows and cycles - Organizing development tasks and priorities - Setting up project structures and teams
- Integrations
Working With Notion
Use this skill when: - Creating or organizing Notion pages - Setting up databases and views - Managing documentation and wikis - Building knowledge bases - Organizing team information
Writing
Write prose across audiences & formats (blogs, LinkedIn, email, landing-page copy, memo). Also use when your user wants to define, refine, or teach you their writing style.
- Product
Writing Product Specs
Write, structure, and maintain product specs — PRDs, feature specs, one-pagers, and scope documents. Use when: defining a new feature, scoping work for engineering, proposing a product change to stakeholders, or refining an existing spec that's unclear. Covers problem framing, solution design, acceptance criteria, edge cases, and trade-off documentation. PM-focused — produces artifacts that drive decisions and unblock engineering.
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