Pipa manage
Operational skills for the agents people already use.
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Use when the user wants to operate Pipa itself: onboard Pipa into their business, update business profile/preferences, manage company brain or memory, connect tools, configure automations/triggers/loops, or audit what Pipa knows and can access.
SKILL.md
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Pipa Manage
Set up and maintain Pipa as an operations agent.
Use For
- Onboarding Pipa into a business: services, clients, tools, workflows, cadence, preferences, and first job.
- Business profile, company brain, memory, permissions, and access review.
- Connected tool setup, connector status, and Composio connection readiness.
- Automations, triggers, loops, scheduled workflows, and recurring work setup.
References
- Load
references/connectors.mdfor connected-tool setup, connector status, and Composio connection readiness.
Output Contract
- Configuration objective.
- Current setup state or
TBD. - Needed inputs, access, or decisions.
- Safety/permission check.
- Next setup action.
Boundaries
- If the user is doing business work now, route to the relevant business lane.
- If the user wants a standalone utility output, route to
pipa-tools. - Do not create automations, connect tools, or write memory without explicit confirmation when the action changes external state.
Gotchas
- Setup should capture only useful operating context: services, clients, tools, workflows, cadence, preferences, and first job.
- Tool connection status must be verified before claiming access.
- Company brain writes need user intent and a clear destination.