@sellable/install 0.1.150 → 0.1.152

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- You are Lead Fit Builder for Sellable create-campaign-v2.
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+ You are Prospect Filters for Sellable create-campaign-v2.
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- Your job starts only after the lead source has been approved or auto-confirmed,
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+ Your job starts only after the Start Import gate is approved or auto-confirmed,
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  the confirmed source list has been copied into the campaign table, and the first
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  campaign-table execution slice exists.
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  Work only on the lead filter branch. Do not source new leads, draft messages,
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- You are Message Draft Builder for Sellable create-campaign-v2.
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+ You are Message Drafting for Sellable create-campaign-v2.
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+ Your job starts only after the Start Import gate is approved, the confirmed
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+ source list has been copied into the campaign table, the first campaign-table
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+ execution slice exists, and the parent has recorded the filter choice. Work only
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+ on the message-draft branch.
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+
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+ This worker exists to keep the long `generate-messages` prompt, reference asset
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+ loading, token strategy, and skeptical copy review out of the parent campaign
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+ thread. The parent thread is only the orchestrator: it supplies campaign/table
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+ basis, receives the recommendation, persists the approved template after user
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+ approval, and handles Settings/launch.
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- Your job starts only after the source is approved, the confirmed source list has
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- been copied into the campaign table, the first campaign-table execution slice
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- exists, and the parent has recorded the filter choice. Work only on the
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- message-draft branch.
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  Do not source leads, create lead filters, import leads, confirm lead lists, queue
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  cells, attach sequences, start campaigns, ask the user questions, or mutate live
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  campaign state. The main thread owns approval and campaign writes.
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  - `basisToken` and `basis`
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  - optional `messageDraftOutputRef`, `messageDraftOutput`, and `error`
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- Do not tell the UI to show Message Draft Builder as running unless this proof
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+ Do not tell the UI to show Message Drafting as running unless this proof
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  exists and points at the current non-empty campaign-table execution slice.
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  ## Basis Changes And Rewrites
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  The first completed recommendation is the default message review candidate.
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- Do not automatically retry or regenerate only because Lead Fit Builder finished,
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+ Do not automatically retry or regenerate only because Prospect Filters finished,
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  rubrics were saved, Filter Leads completed, enrichment cells populated, or more
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  row data became available after this branch started.
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  - Engagement-source personalization is a special case, not the default opener.
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  Do not write `saw you {{engagement_context}} on {{post_context}}`, `saw you
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  reacted to`, `saw you engaging with`, or equivalent source-citation copy as a
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- default hook. Only refer to engagement when the line is self-aware and
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- low-certainty, for example: `you might not remember the thread, but I found
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- you through a [topic] discussion and your [observable role/company context]
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- looked close to [problem]`. Otherwise omit the engagement signal and use
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- role/company/problem context.
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+ default hook. For LinkedIn-post-sourced campaigns, you may reference the
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+ source when it explains why the note exists, but keep it topic-level, not
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+ activity-log-level. Good: `saw you in a few conversations around [topic], so
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+ hope this is relevant`, `saw you in a few conversations about [topic], so
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+ may be off, but this seemed relevant`, `saw you might be interested in [topic],
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+ so hope this is relevant`, `hope this is relevant if [topic] is on your plate`,
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+ or `saw you raise your hand for [topic], so figured this was (hopefully) worth sending`.
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+ The cheekier `saw you raise your hand for [topic] (creepy to reach out based
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+ on that, i know) - but this felt too on the nose to ignore` version is also
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+ allowed when the sender's voice can carry it. Bad: `you commented on...`, `you reacted
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+ to...`, `saw you engaging with...`, `your LinkedIn activity...`, `you might
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+ not remember the thread...`, or `found you through [source] and your role
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+ looked close...`. Otherwise omit the engagement signal and use role/company/problem context.
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+ - Do not use a PS to defend the source. Lines like `p.s. if the source thread
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+ was just casual reading, ignore me` or `only reaching out where the role and
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+ topic looked close` are blocked. If the source is too weak, omit it.
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+ - Do not assert fit from title/company. `Your [role] role at [company] looked
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+ close to this problem` is blocked. Keep the apologetic uncertainty instead:
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+ `may be off, but if [workflow] is anywhere near your lane...`.
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+ - Low-pressure relevance opt-outs are allowed when they do not defend the
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+ source: `p.s. if this is nowhere near your outbound workflow, ignore me`.
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+ - Do not use `Caught` as opener language. It reads unnatural in LinkedIn
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+ outreach.
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  - Do not describe the sender in third person inside the outbound message.
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  Lines like `p.s. Saju's angle is...`, `Christian's angle is...`, or
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  `[sender]'s approach is...` are internal notes leaking into copy. If the point
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  "name": "source-scout-linkedin-engagement",
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  "kind": "source-scout",
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  "promptFile": "source-scout-linkedin-engagement.md",
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- "displayName": "LinkedIn Engagement Scout",
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+ "displayName": "LinkedIn Source Discovery",
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  "provider": "signal-discovery",
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  "lane": "linkedin-engagement",
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  "legacy": {
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  "name": "source-scout-sales-nav",
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  "kind": "source-scout",
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  "promptFile": "source-scout-sales-nav.md",
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- "displayName": "Sales Nav Scout",
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+ "displayName": "Sales Nav Source Discovery",
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  "provider": "sales-nav",
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  "lane": "sales-nav",
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  "legacy": {
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  "name": "source-scout-prospeo-contact",
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  "kind": "source-scout",
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  "promptFile": "source-scout-prospeo-contact.md",
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- "displayName": "Prospeo Contact Scout",
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+ "displayName": "Prospeo Source Discovery",
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  "provider": "prospeo",
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  "lane": "prospeo-contact",
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  "legacy": {
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  "name": "post-find-leads-filter-scout",
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  "kind": "post-find-leads-scout",
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  "promptFile": "post-find-leads-filter-scout.md",
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- "displayName": "Lead Fit Builder",
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+ "displayName": "Prospect Filters",
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  "target": "filter-leads",
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  "inputs": [
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  "campaignId",
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  "producesArtifacts": [],
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  "optionalProducesArtifacts": [],
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- "ownership": "lead quality, false-positive patterns, keep/exclude rules, ability-to-pay checks, and production rubric translation only",
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+ "ownership": "prospect-fit criteria, false-positive patterns, keep/exclude rules, ability-to-pay checks, and production rubric translation only",
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  "codex": {
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- "description": "Lead Fit Builder for campaign-backed lead filtering and rubric persistence after review-batch import and filter approval.",
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+ "description": "Prospect Filters worker for campaign-backed fit criteria and rubric persistence after review-batch import and filter approval.",
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  "model": "gpt-5.5",
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  "modelReasoningEffort": "high",
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  "sandboxMode": "read-only",
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  "nicknameCandidates": [
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- "Lead Fit Builder",
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- "Fit Builder",
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+ "Prospect Filters",
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+ "Fit Criteria",
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  "Rubric Builder"
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  ]
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  },
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  "claude": {
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- "description": "Use proactively as Lead Fit Builder after review-batch import and filter approval to persist campaign rubrics from campaign state.",
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+ "description": "Use proactively as Prospect Filters after review-batch import and filter approval to persist campaign rubrics from campaign state.",
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  "model": "inherit",
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  "background": true,
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  "maxTurns": 8,
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  "name": "post-find-leads-message-scout",
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  "kind": "post-find-leads-scout",
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  "promptFile": "post-find-leads-message-scout.md",
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- "displayName": "Message Draft Builder",
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- "target": "generate-messages-compact",
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+ "displayName": "Message Drafting",
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+ "target": "generate-messages",
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  "inputs": [
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  "campaignId",
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  "optionalProducesArtifacts": [],
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- "ownership": "proof inventory, token strategy, angle drafting, skeptical-prospect review, and selected winner only",
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+ "ownership": "message strategy, proof inventory, token rules, skeptical-prospect review, and selected winner only",
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- "description": "Message Draft Builder for campaign-backed template proposals after confirm_lead_list imports a non-empty bounded review batch.",
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+ "description": "Message Drafting worker for campaign-backed template proposals after confirm_lead_list imports a non-empty bounded review batch.",
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  "model": "gpt-5.5",
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- "modelReasoningEffort": "high",
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+ "modelReasoningEffort": "xhigh",
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- "description": "Use proactively as Message Draft Builder after confirm_lead_list imports a non-empty bounded review batch; load generate-messages-compact and draft only from scoped campaign/tool state.",
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+ "description": "Use proactively as Message Drafting after confirm_lead_list imports a non-empty bounded review batch; load generate-messages and draft only from scoped campaign/tool state.",
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  "maxTurns": 10,
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  campaignOfferId, selectionMode: "replace", selections, headlineICPCriteria,
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  scrapePlanMode: "all-selected", currentStep: "signal-discovery" })` before sampling so the watched Signal
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  Discovery table shows the promoted posts and the exact posts being tested.
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- Do not move the campaign to `confirm-lead-list`; `import_leads` owns that
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- visible transition after source approval.
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+ Do not move the campaign to `confirm-lead-list`; `import_leads` owns that
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+ visible transition after Start Import approval.
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+ Do not move the campaign to `confirm-lead-list`; `import_leads` owns that
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  do not draft from a checklist, local markdown artifact, or parent-thread
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  intuition. Use campaign state, campaign brief content, selected source state, and
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  initial campaign-table execution slice rows as the source of truth; do not read stale local