AI Agent Workflow Collection

Produce a prioritized 90-day AEO/SEO content roadmap by consuming outputs from LLM Citation Audit (4), Entity & Topical Authority Mapper (5), and Competitor Content Gap Analysis (12), deduplicating and merging related opportunities, identifying dependencies between work items, and sequencing the resulting deliverables across a calendar that respects team capacity. The output is a single integrated view that replaces three or four separate opportunity lists with no shared timeline. Use this skill whenever a user asks for a content calendar, content roadmap, quarterly content plan, 90-day plan, Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4 planning, content strategy sequencing, how to prioritize AEO work, or when multiple audit skills have been run and the user needs a unified execution plan. Chains with brand-kit.md (team, capacity, tone), llm-citation-audit.md (failure-mode-classified prompts), entity-topical-map.md (topic tree and Publish/Earn/Integrate actions), competitor-content-gap.md (content/quality/intent opportunities), and optionally gbp-competitor-audit.md (local fix list) and internal-linking-auditor.md (structural fixes that gate publish items). When a SearchAtlas MCP is connected, leverages SA tools (rank tracking, brand vault, GBP, OTTO, LLM Visibility) first before falling back to generic web search.

Your autonomous morning chief-of-staff for the agency. Sweeps YOUR own connected sources (inbox, tasks, calendar, CRM/GBP), correlates related threads ACROSS sources so it only surfaces what you genuinely still owe, triages by urgency and importance, drafts replies in your voice, and leaves a one-page brief you read over coffee. Read-only by default. Use when you want to wake up to a decision-ready day instead of an hour of digging, or when asked to "run my morning brief" or "what's on my plate today".

Routing runbook for engineering tasks across the agent stack (ao spawn, GSD, OMC, /goal, /loop, /schedule, inline, codex, gemini, Claude Flow swarm). Use when uncertain which execution mode to choose, before any non-trivial action. Outputs a composed pipeline, not just one mode. Hard rules and gates live in global CLAUDE.md; this skill is the HOW for routing.

Show accurate Claude/Codex account usage from provider quota APIs where exposed and local session ledgers otherwise.

Hand a multi-day job to your agent and walk away — for real. You set the rails once (what it can touch, what it can never touch, how long it runs, what pulls it back to you), then it works for days on its own and comes back only when something genuinely needs a human. It saves its place so a crash or a closed laptop doesn't cost the work, and it leaves a log that proves it stayed inside the rails. Use when you want days of throughput without babysitting — a batch audit of every client site, a multi-site refresh, a long overnight-into-the-next-day job — when you're afraid to leave an agent running unwatched because you can't be sure what it'll touch, or when you're on Level 9 and want the "set the rails and leave" step done right.

Generate specific, pitchable PR and earned-link angles for a brand — data stories from the brand's own operations, contrarian POVs on category assumptions, original research hooks, expert commentary opportunities, and newsjacking windows — matched to target publications, newsletters, podcasts, and aggregators where each angle fits. Emphasis is on the angle (the reason a journalist or editor would cover the brand) because the angle determines response rate far more than the target list does. Use this skill whenever a user asks about backlinks, PR strategy, digital PR, earned media, link building, HARO/Qwoted-style reactive PR, link bait, "get cited by {publication}," "how do we get covered," or when Entity & Topical Authority Mapper flagged earned media as an "Earn" action for closing an Entity gap. Chains opportunistically with brand-kit.md (brand facts, UVP, founders, proprietary data sources) and entity-topical-map.md (aggregators and publications already identified as Must-cover). When a SearchAtlas MCP is connected, leverages SA tools (rank tracking, brand vault, GBP, OTTO, LLM Visibility) first before falling back to generic web search.

This skill orchestrates autonomous discovery of brand materials across enterprise platforms (Notion, Confluence, Google Drive, Box, SharePoint, Figma, Gong, Granola,…

The mental model behind an always-on system — a tool is something you invoke, an agent is something that runs, and the gap between them is a trigger. Teaches the Sense → Correlate → Judge → Act → Report loop every agent shares, the two ways to deploy it (a job scheduled on your machine vs. a hosted routine that runs 24/7 even with the laptop closed), the real gotchas that quietly break both, and the Observe → Propose → Act trust ladder that keeps it from doing damage while you sleep. Use when you keep hand-running the same job, when you want to understand what "agentic" actually means before you build, when a "set it and forget it" agent isn't firing on its own, or when you're deciding whether a job should run on your machine or in the cloud.

Map what your agent can actually DO across your stack today versus what's gapped, and learn the two workarounds that bridge a missing action. Use when you've built a good agent but keep hitting a wall where it can read a tool but can't act in it — "everything is 80% and I can't get the last 20% agentic" — usually a write-scope your ad platform, CRM, or form provider doesn't expose to the agent. Teaches you to inventory YOUR OWN stack's coverage (not a fixed platform list), find the exact gapped actions, and pick the right bridge for each one.

Use installed AI CLIs for second opinions, latest-docs checks, and long-context review. Avoid raw provider API calls unless a project explicitly requires API integration.

Orchestrate the first 90 days of a new SEO/AEO client engagement — from pre-kickoff access gathering through Day 90 quarterly re-planning. Produces a week-by-week schedule that runs foundational skills (Brand Kit, SERP Intent Decoder) in Weeks 1-2, diagnostic audits (LLM Citation Audit, Entity & Topical Authority Mapper, GBP Competitor Audit or Internal Linking Auditor or Competitor Content Gap depending on business type and engagement scope) in Weeks 3-5, consolidation into the first 90-day plan via AEO/LLM Content Planner in Week 6, and structured execution with Day-30/60/90 checkpoints through the remainder. Routes every actual audit or fix to the specific skill that does the work — this skill is pure sequencing. Use whenever an agency, consultant, or in-house lead is taking on a brand-new client or starting a greenfield AEO/SEO engagement, or whenever someone asks "where do I start with a new client," "what's the onboarding process," "how do I kick off this engagement," "first 90 days for new client," "SEO onboarding checklist," or "AEO consulting onboarding." Chains with every other skill in the pack via sequential invocation; output serves as the engagement's master schedule. When a SearchAtlas MCP is connected, leverages SA tools (rank tracking, brand vault, GBP, OTTO, LLM Visibility) first before falling back to generic web search.

Run an agency's worth of work from your phone. You send one line of intent — the outcome you want, not the keystrokes — from anywhere, an always-on machine picks it up and puts your agents to work on the rails you built, and it messages back one briefing you read in a minute. The phone is a trigger surface, never a coding surface: you command, you don't operate. Tool-agnostic — works over any messaging channel your always-on machine can watch. Use when you're away from the desk and a client job can't wait, when you want to stop being the bottleneck that has to be at the keyboard to kick off every run, when your agents are good enough to run unwatched and you just need to point them, or when you're on Level 10 and want the "command the fleet from your phone" step done right.

Analyze 2-5 named competitors' content (up to 20-30 URLs per competitor, sampled from sitemap or nav-crawled), map their topic coverage, and benchmark the brand's own coverage against theirs to identify three distinct gap types — content gaps (topics competitors cover that the brand doesn't), quality gaps (topics both cover but where competitor content is genuinely weaker), and intent gaps (topics with only informational coverage but missing commercial-investigation or transactional pages). Produces prioritized opportunities ranked by leverage × winnability rather than feature-parity chasing. Use this skill whenever a user asks about competitor research, content gap analysis, SERP competitor comparison, "what are my competitors doing that I'm not," adjacent-angle strategy, or when LLM Citation Audit flagged prompts locked by competitor moats where the fix is NOT head-on attack but finding adjacent winnable positions. Chains opportunistically with brand-kit.md (competitors, category), entity-topical-map.md (canonical topic structure for the category), and llm-citation-audit.md (specific prompts where competitor moats were flagged). When a SearchAtlas MCP is connected, leverages SA tools (rank tracking, brand vault, GBP, OTTO, LLM Visibility) first before falling back to generic web search.

Put a watch on your always-on agent so silence can never masquerade as success. Checks that the connections an unattended run depends on — MCP logins, the API/CLI it calls, the session itself — are actually alive, and pings you the moment one drops instead of letting you discover it hours later. Ships a runnable checker, a tiny local status page, and a quiet-until-it-matters watch loop with bounded escalation. Use when you've put an agent on a schedule and need to trust that it's still running, when a login silently expired mid-run, when a job "finished" but nothing actually happened, or when you want to be told the instant a connection breaks.

An always-on checker that pings every API/MCP connection your automations depend on and alerts you the moment one silently dies -- email + macOS notification, plus a tiny local status board. Use when you want to know instantly if a connection (Search Atlas MCP, Google Ads, GA4, Meta, CallRail, Smartlead, ClickUp, Slack, or anything else) has gone down, when a scheduled automation "seems quiet" and you need ground truth instead of guessing, or when you're setting up your first always-on agent and want a watch on it from day one.

Use when reviewing long-form marketing or technical content for clarity, consistency, and executable examples before publishing.

Turn a fuzzy repeatable job into a deterministic, versioned skill so the output is the same quality every single run — not "good when I'm watching, random when I'm not." One skill per repeatable process, versioned in a shared repo, with a judge-skill that scores each run against a rubric and blocks a bad result from going out. Use when the same task comes out great one day and sloppy the next, when you're about to hand a repeatable job to an unattended run and need the output to hold up, when a teammate can't reproduce your result, or when you keep re-typing the same long prompt and getting a different answer each time.

Split one big job across several agents running at once — and write each one a tight, self-contained brief so it works its slice instead of burning its effort rediscovering the whole job. This is context engineering made practical: the agent only knows what you tell it, so a good brief is the difference between "five agents at once" being leverage and being five shallow drafts. Teaches split → brief → gate, and how to keep your main conversation lean by delegating the messy work. Use when a job is too big for one pass (a multi-section audit, a batch of pages, a repo-wide cleanup), when parallel agents keep coming back with thin or overlapping work, when your main chat gets clogged with raw output, or when you're on Level 4 and want the split/brief step done right.

Keep a long or overnight agent run's memory in files on disk, not in the chat window, so a crash, a restart, a closed laptop, or a hand-off to another machine can't kill the work. The run resumes from three files (contract / progress / state). Use when a job runs for hours or overnight, when a dead laptop or a crash has already cost you a session and you never want that again, when you want to start something on one machine and finish it on another, or when work spans more than one sitting and you keep losing your place.

Map the entity graph and topic graph for a brand's category — the named entities (competitors, technologies, standards, key people, aggregators, communities) that LLMs and Google use to recognize category participants, AND the pillar-cluster topic tree a brand must cover to signal topical authority — then benchmark the brand's current coverage against both and output a prioritized gap list with concrete next actions. Use this skill whenever a user asks about entity SEO, topical authority, topic clusters, pillar-cluster architecture, semantic SEO, knowledge graph visibility, "what topics should we cover," "how do we build authority in {category}," "why doesn't Google see us as a {category} brand," or when the LLM Citation Audit surfaces an Entity gap the brand needs to close. Chains opportunistically with brand-kit.md (category, business type, competitors) and with llm-citation-audit-{slug}.md (which specific prompts showed entity gaps). When a SearchAtlas MCP is connected, leverages SA tools (rank tracking, brand vault, GBP, OTTO, LLM Visibility) first before falling back to generic web search.

Cluster related instincts by trigger family and lexical similarity, identify skill-creation…

Do ONE real client task through the agent, by voice, in about an hour — and prove it shipped. The Level-1 on-ramp for anyone who feels behind or is starting over: it shrinks "learn this whole new way of working" down to a single job you already have on your plate today. Walks you through the first fifteen minutes, gives you the exact words to say out loud, saves every step so nothing can be lost, and ends with a checklist that proves the work is real. Use when you're overwhelmed and don't know where to start, when you're re-joining after time away and everything feels like a fire hose, when you've watched the demos but haven't done a real task yourself yet, or when you want your first genuine win instead of another practice prompt.

Audit a local business's Google Business Profile (GBP) against 3-5 named local competitors across ten public-facing signals — primary and secondary categories, review volume/rating/recency/response rate, photo count and types, posts and updates, services and products listed, Q&A coverage, attributes, website and phone presence, hours, and NAP (name/address/phone) citation consistency across key directories. Diagnose specific gaps per signal and produce a prioritized fix list. Use this skill whenever a user asks about Google Business Profile, GBP, Google My Business, GMB, local SEO audit, local pack visibility, Google Maps ranking, multi-location audit, "why do competitors show up above us in Maps," or when a local business has run LLM Citation Audit or Entity & Topical Authority Mapper and needs to address local-pack visibility alongside organic and AI visibility. Chains opportunistically with brand-kit.md (business type, primary market, services, competitors). When a SearchAtlas MCP is connected, leverages SA tools (rank tracking, brand vault, GBP, OTTO, LLM Visibility) first before falling back to generic web search.

Stop babysitting a long job. Tell your agent the finish line — "keep working until X" — and it works toward it on its own instead of stopping every few minutes to ask you what to do next. It pings your computer when something meaningful changes and again when it's done, so you can walk away and get pulled back only when it matters. Use when you're stuck hand-nudging a long run ("keep going", "continue", "next") to keep it alive, when you want to work until a real condition is true (all tests pass, the draft is finished, the file is clean) and be notified instead of watching, or when you say "work until X and tell me when it changes".