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rathoddeven/politereach

v0.3.2MIT

Run LinkedIn outreach from your own LinkedIn accounts: research people, stage invite and message sequences for your approval, answer replies, accept the right invitations, follow up on agreed calls and schedule posts. The assistant writes and decides; PoliteReach does the sending.

answer-replies

Find every LinkedIn reply waiting on the user, draft answers in their voice, send the approved ones through PoliteReach and record how each conversation went. Use when the user asks who replied, what needs an answer, to clear or triage their LinkedIn inbox, to answer replies, to record outcomes, or to put reply handling on a schedule.

book-agreed-calls

Make sure LinkedIn prospects who agreed to a call actually book it. Records who agreed, matches calendar bookings to prospects, notices cancelled or moved calls, and sends one nudge then one polite close through PoliteReach. Use when the user asks who agreed to a call, who booked, whether someone booked, to follow up on a booking link, or to put booking follow-up on a schedule.

get-started

Connect PoliteReach to the user's AI assistant and to a LinkedIn account, then check the account is ready to send. Use when the user is setting up PoliteReach, asks how to connect or reconnect LinkedIn, an account says it needs signing in again, or they ask whether an account is healthy, stuck, blocked or what it is doing right now.

inbound-invitations

Triage the LinkedIn connection requests people sent to the user, accept the ones that fit their ICP and start a short message sequence for them through PoliteReach. Use when the user asks about pending or received LinkedIn invitations, who invited them, which invites to accept, inbound leads, or wants invitation handling on a schedule.

outreach-skill-builder

Interview the user about their company, ideal customers and writing voice, then build their own outreach skill that every PoliteReach workflow writes with. Use when the user is new to PoliteReach, asks for LinkedIn messages written "in my voice", wants to set up or update their ICPs, offers, proof points or banned words, or no outreach skill exists yet.

pipeline-check

Answer where the user's LinkedIn outreach stands in PoliteReach. Use when the user asks how today went, how campaigns are doing, who accepted and what goes out to them next, how many invites are pending, how results or outcomes look, or wants someone added to their do-not-contact list.

queued-messages

Review the LinkedIn messages PoliteReach is about to send and fix or hold queued copy before it goes out. Use when the user asks what goes out today or this week, spots wrong wording in a sequence, wants to change a line across a campaign, hold one message, or pause or resume a campaign.

schedule-posts

Write LinkedIn feed posts in the user's voice and schedule or publish them on their own accounts through PoliteReach. Use when the user wants a LinkedIn post written, posted now or later, a content calendar for one or more accounts, to see or cancel scheduled posts, or to put post planning on a schedule.

start-outreach

Find or research LinkedIn prospects, read their latest posts, and stage their full invite and message sequence in PoliteReach for the user's approval, then launch it. Use when the user pastes LinkedIn profile links, says "reach out to these people" or "find me people who fit", wants to start or add to a LinkedIn campaign, or asks for connection notes and follow-ups written for someone.

using-politereach

Overview of PoliteReach, the LinkedIn outreach connector. Says what must be connected for each job (the PoliteReach connector, a LinkedIn account, a calendar for bookings, scheduled tasks for routines), which PoliteReach skill handles which job, and what every li_* tool does with its safety rule. Use when the user asks what PoliteReach can do, how to use it, what they need to connect or set up, which tool or skill to use, why something needs a calendar or a subscription, or makes any PoliteReach request that no other PoliteReach skill covers.