AI Agent & Automation Workflows

Floodlight. A visibility-first security posture overview built from three inputs — where you can see an attacker and where you're blind, mapped to ATT&CK tactics. Triggers: \"run floodlight\", \"build my security posture\", \"where am I blind\", \"visibility assessment\".

Expert development partner for The Loadout — the Mission Built MCP server (mcp.missionbuilt.io) that powers The Warmup and The Spotter skills. Use this skill any time you are working on the Loadout project: adding or editing a skill, modifying warmup-template.html or spotter-template.html, changing index.ts tools, bumping versions, editing SKILL.md files, running a tech lead review, or preparing a commit and deploy. Also use it when the user says things like "work on the warmup," "add a new loadout skill," "update the spotter," "edit the template," "bump the version," or "review before we ship." This skill carries the full project architecture, hard-won lessons from past sessions, and the exact collaboration model Mike and Claude use — including the rule that Mike runs all terminal commands and Claude writes all code. DO NOT invoke for end-user requests to RUN the skills — "spot my epic," "run my warmup," "run the approach for [company]" are handled by the MCP tools directly, not by this development skill.

The Spotter — a skill for reviewing, building, and iterating on B2B product epics across nine lenses spanning empathy, competitive landscape, AI decisions, governance, and post-launch ownership. Use when asked to review, critique, strengthen, draft, or push forward an epic.

The Approach. A pre-call intelligence brief for sellers and technical sellers. Researches a target company before a sales call — incidents, filings, earnings, market signal, leadership, tech stack, competitor footprint — and generates a structured field brief with business sections for the AE and technical sections for the SE, with a scripted opener and ranked demo plan. Trigger phrases: "approach", "run the approach", "brief me on", "prep me for", "research for my call", "build the approach", "the approach for", "run approach".

The Warmup. A daily intelligence brief for the first coffee. CISO mode delivers a structured cybersecurity digest — active threat actors mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, emerging CVEs with exploitation status, research from CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Unit 42, Elastic Security Labs, and others, plus vendor M&A and regulatory movement. Product Leader mode delivers a product intelligence brief for GMs, PMs, and anyone steering a product — company signal, competitor moves, AI in product, funding and M&A, platform risk, regulatory pressure, analyst sentiment, and a vertical-specific section that adapts to what they build and who they build for. Custom mode lets any user describe their morning interests — stocks, industry news, competitor moves, policy, social signal — and maps them to a curated source suite. Output: a live Iron Log-branded HTML artifact, transparent about every source used, pulled on demand with your first coffee. Trigger phrases: "warmup", "run warmup", "run the warmup", "start my warmup", "give me my warmup", "warmup setup", "set up the warmup", "configure the warmup", "warmup config", "add source to warmup", "remove source from warmup", "show my warmup sources".