agentsclimarketplace

Find skill

Skill 0xF4ng/aether-growth-fieldwork/find-skill

Entry-point router. Ask the user two questions, then route to the right skill. Call this when you don't know where to start.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add 0xF4ng/aether-growth-fieldwork --skill find-skill

Assembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.

2 things to look at

  • no licenseNo license file was found in the repository. Code published without one is not open source by default, so using it at work is a question for whoever answers licensing questions where you are.
  • 4 stars4 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.

SKILL.md

5.0 KB, ~1.1k tokens by cl100k_base, as published. Nobody here has run it

find-skill

Purpose

This is the single entry point for first-time and returning users who are not sure which skill applies to their situation. Ask two questions, read the dispatch table, recommend one skill with a one-line rationale. Do not deliver content — route only.


Before starting

Nothing required. This skill runs on zero prior context.


Contract

Produces exactly:

  1. One recommended skill path (e.g. pmm/positioning/SKILL.md)
  2. One sentence explaining why
  3. Optional: one upstream dependency if the recommended skill requires a prior artifact

Does not produce any positioning, analysis, launch plan, or GTM content. If the user wants to start working immediately, hand off to the recommended skill.


Decision logic

Step 1 — Ask role (if not already stated)

"What's your role? Choose one: PMM / Growth / Hardware GTM — or describe what you're working on and I'll infer."

If the user already stated a role or described a problem with obvious role signal, skip the question and proceed.

Step 2 — Ask for a one-sentence problem description (if not already stated)

"Describe what you're trying to do or the problem you're facing in one sentence. Include: what stage you're at and what you already have (e.g. an ICP card, a live product, early experiment data)."

If the user's opening message already contains enough context, skip the question.

Step 3 — Read foundations/RESOLVER.md and route

Map the user's role + problem to a single skill using the resolver's intent table. Apply these tie-breaking rules:

SituationRule
User has no ICP card yetAlways start with pmm/icp-research before any positioning or launch skill
User has positioning but no reviewRoute to pmm/positioning-review before pmm/launch
User is hardware with no three-pillar checkRoute to hardware-gtm/launch (it begins with the three-pillar gate)
User mentions experiment data to readRoute to growth/experiment-results, not growth/growth-experiment
User mentions linear growth / no compoundingRoute to growth/growth-loop-design before experiment skills
User is unsure of their metricRoute to growth/north-star-metrics first
Ambiguous between two skillsName both and ask one clarifying question
User has a launch but doesn't know what formatRoute to growth/launch-campaign-planning before pmm/launch — format must be selected before go-live QA
User asks about Product Hunt or Hacker News specificallyRoute to growth/community-launch — platform-specific norms apply before any content is drafted
User has multi-market scope with CN, KR, or JP in scopeRoute to pmm/multi-market-launch-ops first — coordination model must be confirmed before phase planning begins
User asks about competitors but has no named alternatives yetRoute to pmm/competitive-map before pmm/positioning — positioning without named alternatives is unverifiable
User wants to design or run an outbound programRoute to growth/outbound-motion — it owns sequence design, scoring, and first-touch framework; run growth/signal-prioritization first if trigger event is undefined
User wants outbound but has no defined trigger eventRoute to growth/signal-prioritization first — outbound without a signal stack burns list with no precision
User wants paid acquisition but has no PMF signalRoute to growth/paid-channel-fit — it contains the pre-PMF BLOCK; do not skip the economics gate
User wants SEO strategy but is pre-PMF or <6 months capacityRoute to pmm/seo-content-strategy — it contains the pre-PMF BLOCK and the capacity WARN; surface that first
User needs sales materials but deciding language is not definedRoute to pmm/sales-enablement — it requires ICP Layer D before drafting any handler or talk track

Output format:

Recommended skill: [path/to/SKILL.md]
Why: [one sentence]
Requires first: [upstream dependency, or "none"]

Anti-patterns

  • Do not start delivering content. This skill routes; it does not position, audit, or design.
  • Do not list every possible skill. One recommendation only. If truly ambiguous, name two and ask one question.
  • Do not ask more than two clarifying questions. If you still can't route after two answers, pick the closest match and state your assumption.

Related skills

  • All skills in pmm/, growth/, hardware-gtm/ — this skill routes to them
  • foundations/RESOLVER.md — the dispatch table this skill reads

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 325,949. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.