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npx skills add https://github.com/marius-bughiu/ooligo --skill icp-list-builder
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Skill: icp-list-builder
Source: https://github.com/marius-bughiu/ooligo/tree/main/apps/web/public/artifacts/icp-account-list-builder-clay
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/marius-bughiu/ooligo --skill icp-list-builder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

RevOps and SDR teams frequently waste outbound effort on generic target account lists that do not match the actual profile of accounts their team has successfully won. This skill solves that problem by building candidate lists grounded in the real firmographic, technographic, and intent signals extracted from your closed-won account seed, ensuring every prospect aligns with proven win patterns.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Closed-won seed signature extraction: Analyzes win notes from 10-20 closed-won accounts to capture tacit win signals (e.g., "they had a public security compliance page") that standard firmographic filters miss.
  • Cost-optimized Clay filtering: Runs deterministic firmographic gates first to narrow the candidate universe to 500-3000 accounts before LLM scoring, reducing Clay credit costs by 80-90% compared to unscored full-universe passes.
  • Corroborated intent scoring: Requires dual-source verification for all intent signals (e.g., a VP of Revenue hire must be confirmed via both LinkedIn and a press release) to eliminate signal noise and false positives.
  • Use Case: A RevOps leader running a quarterly territory refresh can use this skill to generate a ranked list of 100-500 lookalike accounts for each AE, pre-filtered to exclude existing customers, active opportunities, and banned domains.

Quick Start

Use the icp-list-builder skill to generate a ranked list of 200 target accounts from the attached closed-won seed CSV and filled ICP rubric, excluding all existing customers and active opportunities from the output.

Frequently Asked Questions about icp-list-builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build a target account list from closed-won deals for outbound prospecting?

Build a target account list from closed-won deals by analyzing the firmographic and intent signals of 10-20 won accounts to extract a seed signature, then filtering a candidate universe against that signature to generate a ranked prospect list ready for AE review.

What is the best way to rank lookalike accounts using intent signals?

The best way to rank lookalike accounts is by applying corroborated intent scoring, which requires dual-source verification for all intent signals to eliminate noise and false positives, ensuring only evidence-backed accounts populate your final target list.

Can I use Clay to filter and score outbound prospecting lists without burning credits?

Yes, you can optimize Clay credit usage by running deterministic firmographic gates first to narrow the candidate universe to 500-3000 accounts before applying LLM-based intent scoring, reducing filtering costs by 80-90% compared to unscored full-universe passes.

How do I exclude existing customers and active opportunities when refreshing my ICP list?

Refresh your ICP list by enforcing exclusion rules that automatically filter out existing customers, active opportunities, and banned domains during the candidate generation phase, ensuring the final ranked output contains only net-new prospects.

Do I need win notes from my CRM to generate a ranked lookalike account list?

Yes, win notes from 10-20 closed-won accounts are needed to capture tacit win signals like public security compliance pages that standard firmographic filters miss, grounding your lookalike account list in proven revenue patterns.

What is the difference between generic ICP definitions and closed-won account signatures for territory planning?

Generic ICP definitions rely on broad firmographic assumptions, while closed-won account signatures extract tacit intent and technographic signals from actual wins, producing evidence-backed ranked lists that align outbound effort with proven conversion patterns.