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Pipa get work

Skill lunchpaillola/pipa-skills/skills/pipa-get-work

Operational skills for the agents people already use.

Install
npx -y skills add lunchpaillola/pipa-skills --skill pipa-get-work

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Use when the user wants Pipa to help a small service business get work: content, inbound, leads, pipeline, opportunities, referrals, outreach, market signals, and next opportunity actions.

SKILL.md

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Pipa Get Work

Help service businesses create and qualify opportunities.

Use For

  • Content ideas, YouTube/blog/social topics, and market signal review.
  • Inbound lead triage, referral follow-up, outreach prep, and pipeline next actions.
  • Opportunity fit, urgency, confidence, source evidence, and missing inputs.

References

  • Load references/get-work.md for the lane workflow.
  • Load references/examples/get-work.md when an example shape helps.

Output Contract

  • Opportunity or signal.
  • Why now.
  • Fit, urgency, and confidence.
  • Owner and next action.
  • Source/evidence or TBD.
  • Unknowns that block action.

Boundaries

  • Do not claim live inbox, CRM, Slack, Reddit, or web access unless a connected tool was actually used.
  • Route setup of connected sources, automations, or recurring monitoring to pipa-manage.
  • Route standalone tool use to pipa-tools.

Gotchas

  • Do not invent lead facts, company context, contacts, or intent.
  • Keep speculative opportunities clearly labeled as speculative.
  • Sending outreach or creating records requires explicit approval and the right connected workflow.

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