approval-boundariesWhere an agent must stop and ask the user before acting, how an operation's approval class is derived from its reversibility and its reach, what a valid confirmation looks like, and the one case where acting first is correct. Covers previews, retries and idempotency keys, unattended runs, standing a
audience-buildingTurn raw prospect data into a clean, deliberately-shaped audience: decide who belongs, source or import the people, state how two records become one person, check what is actually reachable, and freeze the result into a list a campaign can address. Use when the user wants to import contacts, find or
campaign-launchPrepare and launch an outreach campaign with every precondition checked and the user's explicit approval of what will actually be sent. Covers sending capability, step content, schedule, the test send, validation, enrolment and the go-live gate. Use when the user wants to create or start a campaign,
campaign-planningTurn a vague outbound goal into an executable plan: clarify the goal until success is observable, surface the constraints that shape it, compose the work from known operations and playbooks, and decide the checkpoints. Use when the user states a business goal — book meetings, launch a campaign, grow
inbox-triageWork the inbound replies: surface the conversations that matter first, give the user compact thread context, draft responses together, send only what was explicitly approved, and record the outcome of each conversation. Use when the user asks about replies, inbox triage, responding to prospects, or
linkedin-guardrailsKeep social accounts safe under automation: invitation pacing, messaging windows, metered allowances, daily limits and recovery when the platform restricts an account. Use before any LinkedIn outreach volume, when configuring account limits, or when an account shows a warning.
performance-analysisAn honest read on outreach performance: account and per-campaign figures over a stated window, a diagnosis that separates deliverability from copy from targeting, and one or two high-impact recommendations. Use when the user asks how campaigns are performing, what is underperforming, what to fix or
sdr-operationsThe vendor-neutral contract of SDR business operations — 325 named atomic operations in 21 families, from finding and verifying a person, through campaigns, steps, enrolment and conversations, to consent, oversight and measurement. Each one is fixed by five properties: what it reaches, whether it ca
sending-guardrailsProtect sender reputation and inbox placement: domain authentication, warm-up, volume pacing, bounce interpretation and recovery. Use before launching significant email volume, when bounce rates rise, when replies collapse, or when a sending account or domain is new.