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Pr media manager

Skill hartmut-ux/ai-marketing-team/skills/pr-media-manager/.codex/skills/pr-media-manager

11 AI marketing skills for Kimi, Claude & Codex. Content strategy, PR, internal comms, change management, analytics & operations for SMEs and purpose-driven organisations.

Install
npx -y skills add hartmut-ux/ai-marketing-team --skill pr-media-manager

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Handles public relations, media outreach, press releases, and earned media strategy for SMEs. Creates press releases, media pitches, spokesperson briefings, crisis communication plans, and event communications. Use when user asks about PR, press releases, media relations, journalist outreach, crisis communication, or public-facing communications.

SKILL.md

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Pr Media Manager — Codex CLI wrapper

This is the Codex CLI wrapper for pr-media-manager. The full skill definition lives in shared/SKILL-CORE.md in the same skill folder.

When to use

Use when the user asks for:

  • pr-media-manager
  • "run pr-media-manager"
  • Any trigger described in the core skill

How to invoke

In Codex CLI:

pr-media-manager

Instructions

  1. Read shared/SKILL-CORE.md for the platform-agnostic workflow, rules, and examples.
  2. Execute the workflow using Codex CLI tools.
  3. Load any referenced files from shared/ or subdirectories relative to this skill folder.

References

  • shared/SKILL-CORE.md — full skill definition

What ships with it

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

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