Skill library
Publisher description: Open-source catalog of go-to-market tools and workflows, written as markdown files any agent can run. Includes a read-only MCP server.
Catalogue scope: 2 entries at separate source paths.
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- add-workflow
Write a growth.engineer workflow — workflows/<name>.md, a growth play as up to ten steps across catalog tools, with the outcome the user gets, its one motion and the inputs to ask for — and open a pull request. Use when asked to add, write, contribute or turn a growth hack, GTM play or playbook into a workflow, or to fix an existing workflow so an agent can run it.
Self-containedActs undeclared1,087 words - research-company
Research a company from its domain and write its growth.engineer catalog files — companies/<handle>/company.md (who they are and how an agent connects: MCP server, CLI, API) and up to five companies/<handle>/tools/<function>.md (documented go-to-market calls) — from the vendor's own docs, with a source for every fact. Use when asked to add a company or domain to the catalog, to find a company's MCP tools or API endpoints, or to re-check an existing company's files.
Reaches the webActs undeclared1,035 words
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