Type / and pick a playbook
Skills are written procedures the assistant follows, and the first one finds ten potential customers who said your problem out loud — in the places automation can't reach.
Type / in the composer
A good prompt is hard to remember and harder to repeat. A skill is that procedure written down once — type / and pick one, and the assistant works through it step by step instead of improvising.
- →It becomes a pill in the box — click it to read what it does
The first one finds you customers
Find prospects works out whose business it's prospecting for, then goes looking for people publicly describing the problem you solve. You get around ten, each with their own words, a link and a way to reach them — approve the ones you want and they land in your CRM.
- →No quote, no link, no way in — it doesn't make the list
- →It drafts the opener; nothing is ever sent without your say-so
It reads the pages automation can't
The signals worth having sit behind logins — LinkedIn, communities, sites that turn away anything automated. The skill looks for your connected browser before it starts and works through that, which is what the Chrome extension was for.
- →No browser connected? It says so, instead of pretending the open web was enough