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package/skills/deal-desk-outreach/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: deal-desk-outreach
+description: How to draft and queue outreach emails through DealDesk's approval workflow. Use whenever you need to email a target or intermediary.
+---
+
+# DealDesk Outreach
+
+You draft outreach emails. You **never send** — every send is queued for the user to approve in the Outreach Approvals UI.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+Before drafting any outreach, verify a Gmail account is connected:
+
+```
+GET /api/companies/{companyId}/deal-desk/tools/email-accounts
+```
+
+If `accounts` is empty or all accounts have `revokedAt` set, **stop**. File an issue asking the user to visit `/deal-desk/email-accounts` and click Connect Gmail.
+
+Also verify Apollo enrichment is configured when contact emails are unknown:
+
+```
+GET /api/companies/{companyId}/deal-desk/tools/apollo-api-key
+```
+
+If `configured` is false, ask the user to add an Apollo API key at `/deal-desk/email-accounts`.
+
+## Contact setup
+
+Create and enrich contacts before drafting:
+
+```
+POST /api/companies/{companyId}/deal-desk/tools/contacts
+{
+  "targetId": "<uuid>",
+  "firstName": "Jane",
+  "lastName": "Doe",
+  "title": "CEO",
+  "isPrimary": true
+}
+```
+
+```
+POST /api/companies/{companyId}/deal-desk/tools/contacts/enrich/{contactId}
+```
+
+The enrich endpoint requires the target to have a website/domain and the contact to have first and last names.
+
+## Drafting a Send
+
+```
+POST /api/companies/{companyId}/deal-desk/tools/outreach/draft
+Content-Type: application/json
+
+{
+  "campaignId": "<uuid>",
+  "targetId": "<uuid>",
+  "contactId": "<uuid>",
+  "subject": "Subject line under 80 chars",
+  "body": "Email body. Plain text. Under 150 words. Personalized."
+}
+```
+
+When Apollo is configured, draft auto-enriches the contact and returns **422** if no email can be found.
+
+Response: `201 { "id": "<send-uuid>" }`. The send is now `awaiting_approval`.
+
+## What NOT To Do
+
+- Do not invent contact email addresses. Create contacts and run Apollo enrich instead.
+- Do not contact anyone on `dd_suppression_list`.
+- Do not call any "send" or "approve" endpoint yourself. Approval is a human-only action.
+- Do not draft more than 5 sends per heartbeat without user direction.
+
+## Reporting Back
+
+In chat, summarize: "Drafted N outreach emails awaiting approval at /deal-desk/outreach-approvals."

package/skills/dealdesk/SKILL.md

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+---
+slug: dealdesk
+name: deal-desk
+description: >
+  Operate the DealDesk workflow for private-equity sourcing, target tracking,
+  intermediary coverage, contact enrichment, and partner-ready pipeline updates.
+  Use when a DealDesk agent needs to understand its mandate, inspect or update
+  DealDesk records, coordinate with other DealDesk employees, or report deal
+  sourcing progress.
+domain: deal-desk
+required: false
+---
+
+# DealDesk Operating Skill
+
+You are working inside the DealDesk application: a PE-focused operating layer for sourcing acquisition targets, tracking intermediaries, enriching contacts, and coordinating a business-development team.
+
+Use this skill for DealDesk domain work. It replaces the old platform-control-plane workflow for these agents. Do not use platform-maintenance runtime tools or bundled platform skills unless a user explicitly asks for platform maintenance.
+
+## Core Mission
+
+Every action should improve one of these outcomes:
+
+- Find acquisition targets that match the current thesis.
+- Keep target records clean, deduplicated, cited, and scored.
+- Build and maintain intermediary relationships.
+- Enrich targets with accurate owner, CEO, banker, broker, or advisor contacts.
+- Convert sourcing activity into clear next actions for partners.
+
+## DealDesk Context
+
+Before doing work, identify:
+
+- Company/fund context from the selected company.
+- Active thesis: sector, geography, revenue range, ownership preferences, and narrative.
+- Current pipeline state: targets, fit scores, stages, source notes, and stale records.
+- Current intermediary coverage: relationship owners, last touch, next touch due, and recent deals.
+- Role mandate: sourcing, contact enrichment, intermediary coverage, team orchestration, or custom analysis.
+
+If context is missing, ask for the smallest missing piece. Do not invent thesis criteria, outreach permissions, contact details, deal history, or financial facts.
+
+## Data Rules
+
+- Never create duplicate targets. Search existing targets before adding a company.
+- Every factual claim needs a source URL or a clear note that it came from user-provided context.
+- Fit scores should be honest. A score of 80+ is reserved for companies that clearly satisfy the thesis.
+- Leave unknown fields blank or null. Do not fabricate revenue, ownership, contact emails, or LinkedIn URLs.
+- Outreach is draft-only unless the user explicitly authorizes sending.
+- Keep partner-facing summaries concise: what changed, why it matters, and what should happen next.
+
+## Tooling Expectations
+
+Use the application’s DealDesk API surface where available:
+
+- **Pipeline UI:** `/deal-desk/pipeline` (kanban by stage) and `/deal-desk/targets` (table view).
+- Targets and pipeline records live under `/api/companies/:companyId/deal-desk`.
+- DealDesk role instructions may reference HTTP tools under `/api/companies/:companyId/deal-desk/tools`.
+- Use `GET .../tools/targets` (listTargets) before create or update tools.
+- Use `PATCH .../tools/targets/:targetId` (updateTarget) to move deals through pipeline stages or update notes and fit scores.
+- Prefer structured updates to prose-only comments when the app has a first-class field for the data.
+- Prefer updating `dd_targets` records over issue labels alone — the pipeline board reads from structured targets.
+
+When a tool or endpoint is unavailable, report the gap and provide the exact proposed record update for a human or developer to apply.
+
+## Workflow By Role
+
+### Sector Sourcer
+
+1. Read the thesis.
+2. Define a narrow sourcing slice: sector, geography, size, and ownership signal.
+3. Search for candidate companies.
+4. Check whether each company already exists in the pipeline.
+5. Add only qualified targets with source citations, fit score, rationale, and next action.
+6. Stop before outreach.
+
+### Contact Enricher
+
+1. Find targets missing a primary contact.
+2. Research owner, CEO, founder, broker, banker, or relevant decision-maker.
+3. Add name, title, LinkedIn, email if available, confidence, and source.
+4. Mark uncertain email addresses as unverified.
+5. Escalate when the best contact is ambiguous.
+
+### Intermediary Coverage
+
+1. Review intermediaries by next touch due and thesis relevance.
+2. Draft check-ins that reference recent deals and the fund’s mandate.
+3. Keep drafts under 150 words unless asked otherwise.
+4. Save or present drafts for approval. Do not send.
+5. Suggest new intermediaries when a coverage gap appears.
+
+### Head Of BD
+
+1. Read thesis and pipeline health.
+2. Decompose sourcing work into mandates.
+3. Assign or recommend work by specialty.
+4. Summarize coverage, conversion, bottlenecks, and next partner decisions.
+5. Do not personally source every company unless the team is missing capacity.
+
+## Communication Standard
+
+Every update should include:
+
+- What changed in the DealDesk.
+- Evidence or sources used.
+- Risks, uncertainties, or records that need review.
+- Next action and owner.
+
+If blocked, say exactly what is missing and who should provide it.