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hermes-workshop contains 4 collected skills from chrishart0, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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4
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7
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2026-07-18
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competitor-market-watch
market-research-analysts-and-marketing-specialists-131161

Generate the user's recurring competitor and market-watch brief from public sources. Track named competitors and market signals - pricing, launches, changelogs, positioning, hiring, reviews, news - detect what changed since the last run, filter against what could move the user's roadmap, pricing, sales talk track, or week plan, and deliver a short brief tagged watch / ignore / act. Read-only, every claim source-cited. Improves from feedback.

2026-07-18
use-case-finder
project-management-specialists

Help the user find which AI agent use cases actually fit their work and life. Interview them about a normal day, their business, and what they care about, map their answers to proven agent patterns, point them at the community use case libraries, and help them pick one or two concrete agents to build first. Use at the start of the workshop, or any time someone says "I don't know what to build."

2026-07-17
sales-pipeline-followup
sales-representatives-wholesale-and-manufacturing-except-technical-and-scientific-products

Turn the user's live pipeline - a CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Attio, Close...), a spreadsheet, or an export - into today's ranked action list: stale deals, missing next steps, follow-ups due, plus draft follow-up messages for the user to send. Connects READ-ONLY; never writes to the CRM, never sends a message, never invents contact history. Every item cites the deal. Improves from feedback.

2026-07-17
daily-intelligence-report
market-research-analysts-and-marketing-specialists-131161

Generate the user's recurring intelligence report on their chosen schedule. Read their recurring sources, cross-reference every item against what's relevant to them (stack, machines, projects, city, business), and surface only what matters, with evidence. Use for morning briefings, tool/release watches, CVE relevance, event lookouts, monitoring summaries, or any recurring report that should improve from feedback. Delivers as Markdown by default, with an optional premium PDF. Remembers past events and open threads in a local wiki so nothing gets missed between runs.

2026-07-17