@sellable/mcp 0.1.141 → 0.1.143

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@@ -17,20 +17,26 @@ instead of pulling the long prompt into the main thread.
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  ## Required Workflow
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- 1. Read `brief.md`, `lead-review.md`, `lead-sample.json`, and `lead-filter.md`
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- when present.
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- 2. Pick 2-3 sample rows from `lead-sample.json`, preferring rows that pass the
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- filter or are likely to pass. Do not invent new rows.
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- 3. Build the message from the approved brief and the sampled rows. Use only
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- proof that appears in the brief, source review, sample, or explicit user
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- answers. Unsupported reply-rate, meeting-rate, ROI, revenue, and customer-logo
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- claims are blocked.
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- 4. Produce `message-validation.md` with the required sections below.
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- 5. Produce `message-review.md` as the customer-facing checkpoint.
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+ 1. Read the live campaign basis: campaign id, campaign revision or
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+ `campaignUpdatedAt`, campaign brief content, selected source decision,
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+ selected lead list/source state, `workflowTableId`, imported review-batch
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+ row ids/hash, and any saved rubric/filter summary supplied by the parent.
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+ 2. Pick 2-3 sample rows from the imported review-batch rows, preferring rows
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+ that pass the saved rubrics or are likely to pass. Do not invent new rows.
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+ 3. Build the message from the approved campaign brief, selected source context,
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+ sampled rows, and explicit user answers. Use only proof that appears in that
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+ live basis. Unsupported reply-rate, meeting-rate, ROI, revenue, and
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+ customer-logo claims are blocked.
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+ 4. Return a compact message recommendation to the parent thread. Do not write
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+ local markdown/json artifacts in normal customer runs; emit debug artifacts
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+ only when the parent explicitly asks for debug/UAT output.
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+ 5. Render the customer-facing message review in chat before asking for approval.
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+ After approval, the parent persists template and token rules into campaign
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+ state with `update_campaign_brief`.
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  6. Ask exactly `approve-message` or `revise-messaging`. Do not import, queue,
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  attach sequence, or start before `approve-message`.
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- ## Required `message-validation.md` Sections
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+ ## Required Message Recommendation Sections
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  - `Status`
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  - `Mode`
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  - `Findings`
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  - `Recommendation`
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- Keep this artifact concise. It should prove the reasoning path, not reproduce
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- the full framework.
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+ Keep this recommendation concise. It should prove the reasoning path, not
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+ reproduce the full framework.
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  ## Message Quality Gates
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  - If the message is plausible but not ready to send, set
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  `Recommendation: revise-messaging`.
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- ## Customer-Facing `message-review.md`
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+ ## Customer-Facing Message Review
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  Render this in chat before asking:
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  saved. Only show worker statuses as running if those branches actually started.
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  When the user chooses filters, immediately persist `enableICPFilters: true` and
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  move to `create-icp-rubric` so the watched app shows Filter Rules while Codex
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- defines the rules in chat.
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+ defines the rules in chat. After `save_rubrics`, move to `apply-icp-rubric`
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+ so the watched app shows Filter Leads with saved rules before message approval
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+ unlocks any enrichment or filtering.
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  Fit + message:
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  - Before the first provider prompt, search, source scout, or signal-discovery
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  call, show the user a compact source plan and get approval. The plan must say
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  which campaign-specific options are plausible, which lane you recommend
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- first, why active LinkedIn engagers are or are not likely to exist for this
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- ICP/offer, what fallback lane you will use if the evidence is thin, and that
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- approval authorizes scouting/search only.
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+ first, the exact evidence you expect to test for this ICP/offer, what
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+ fallback lane you will use if the evidence is thin, and that approval
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+ authorizes scouting/search only.
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  - When enough context exists, try 1-2 alternate hypotheses if the first lane is too weak or noisy.
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  - Directional preview does not require a sender, campaign, or selected lead list. Start with count/sample exploration first; only attach searches to a campaign when the user is ready to import.
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  - If the user already has a LinkedIn-profile CSV, treat that as a direct lead-list path and skip discovery.
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- {
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- "parallelMode": "wide",
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- "agentCount": 6,
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- "maxToolCallsPerAgent": 2,
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- "senderMaxAgents": 2,
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- "senderMaxToolCallsPerAgent": 3,
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- "progressMode": true,
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- "debugMode": true
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- }