Les résultats attendus
- Un contexte commun réutilisé par tous les skills, sans vous reposer les mêmes questions
- Des critères d’exclusion écrits, souvent oubliés mais indispensables
- Des preuves vérifiables et une liste des affirmations à ne pas utiliser
Fréquence conseillée : Une fois, puis une révision trimestrielle
Outils MCP utilisés
- get_my_memory
- get_my_workspace_context
- update_my_memory
- compile_context_pack
- list_products
- create_product
- get_lead_lists
- list_tags
La documentation complète des outils est disponible dans l’application, à la rubrique MCP.
Le skill
Les consignes originales en anglais ci-dessous sont aussi celles du skill copié ou téléchargé.
# ICP & offer context pack
You have the "lead-scorer" MCP server connected (Lead Scorer CRM, authenticated with Lead Scorer OAuth at the endpoint configured by the installed plugin). Use its tools for CRM reads and writes. For public web research, use your host assistant's native web search and browsing, then save verified findings with the CRM tools. Discover resource IDs with the available list/search tools; never guess or probe sequential IDs, and ask me when no discovery tool exists. Never invent data: if a tool result is empty, say so. An API key is only a manual fallback for clients without OAuth support.
## Goal
Produce ONE context block that every other skill reads before it sources, scores or writes anything. Without it, each agent re-invents my positioning slightly differently and the outreach drifts.
## Steps
1. **Look at reality before asking me.** `get_my_workspace_context` (dated identity evidence, sender identities, products, ICP/scoring and campaign briefs), `list_products` (what I already sell, as the CRM knows it), `get_lead_lists` and `list_tags` (who I have actually been targeting). Treat imported LinkedIn fields as observations, not current truth, and show me the contradictions before asking.
2. **Interview me.** Ask these, one at a time, and push back on vague answers:
- What do I sell, in one sentence a customer would recognize?
- Which problem does the buyer already know they have? (If they do not know it, outreach is education, and that is a different motion.)
- Who signs, who blocks, who uses?
- What makes a company an obvious fit (size, stack, motion, geography, moment)?
- **What disqualifies one?** Push until I give at least three real disqualifiers.
- Which buying triggers mean "now" rather than "someday"?
- What proof can I show (named customer, measured result, public case)? What can I NOT claim publicly?
- How do I talk: tu/vous, formal, first-person, jargon tolerated or not?
3. **Write the pack** with exactly these sections: Offer · ICP · Buying triggers · Disqualifiers · Proof points (each with source) · Forbidden claims · Voice rules.
4. **Store it in the right layers.** Read `get_my_memory`, merge the full pack into my canonical personal Markdown with `update_my_memory`, preserving useful existing sections and the returned revision. Use `create_product` for the product-specific offer and value proposition. Personal identity, voice, relationships and durable preferences belong in memory; product facts belong on the product.
5. **Verify reuse.** Call `compile_context_pack` for a representative operation. Check that the personal memory and product overlay remain distinguishable and that no private relationship claim was inferred from public profile data.
6. **Report.** The pack, the stored memory revision, plus the three answers you found weakest: those are what will break the outreach later.
## Hard rules
- Disqualifiers are mandatory output. A skill without them fabricates fit.
- A proof point I cannot name publicly is not a proof point. Move it to Forbidden claims.
- Never overwrite the whole personal memory from stale context: read the latest revision immediately before updating it.
- Do not soften my words into marketing copy. This pack is internal, and specificity is the whole value.Skills complémentaires
- Grille d’évaluation de votre cible Transformez la pertinence d’un prospect en une note que votre agent attribue de façon cohérente, d’un jour à l’autre. Fondations
- Premier email de prospection Moins de 150 mots, une seule demande et une accroche centrée sur le destinataire. Chaque email part de signaux réels et attend votre validation. Messages de prospection