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21 go-to-market skills, and a way to tell whether they're any good.

Account briefs, follow-up sequences, pipeline scans, post-call recaps. Curated rather than crowdsourced — every one is read, scanned, and testable against the same model running without it.

The scan

Every skill is read and scanned, and the result sits on its page: what it needs, what it reads, what it can change, what leaves your portal. A skill that can't write anything says so. One that never declared itself says that too, rather than being quietly rounded up to safe.

The proof

A skill is a prompt someone wrote down. Give it a task and it runs twice — once with the skill, once with the same model without it — side by side. Sometimes the honest answer is that you didn't need the skill.

The delivery

Point an MCP client at the library and it's there as tools, still hosted here, so a fix reaches you without a re-copy. If your client doesn't speak MCP, every skill is one markdown file and one click into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor.