@growthub/cli 0.14.4 → 0.14.6

package/assets/worker-kits/growthub-email-marketing-v1/skills.md

@@ -1,490 +0,0 @@
-# Email Marketing Strategist — Master Skill Doc
-
-**Source of truth for methodology. Read this file completely before beginning any task.**
-
----
-
-## QUICK REFERENCE TABLE
-
-| Resource | Path |
-|---|---|
-| Agent operating law | `workers/email-marketing-strategist/CLAUDE.md` |
-| Brand kit template | `brands/_template/brand-kit.md` |
-| Growthub brand kit | `brands/growthub/brand-kit.md` |
-| Email format library | `templates/email-formats/INDEX.md` |
-| Broadcast format library | `templates/broadcast-formats/INDEX.md` |
-| Broadcast vault template | `broadcasts/_template/broadcast-vault.md` |
-| Growthub broadcast vault | `broadcasts/growthub/broadcast-vault.md` |
-| Email module library | `templates/email-modules/INDEX.md` |
-| Subject line patterns | `templates/hooks-library/subject-line-patterns.csv` |
-| Campaign brief template | `templates/campaign-brief-template.md` |
-| Sequence planner | `templates/sequence-planner.md` |
-| Email draft template | `templates/email-draft.md` |
-| Subject line matrix template | `templates/subject-line-matrix.md` |
-| CTA matrix template | `templates/cta-matrix.md` |
-| QA checklist | `templates/qa-checklist.md` |
-| Output standards | `output-standards.md` |
-| Platform integration | `runtime-assumptions.md` |
-| Example: campaign brief | `examples/campaign-brief-sample.md` |
-| Example: nurture sequence | `examples/nurture-sequence-sample.md` |
-| Example: subject line matrix | `examples/subject-line-matrix-sample.md` |
-| Output folder | `output/<client-slug>/<campaign-slug>/` |
-
----
-
-## STEP 0 — BEFORE ANY TASK, ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
-
-Before writing a single word of copy, answer:
-
-1. **Who is the client?** (slug, brand kit location)
-2. **What campaign type?** (nurture / cold outbound / follow-up / re-engagement / promotional)
-3. **Which content pillar?** (Growth System / Automation & AI / Client Results / Education & Strategy / Pipeline & Revenue)
-4. **Who is the audience segment?** (new lead / warm prospect / past client / stalled pipeline / re-engage)
-5. **What is the primary CTA?** (book call / start trial / claim offer / reply / read resource)
-6. **Is platform handoff in scope?** (API / browser / export only)
-
-If any of these are unknown after Step 3 of CLAUDE.md, ask before proceeding.
-
----
-
-## STEP 1 — LOAD THE BRAND KIT
-
-### 1a — If brand kit exists
-
-```
-Read: brands/<client-slug>/brand-kit.md
-```
-
-Extract into working context:
-- `voice_and_tone` — exact adjectives, not summaries
-- `approved_phrases` — verbatim, use these in copy
-- `messaging_guardrails` — absolute no-go items
-- `content_pillars` — definitions and angle mappings
-- `cta_language` — exact CTA text from brand kit
-- `compliance_notes` — required disclaimers and restrictions
-
-### 1b — If brand kit does not exist
-
-Copy `brands/_template/brand-kit.md` to `brands/<client-slug>/brand-kit.md`.
-Ask the user to fill in the required fields before any copy is written.
-Minimum required fields: `client_name`, `slug`, `voice_and_tone`, `content_pillars`, `approved_phrases`, `messaging_guardrails`, `primary_cta`.
-
----
-
-## STEP 2 — CHECK THE FORMAT LIBRARY
-
-```
-Read: templates/email-formats/INDEX.md
-```
-
-Match the requested campaign type to a frozen format:
-
-| Campaign type | Frozen format file |
-|---|---|
-| Lead nurture (5 emails) | `templates/email-formats/nurture-sequence.md` |
-| Cold outbound (4 emails) | `templates/email-formats/outbound-cold-sequence.md` |
-| Promotional broadcast (1 email) | `templates/email-formats/promotional-broadcast.md` |
-| Re-engagement / win-back (3 emails) | `templates/email-formats/re-engagement.md` |
-| Post-demo follow-up (3 emails) | `templates/email-formats/follow-up-sequence.md` |
-
-**If a frozen format matches → use it exactly. Do not reinvent the arc structure.**
-**If no format matches → build from `templates/sequence-planner.md` and freeze the new format after delivery.**
-
----
-
-## STEP 2B — BROADCAST VAULT (for broadcast campaigns only)
-
-> Skip this step for multi-email sequences. This step applies ONLY when the campaign type is a single-send broadcast.
-
-### What is a broadcast?
-
-A broadcast is a single-send email to a list segment — not a sequence. It is planned from the vault, not from a sequence brief. Use this step instead of the multi-email format workflow.
-
-### Broadcast workflow
-
-```
-1. Load the vault
-   Read: broadcasts/<client-slug>/broadcast-vault.md
-   → Load the full vault into working context
-
-2. Identify the campaign goal
-   → Deliver free value       → format: value-delivery
-   → Drive traffic to LM page → format: lead-magnet-traffic
-   → Share proof / credibility → format: showcase-proof
-   → Warm up / re-engage      → format: engagement-nudge
-   → Move warm leads to book  → format: activation-booking
-
-3. Check the broadcast format index
-   Read: templates/broadcast-formats/INDEX.md
-   → Confirm format selection against the campaign goal
-
-4. Select the vault asset
-   → Match the campaign goal to the best asset from the vault
-   → Check: asset status = active
-   → Check cadence: same asset not sent to this segment in last 60 days
-
-5. Load the format template
-   Read: templates/broadcast-formats/<format-id>.md
-   → Fill all [PLACEHOLDER] slots from vault + brand kit
-
-6. Generate subject line matrix
-   → 3–5 options using subject line structures in the format file
-   → Preview text paired with each subject line option
-
-7. Platform handoff
-   → Per runtime-assumptions.md
-```
-
-### Broadcast asset selection guide
-
-| Campaign goal | Best vault asset types | Broadcast format |
-|---|---|---|
-| Deliver free value, build goodwill | Lead magnets (lm-*) | `value-delivery` |
-| Drive traffic to a specific resource | Lead magnets with landing pages | `lead-magnet-traffic` |
-| Build credibility, show results | Case studies (cs-*), showcases (sh-*) | `showcase-proof` |
-| Warm up cold/cool leads | YouTube (yt-*), community (lm-04), educational LMs | `engagement-nudge` |
-| Nudge warm leads toward booking | Testimonial (t-*), case studies, showcases | `activation-booking` |
-
-### Broadcast cadence rules
-
-Always check these before scheduling any broadcast send:
-
-- Max 2 broadcasts per week
-- Min 3 days between sends
-- Preferred send days: Tuesday, Thursday
-- Preferred send time: 9–11am recipient local time
-- Do not re-send same vault asset to same segment within 60 days
-- Never send the same lead magnet twice in one month to the same segment
-
----
-
-## STEP 3 — CONFIRM BRIEF INPUTS
-
-Before writing, collect all required fields:
-
-**Campaign identity:**
-- Campaign name
-- Campaign type (from format library)
-- Content pillar (anchor pillar)
-- Secondary pillar (if blending)
-- Audience segment + stage
-- Entry trigger (what event starts this sequence)
-- Goal (what the campaign is trying to get the reader to do)
-
-**Copy direction:**
-- Campaign angle (confirmed with user in CLAUDE.md Step 4)
-- Emotional arc (Frustrated → Informed → Activated, or custom)
-- Voice/tone notes (from brand kit, any campaign-specific additions)
-- Compliance constraints (from brand kit + any campaign-specific)
-
-**CTA spec:**
-- Primary CTA (exact text + URL or action)
-- Secondary CTA (optional — reply, resource, softer ask)
-- Platform segment tag or trigger condition (if platform handoff in scope)
-
----
-
-## STEP 4 — CONTENT PILLAR → CAMPAIGN ANGLE MAPPING
-
-This is the core strategic layer. Every campaign is anchored to a pillar. The pillar determines the angle, the emotional arc, and the language patterns.
-
-### Pillar 1 — Growth System
-**Core idea:** Growthub is not a tool. It is the operating system for growth — infrastructure that makes scaling systematic, not chaotic.
-
-**Campaign angles:**
-- "Your growth is leaking — here's where"
-- "Most businesses don't have a growth problem. They have a systems problem."
-- "The difference between businesses that scale and those that stall isn't budget — it's infrastructure."
-- "What happens when you remove the chaos from growth?"
-
-**Emotional arc:** Chaotic → Systematic → In Control
-**Voice:** Confident, diagnostic, operator-to-operator
-**Language patterns:**
-- "growth infrastructure", "systematic scaling", "without the chaos"
-- "built-in accountability", "growth that compounds"
-- "most agencies run on duct tape — this is the alternative"
-
----
-
-### Pillar 2 — Automation & AI
-**Core idea:** Speed from insight to action. The businesses winning right now are moving faster — not working harder. Automation removes the bottleneck between thinking and doing.
-
-**Campaign angles:**
-- "The bottleneck isn't your team. It's the time between ideas and execution."
-- "What if your follow-up never dropped the ball again?"
-- "Speed is the new competitive advantage in [niche]. Here's how to get it."
-- "Most of your pipeline dies in the gap between 'not ready yet' and 'ready to buy.' Automation closes that gap."
-
-**Emotional arc:** Overwhelmed → Informed → Empowered
-**Voice:** Practical, specific, outcome-forward — not hype-driven
-**Language patterns:**
-- "speed to winning results", "automated follow-up that works while you sleep"
-- "ideas → execution → learning", "test faster than competitors can react"
-- "remove the bottleneck", "without adding headcount"
-
----
-
-### Pillar 3 — Client Results
-**Core idea:** Proof over promises. The most compelling thing we can show is what happened for someone like you. Results, specifics, stories — not features.
-
-**Campaign angles:**
-- "What [Name/Business type] did in [timeframe] with Growthub"
-- "The agency that went from [X problem] to [Y outcome]"
-- "Here's what scaling without chaos actually looks like"
-- "Before Growthub: [pain]. After: [outcome]."
-
-**Emotional arc:** Skeptical → Curious → Convinced
-**Voice:** Story-forward, specific, peer-to-peer (not testimonial-polished)
-**Language patterns:**
-- exact metrics and outcomes (approved in brand kit only)
-- "here's what actually happened", "not theory — this is a real result"
-- "the same system is available to you"
-
----
-
-### Pillar 4 — Education & Strategy
-**Core idea:** We earn attention by making people smarter. Teach first. Position second. The most trusted brands give value before they ask for anything.
-
-**Campaign angles:**
-- "The [N]-step framework for [desired outcome]"
-- "Why [common belief] is costing you [cost]"
-- "The thing nobody tells you about [topic relevant to ICP]"
-- "Here is exactly how we [do the thing your audience wants to do]"
-
-**Emotional arc:** Curious → Informed → Action-ready
-**Voice:** Generous, credible, direct — no condescension
-**Language patterns:**
-- "here's what we've found", "this is the framework we use"
-- "most people miss this step", "the unlock is simpler than you think"
-- "you can steal this", "take this and run with it"
-
----
-
-### Pillar 5 — Pipeline & Revenue
-**Core idea:** Email is a pipeline tool, not a broadcast tool. Every sequence should move someone from one stage to the next. The metric is pipeline movement, not open rates.
-
-**Campaign angles:**
-- "Your pipeline isn't dead. It's just quiet. Here's how to wake it up."
-- "The follow-up sequence that converts stalled prospects without being pushy"
-- "What to say when a prospect goes silent (and why most people say the wrong thing)"
-- "There is more revenue in your existing list than in any new lead you'll generate this month."
-
-**Emotional arc:** Stalled → Re-engaged → Moving
-**Voice:** Direct, urgent-but-not-pushy, revenue-literate
-**Language patterns:**
-- "stalled pipeline", "move deals forward", "already in your list"
-- "the money is in the follow-up", "pipeline health", "re-engage without burning bridges"
-- "one email away from a yes", "revenue attribution"
-
----
-
-## STEP 5 — COPYWRITING SYSTEM
-
-### The 4-block email body framework
-
-Every email body is built from these modular blocks. Select 2–4 per email. Mix and match — but follow the arc.
-
-**Block 1 — PROBLEM/AGITATE**
-Open with the tension. Name the pain or problem specifically. Make the reader feel it without dwelling too long.
-- Module: `templates/email-modules/body/problem-agitate.md`
-- Length: 2–4 sentences
-- Rule: Specific always beats generic. "You're losing $3K/month in follow-up drop-off" beats "follow-up is hard."
-
-**Block 2 — VALUE/REVEAL**
-Introduce the idea, insight, or mechanism that resolves the tension. This is the "so here's the thing" moment.
-- Module: `templates/email-modules/body/value-reveal.md`
-- Length: 3–5 sentences
-- Rule: One idea per block. Don't stack reveals.
-
-**Block 3 — STORY/BRIDGE**
-Bridge between the idea and the reader's reality. Use a client story, a scenario, or a "here's what this looks like in practice" example.
-- Module: `templates/email-modules/body/story-bridge.md`
-- Length: 3–6 sentences
-- Rule: Approved proof points only. Never fabricate.
-
-**Block 4 — EDUCATION**
-Add depth, a framework, or a "here's how this works" explanation. Used in Education & Strategy pillar campaigns and longer nurture sequences.
-- Module: `templates/email-modules/body/education-block.md`
-- Length: 4–8 sentences or a short numbered list
-- Rule: Teach one thing completely. Don't overview multiple topics.
-
----
-
-### Subject line system
-
-Subject lines are not decoration — they are the entire open rate. Every email gets a matrix of 5+ variants.
-
-**The 4 subject line types:**
-
-| Type | What it does | Use when |
-|---|---|---|
-| Curiosity | Opens a loop the reader must close | Education, nurture, pillar 4 |
-| Social proof | Anchors credibility with a result | Client results, promo |
-| Urgency | Creates a reason to act now | Promotional, pipeline-moving |
-| Personal | Speaks directly to the individual | Cold outbound, re-engagement |
-
-Load patterns from `templates/hooks-library/subject-line-patterns.csv`.
-
-**3-pass subject line selection:**
-1. Pass 1: Filter by campaign type (nurture / cold / promo / re-engage / follow-up)
-2. Pass 2: Filter by pillar tone (diagnostic / proof-forward / education / urgency)
-3. Pass 3: Select 5+ candidates, write variants using the Structure column as the frame
-
-**Preview text rule:** Preview text is always written alongside the subject line. They are a pair, not an afterthought. Preview text should extend or complement the subject line — never repeat it.
-
----
-
-### CTA system
-
-Every email has one primary CTA. Secondary CTAs (reply, read, soft ask) are optional.
-
-**CTA hierarchy:**
-1. Primary CTA — one action, specific, above the fold if possible, and repeated in the PS
-2. Soft CTA — a lower-commitment ask (reply to this, read this, watch this) for cold/nurture emails
-3. Reply CTA — conversational ask ("reply with [X]") for sequences that want engagement signals
-
-Load CTA patterns from `templates/email-modules/cta/`.
-
-**CTA copy rules:**
-- Verb-first: "Book your call", "Start your trial", "See how it works" — not "Click here" or "Learn more"
-- Specific outcome: "Get your custom growth plan" beats "Book a call"
-- One CTA per email (primary). Do not stack multiple CTAs.
-- PS line always reinforces the primary CTA or adds a secondary angle.
-
----
-
-### Voice and tone guardrails
-
-These apply across all Growthub campaigns:
-
-**Always:**
-- Speak like a knowledgeable operator, not a marketer
-- Use specific outcomes and concrete language
-- Write in second person ("you", "your") not third
-- Keep sentences short and scannable — max 2 lines before a break
-- Use one idea per paragraph
-- Lead with value, not features
-
-**Never:**
-- Hype ("revolutionary", "game-changing", "best-in-class")
-- Vague promises ("grow your business", "scale to the moon")
-- Passive voice in CTAs
-- Stacked questions in the opening hook
-- Jargon the ICP doesn't use
-- Any phrase listed in `messaging_guardrails` in the brand kit
-
----
-
-## STEP 6 — EMAIL PLATFORM INTEGRATION
-
-Email platform handoff uses the adapter pattern defined in `runtime-assumptions.md`.
-
-**Two integration modes:**
-
-**Mode A — API (preferred for speed)**
-- Platform API key from environment variable
-- Operations: list templates, map copy to template slots, create/update campaign, trigger test send
-- GHL is the reference adapter (see `runtime-assumptions.md → GHL Adapter`)
-- New platforms: add a new adapter section in `runtime-assumptions.md`, no existing files change
-
-**Mode B — Browser-assisted**
-- Use Chrome browser tools to navigate platform UI
-- Transfer copy manually into template slots
-- Take screenshot of final email for review log
-- Document workflow in `runtime-assumptions.md → Browser-Assisted Workflows`
-
-**Mode C — Export only**
-- Produce `<ClientSlug>_PlatformReady_v1_<YYYYMMDD>.md`
-- Copy organized by template slot: subject, preview, body block 1-N, CTA, PS, footer
-- Human or operator handles the upload
-
----
-
-## DESIGN SYSTEM — email copy formatting conventions
-
-### Structure inside a draft
-
-```markdown
----
-EMAIL: [N of N]
-THEME: [theme name]
-SEND DAY: [Day X of sequence]
-PILLAR: [pillar name]
-SEGMENT: [segment name]
----
-
-**SUBJECT (primary):** [subject line]
-**PREVIEW:** [preview text]
-
----
-
-[Opening hook — 1–2 sentences]
-
-[Body block 1]
-
-[Body block 2]
-
-[Body block 3 — optional]
-
-[CTA]
-
----
-
-**PS:** [PS line]
-
----
-
-**PLAIN-TEXT FALLBACK:**
-Subject: [subject line]
-Preview: [preview text]
-
-[full email in plain text, no formatting]
-
-CTA: [URL or action, unformatted]
-
----
-
-**PLATFORM SLOT MAP** (if platform handoff in scope):
-- subject_line: [value]
-- preview_text: [value]
-- body_html: [block references]
-- cta_text: [value]
-- cta_url: [value]
-- from_name: [value]
-- from_email: [value]
-```
-
----
-
-## GUARDRAILS — apply to all campaigns
-
-1. **Pillar first.** No campaign is written without a confirmed pillar. Pillar determines angle, tone, language patterns.
-2. **Brand kit is the source of truth.** Voice, phrases, guardrails, CTA language — all from brand kit.
-3. **One campaign type per sequence.** Never mix nurture and promotional logic in the same sequence.
-4. **5+ subject line variants per email.** One subject line is not a matrix.
-5. **Preview text is always paired.** Never deliver a subject line alone.
-6. **Plain-text fallback is required.** Every email draft includes it.
-7. **No fabricated proof.** Only use results and numbers approved in the brand kit.
-8. **No hardcoded credentials.** Platform keys always from env vars.
-9. **Sequence plan before drafts.** The arc must exist before individual emails are written.
-10. **Platform push requires confirmation.** Never create or update a platform campaign without user approval.
-
----
-
-## COMMON MISTAKES TABLE
-
-| Mistake | Correct approach |
-|---|---|
-| Generic opening hook | Name the specific pain or problem from the pillar — not "Are you struggling with growth?" |
-| Long paragraphs | Max 3 sentences per paragraph, white space is intentional |
-| Feature-first body copy | Lead with what the reader gets/feels, not what the product does |
-| Stacked CTAs | One primary CTA per email — period |
-| "Learn more" as CTA text | Verb-first, outcome-specific: "See how [Brand] does it" |
-| Subject line without preview text | Always write both together |
-| Missing PS line | PS lines get high readership — always include one, reinforce the CTA or add a secondary angle |
-| Not checking the subject line pattern library | Always run the 3-pass selection before writing new subject lines |
-| Skipping the sequence plan | Even for a single email, build the context map first |
-| Overwriting versioned files | Always `v2`, never overwrite |
-| Not logging the deliverable | Append to brand kit after every completed output |
-| "Guaranteed" without qualifier | Check compliance_notes first |
-| Writing for opens, not pipeline movement | Every CTA should move the reader one stage closer to the goal |

package/assets/worker-kits/growthub-email-marketing-v1/templates/broadcast-formats/INDEX.md

@@ -1,75 +0,0 @@
-# Broadcast Format Library — INDEX
-
-> Broadcast formats are single-send email containers.
-> They pair with vault assets from `broadcasts/<client>/broadcast-vault.md`.
-> Check this index FIRST — match campaign goal to format, then load the format file.
->
-> Broadcast formats ≠ sequence formats. Broadcasts are one-and-done sends to a list segment.
-> For multi-email sequences, use `templates/email-formats/INDEX.md`.
-
----
-
-## FORMAT LOOKUP TABLE
-
-| # | Format ID | Campaign Goal | Vault Asset Types | File |
-|---|---|---|---|---|
-| 1 | `value-delivery` | Deliver a free resource directly — build goodwill | Lead magnets (lm-*) | `value-delivery.md` |
-| 2 | `lead-magnet-traffic` | Drive traffic to a lead magnet landing page | Lead magnets with URLs | `lead-magnet-traffic.md` |
-| 3 | `showcase-proof` | Share a case study, gallery, or proof asset — build credibility | Case studies, showcases | `showcase-proof.md` |
-| 4 | `engagement-nudge` | Warm up cold/cool leads — nudge toward content consumption | YouTube, community, educational LMs | `engagement-nudge.md` |
-| 5 | `activation-booking` | Move warm/nurtured leads toward booking a call | Testimonials, case studies + CTA | `activation-booking.md` |
-
----
-
-## FORMAT SELECTION GUIDE
-
-**"I want to give subscribers something valuable with no ask"**
-→ Use `value-delivery` — lead magnet straight to inbox, CTA to access
-
-**"I have a resource with a landing page and want to drive traffic"**
-→ Use `lead-magnet-traffic` — teaser copy + CTA to landing page
-
-**"I want to show what we've done for clients and build credibility"**
-→ Use `showcase-proof` — case study or gallery highlight, soft CTA
-
-**"My list has gone quiet or needs warming — I want to re-engage with value"**
-→ Use `engagement-nudge` — low-friction value: YouTube, community, educational content
-
-**"I have warm leads who have gotten value but haven't booked yet"**
-→ Use `activation-booking` — proof + urgency + direct booking CTA
-
----
-
-## BROADCAST FORMAT RULES
-
-- **One vault asset per broadcast.** Feature one thing clearly — not a roundup of 5 items.
-- **Segment before sending.** Each format has a recommended segment. Don't send activation emails to cold leads.
-- **Follow cadence rules.** Check `broadcasts/<client>/broadcast-vault.md` for cadence_rules before scheduling.
-- **Match CTA to format intent.** Value-delivery CTAs = access. Traffic CTAs = click to page. Activation CTAs = book/apply.
-- **No pitch in value-delivery sends.** If the email is delivering free value, the CTA should be to access the resource — not to buy anything.
-- **Format arc is fixed.** Subject → hook → context → value bridge → CTA → PS. Don't reorder.
-
----
-
-## HOW BROADCASTS CONNECT TO THE VAULT
-
-```
-broadcast-vault.md          broadcast format file
-──────────────────          ────────────────────
-vault asset (lm-01)   →     value-delivery.md
-  title                       [ASSET_TITLE]
-  description                 [ASSET_DESCRIPTION]
-  url                         [ASSET_URL]
-  cta_text                    [PRIMARY_CTA_TEXT]
-  audience                    → informs subject line angle
-  pillar                      → informs tone and language patterns
-```
-
-Agent workflow per broadcast:
-1. Load `broadcast-vault.md` — read full vault into context
-2. Identify campaign goal → look up format in this INDEX
-3. Select vault asset(s) that match the goal
-4. Load the format file
-5. Fill all `[PLACEHOLDER]` slots from vault + brand kit
-6. Generate subject line matrix (3–5 options)
-7. Platform handoff per `runtime-assumptions.md`