Customer Acquisition Automation
Core loop: collect → write → approve. Publish is a separate, human-gated step. This public skill does not auto-post and does not promise signups.
When to use
The user wants a day's worth of public leads and draft replies, then will decide what (if anything) goes out.
Rights and AIGC
- Public pages only. Do not bypass logins, CAPTCHAs, or rate limits. Do not use unofficial scrapers against a site's ToS.
- No private data. Handle, public profile URL, public post URL. No scraped emails, DMs, or phone numbers.
- Drafts are AIGC. Label internally as AI-assisted copy. The user owns the send. Do not impersonate a customer or a reviewer.
- No invented proof. Do not write fake metrics, fake testimonials, fake "early-bird" prices, gift codes, or star ratings. If a price is needed, ask the user for the live number first.
- No spam. Each draft must answer a specific public post. Duplicate blasts are out of scope.
If a channel requires an official API token the user has not provided, collect and draft only. Do not post.
Workflow
1. Collect
Build a lead pool for today (smoke run: 5–8 rows is enough; a full day aims at ≥10).
Sources (public search / official APIs if the user already configured them):
- Reddit: r/SaaS, r/Entrepreneur, r/sideproject, r/indiehackers — questions, pain, "what tool do you use"
- X: public posts about AI content tools, indie SaaS, prompt workflows
- Public competitor threads: complaints and feature asks only, from pages anyone can open
Each row:
| field | meaning |
|---|---|
| date | ISO date |
| source | subreddit / account / site |
| platform | reddit / x / other |
| topic | short label |
| pain_point | one sentence from the post |
| url | original link (required) |
| priority | high / mid / low |
| channel | reddit-comment / reddit-post / x / outreach-draft |
| status | new |
Append to references/lead-pool.csv if that file exists; otherwise print a table and save CSV in the working directory. Every row needs a live URL. Drop rows you cannot open.
Creator scouting (optional): public mid-size AI-video accounts. Name, public follower band, niche, public profile URL. Stop at 5–10 for a smoke run.
2. Write
From today's leads, draft 5–10 pieces. Match the channel:
- Reddit comment: 200–400 words, answers the question, one optional mention of the user's real tool, no hard sell
- Reddit post: only if the user asked for a post; 500–800 words; substance first
- X: 140–280 characters; one idea; no duplicated copy across the batch
- Outreach draft: 150–250 words; first line cites a specific public video or post; soft close. User sends it.
Voice: specific, calm, no hype. Every draft cites the source URL. Hooks in the first line. Do not insert a price unless the user supplied one this session.
Save as assets/daily-content-[YYYY-MM-DD].md.
3. Approve (hard stop)
Build an approval table:
id | channel | preview | source URL | confirm / edit / drop
Show it. Do not publish. Wait.
Log the decision to references/approval-log.csv when the user answers.
4. Publish (only after confirm)
If the user confirmed and an official API (or the user themselves) is doing the send:
- Reddit: follow subreddit rules; new accounts comment before posting; no link dump on day one
- X: official API only; do not burst
- Outreach: user sends; this skill does not log into DMs
- Competitor sites: drafts only — never auto-comment on a third-party product page
Record references/publish-log.csv: URL, time, account (no tokens). If the user has not confirmed, skip this layer entirely.
5. Feedback (optional, next day)
If the user pastes public metrics (upvotes, replies), append references/feedback-log.csv. Do not scrape private analytics.
Stop conditions
- No source URL → drop the lead.
- User has not approved → no publish.
- Channel is rate-limited or banned → stop that channel and report.
- Copy would need a discount, gift, or rating the user did not state → omit it.
License
CC BY-SA 4.0. Commercial use allowed. Credit the author and share derivatives under the same license.