---
name: my-skill-name
description: "Use this skill when <the concrete trigger: a signal fires, a moment in the deal, a recurring cadence>. Produces <the concrete output>. <One or two more sentences dense with the phrases someone would actually say when they need this.>"
license: MIT
metadata:
  title: My skill name
  category: cold-email
  tags: "Sales, SDR"
  author: your-slug
  version: "1.0.0"
  keywords: "search phrase one, search phrase two"
  inputs: "Input one, Input two"
  outputs: "Output one, Output two"
---

<One line: when this applies. One line: what it produces. Then delete every bracketed hint in this file.>

## Inputs

- <What the agent needs before starting, and what to do if it is missing.>

## The play

### 1. <First step, a GTM verb: "check the CRM", "load the ICP", "pull recent replies">
<Never a vendor tool name.>

### 2. <Next step>
<When a step has depth worth its own page (a scoring rubric, worked examples, a channel variant), move it to references/<topic>.md and say here when to read it.>

## What good looks like

- <What the best operator notices first that others miss.>
- <How you know the output is good, concretely.>
- <The common mistake: what the mediocre version looks like.>

## Rules

- MUST <a hard rule>.
- NEVER <a hard failure mode>.

## Example prompts

- "<A request a user would type>"
- "<Another one>"
- "<A third>"