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Explicitly invoked Oparax workflow for sending already-prepared X DMs sequentially until the queue ends or X refuses a send. Never invoke implicitly.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Explicitly invoked deterministic status report for the Oparax outreach record store. Never invoke implicitly.
Explicitly invoked Oparax workflow for logging X-contacted reporters into the fixed LeanSpark experiment. Never invoke implicitly.
Explicitly invoked Oparax workflow for checking new queued X accounts once to determine whether they can receive DMs. Never invoke implicitly and never use for unavailable-account rechecks.
Explicitly invoked Oparax workflow for rechecking every previously unavailable X account and resolving it as available or invalid. Never invoke implicitly and never use for new-contact checks.
Phase 2 of the feature flow, standalone: implement the approved plan from the ft/N issue (or a directly-stated small build) with parallel implementers, a fast per-task typecheck gate, and deep review reserved for the foundational task. Use when the user says /feature-build, "build the plan", "implement the tasks", or "just build X" mid-flight on a feature branch.
The end-to-end feature flow: plan → build → QC → triage+ship, run as one guided sequence. Use when the user wants a full slice built from idea to shipped commit. For a single phase, use the granular skills directly: /feature-plan, /feature-build, /feature-qc, /feature-ship (or /simplify, /code-review, /feature-lint for individual QC passes).
| name | x-dm |
| description | Explicitly invoked Oparax workflow for sending already-prepared X DMs sequentially until the queue ends or X refuses a send. Never invoke implicitly. |
Use only when Farzan explicitly invokes $x-dm. That invocation authorizes sending the exact prepared messages for queued x_av records.
Perform the complete workflow inline in the current task. Never delegate it or start a subagent. Use only the Codex in-app Browser and .codex/outreach/outreach.py. Keep all X work sequential.
At the start, establish one persistent Codex goal: exhaust the x_av queue or stop on a defined X hard-stop. Reuse the active goal on automatic continuation; never create parallel goals or workers. A per-turn runtime boundary is not a stopping condition: leave the goal active and continue from the next x_av record automatically. Complete the goal only when next send returns null or a defined hard-stop is reached.
Loop:
rtk python3 .codex/outreach/outreach.py next send.null, stop normally; the queue is exhausted.rtk python3 .codex/outreach/outreach.py resolve <handle> x_done and continue without resending.rtk python3 .codex/outreach/outreach.py resolve <handle> x_unav and continue.rtk python3 .codex/outreach/outreach.py resolve <handle> x_done and continue.Hard-stop immediately if X shows Failed to send message, Failed, Try Again, a warning, rate limit, locked session, changed UI, recipient mismatch, or an unverifiable send. Do not retry, inspect another handle, or update the current record. Tell Farzan that X is refusing sends and identify the unchanged handle.
Do not produce a final response while next send returns a record. Do not stop after an arbitrary batch or because one turn reaches its runtime boundary. Continue in the same task until the queue is empty or a hard-stop condition occurs.
Before reporting, run rtk python3 .codex/outreach/outreach.py count send. Never open LeanSpark. Return newly sent handles, unavailable outcomes, the stopping reason, and that exact remaining x_av count.