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Skill LandingRabbit/landingrabbit-skills/skills/landingrabbit

Use when a user wants to create, edit, or manage landing pages with LandingRabbit. This is the main entry point for LandingRabbit interactions.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add LandingRabbit/landingrabbit-skills --skill landingrabbit

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SKILL.md

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LandingRabbit

Step 1 — Check MCP connection

Check if LandingRabbit MCP tools are available (tool names starting with mcp__plugin_landingrabbit_landingrabbit__). Do not mention tool name prefixes or internal details to the user.

If tools are available: Briefly confirm the connection is ready. Move on.

If tools are NOT available: Tell the user the MCP server is not connected. Ask them to run /mcp and authorize landingrabbit. Mention they can still use /landingrabbit:page-format to format copy without the MCP connection. Do NOT show the options list below — stop here.

Step 2 — Ask what the user wants to do

Only show this if the MCP connection is available. Present the options as a short list:

  1. Create a new landing page — describe your page idea, target audience, or paste existing copy
  2. Edit an existing page — change content, images, icons, styles, templates, custom section layouts, SEO metadata, tags, categories, publish status, or recreate a section from a reference design
  3. Format copy for import — use /landingrabbit:page-format to structure copy into LandingRabbit-ready markdown
  4. See all available tools — run /landingrabbit:help

Wait for the user to choose before proceeding. Do not start any workflow automatically.

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