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Publisher description: Three Claude agent skills for GTM: cold email that books calls, auditing 'free' tool claims, validating and pricing an offer. MIT.
Catalogue scope: 3 procedural entries from 3 source paths.
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- cold-email-that-books
Write B2B cold emails and short outbound sequences optimised for one reply, not a sale. Covers targeting on fresh triggers, a reply-first email structure, subject and preview lines, a short follow-up sequence where every touch adds something new, deliverability basics, and the prospecting practices to refuse. Use when writing cold email, an outreach sequence, subject lines or follow-ups, choosing who to contact, or diagnosing why outbound is not getting replies.
Self-containedInstructions only2,136 words - free-claim-audit
Audit any "free", "open-source", "free forever" or "$0" claim about a tool, repo, model or website before adopting it, recommending it, or repeating the claim in your own content. A ten-failure-mode checklist plus a one-command GitHub repo audit (identity and renames, licence red flags, README cost and requirement lines, same-name copy check). Use when a post, video, tweet or colleague says a tool is free; when building a list of free tools; or when someone asks "is X actually free, open source, or OK to use commercially".
Needs a keyActs undeclared1,087 words - offer-validation-and-pricing
Decide what offer to sell and how to argue its price. Part one validates demand before you build, by mining competitor reviews for problems that recur across products and by confirming someone already pays for the outcome. Part two matches the price argument to the price point, because a low-ticket, mid-ticket and high-ticket offer each overcome a different objection. Use when scoping a new paid product or service, setting or defending a price, writing offer copy or a proposal, diagnosing an offer that is not converting, or deciding when to present an upsell.
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