Alex Yedi
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Alex Yedi's skill registry spans NYC tech event content pipelines, market-intelligence signal scanners, product management frameworks, and B2B sales outreach systems.
Agent Skills by Alex Yedi
Showing 45 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
AlexYedicontent-correspondent
Generate post-event LinkedIn posts and personalized outreach drafts from event notes.
AlexYedievent-research
Researches events from calendar invites and writes structured briefs to Notion and HubSpot.
AlexYedipre-event-content
Generate LinkedIn posts, connection request notes, and carousel briefs from event research briefs.
AlexYedirigor-review
Reviews weekly build telemetry, judge scores, and DoD waivers to propose codified fixes for recurring corrections.
AlexYediwriting-north-star-metrics
Guides product teams in defining North Star metrics using frameworks from product leaders.
AlexYediproject-ideation
Generates scored project proposals from event topic intersections and writes them to Notion.
AlexYeditrend-radar
Aggregates trending AI topics from HackerNews, HuggingFace, and newsletters into a ranked Notion digest.
AlexYedishipping-products
Guides product teams through launch planning and shipping velocity decisions using frameworks from product leaders.
AlexYediwriting-prds
Guides writing product requirements documents using frameworks from product leaders.
AlexYediinterview-prep-dossier
Generate interview-prep dossiers tailored by company, role, stage, and interviewer.
AlexYedivoice-radar
Tracks public off-LinkedIn activity of Notion People contacts via RSS feeds and web search.
AlexYedipattern-synthesis
Generates two-thesis synthesis LinkedIn posts from two event research briefs in Notion.
AlexYediinbox-miner
Extracts company and product signals from allowlisted Gmail senders into a Supabase market-intelligence graph.
AlexYediprioritizing-roadmap
Prioritize product roadmaps and backlogs using frameworks from 75 product leaders.
AlexYedihead-of-product-engineering
Orchestrates nine product workflows invoking ten specialist skills to produce PRDs and sprint issues.
AlexYedidoc-knowledge-base
Ingest long-form documents into pgvector and answer questions with cited passages.
AlexYedirole-radar
Aggregates job postings from ATS board APIs, scores them against a target-role ICP rubric, and tracks them in Notion.
AlexYedijudge-build
Scores build artifacts against a quality rubric using a cross-provider two-seat LLM quorum.
AlexYedidefining-product-vision
Create product vision statements using frameworks from 101 product leaders.
AlexYedibrand-storytelling
Craft brand narratives and messaging frameworks using storytelling techniques from product leaders.
AlexYedisteering-interview
Captures author input before research and after briefs to steer content generation.
AlexYedirisk-playbooks
Build launch risk registers with scored risks, named owners, triggers, and rollback plans.
AlexYediai-product-strategy
Guides AI product strategy decisions using frameworks from 94 product leaders and practitioners.
AlexYedilaunch-tiering
Classifies product launches into impact-based tiers to size go-to-market investment and governance.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alex Yedi
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Alex Yedi's skills?▼
You can research NYC tech events into Notion briefs, draft pre- and post-event LinkedIn posts and outreach DMs, scan trending topics and voices, write personalized cold email sequences, build competitive battlecards and TAM/SAM/SOM models, define product visions and PRDs, and generate interview-prep dossiers for job searches.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target a product-minded operator running a personal content and market-intelligence system: founders, product managers, and job seekers who attend NYC AI/tech events, publish LinkedIn content, run B2B outbound campaigns, and track competitive signals through Notion, HubSpot, and Supabase.
How do the event content skills work in practice?▼
Paste a calendar invite to produce a research brief in Notion and HubSpot, then generate pre-event LinkedIn posts and connection notes. After the event, Wispr or Granola notes become follow-up DMs and posts, with optional transcript conditioning to fix speaker labels and extract verbatim quotes.
What integrations and dependencies do these skills require?▼
Core dependencies include Notion databases (Content Drafts, Topics, People, Roles), HubSpot for contacts and outcomes, Supabase with pgvector for the market-intelligence graph, Gmail via MCP, Apollo or Clay for enrichment, and ATS board feeds like Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby for role tracking.
Do these skills scrape LinkedIn or run autonomously?▼
No. The signal scanners are explicitly legitimate-only with no LinkedIn or X scraping, using sources like HackerNews, RSS feeds, newsletters, and Google Alerts. They are manual-trigger, human-in-the-loop rituals where a person approves digests, tags outcomes, and reviews judge scores before anything publishes.