playbook-creative-ideas

Generates three slot-defined personalized creative idea bullets per company for outbound email campaigns.

Updated May 28, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/meloShaya/insteltech --skill playbook-creative-ideas-meloshaya
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: playbook-creative-ideas
Source: https://github.com/meloShaya/insteltech/tree/main/crm/library/skills/playbooks/playbook-creative-ideas
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/meloShaya/insteltech --skill playbook-creative-ideas-meloshaya

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Free-form AI ideation for cold email produces generic, interchangeable bullets that sellers cannot deliver on. This playbook fixes the operator-defined slot structure so the model only fills each bullet with a detail true of the prospect company, raising usable output from 2/5 to 21/23. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Slot-defined generation: The operator names what bullets 1, 2, and 3 are about up front; the model never picks subjects, never adds a fourth, and abstains with an empty string on thin evidence. - Free built-in verification: Each bullet must quote an evidence substring that is asserted against the input text, so invented claims are blanked without a second model call. - Clay and script implementations: Includes a 14-column Clay table spec with an 8-point acceptance check and a CLI-buildable Clay workflow with an evidence waterfall gated on evidence length. - Use Case: A sales team running a "three ideas for your business" campaign defines slots for their offer, hand-writes exemplar bullet sets, then generates creative_idea_1/2/3 fields per lead and routes any row with an empty bullet to a non-ideas campaign. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the creative ideas playbook for a list of prospect companies after naming the three bullet slots and hand-writing three example bullet sets for real companies.

Frequently Asked Questions about playbook-creative-ideas

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

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How do I generate personalized creative ideas for cold email at scale?

Define three fixed bullet slots in the seller's own words, hand-write three exemplar bullet sets for real companies, then run one AI call per row that fills each slot with a detail from the company evidence. Fixed slots measured 21/23 usable versus 2/5 for free-form ideation.

How do I stop AI from inventing claims in sales emails?

Require the model to output an evidence quote alongside each bullet, then assert that quote appears as a substring of the input evidence text. A bullet whose evidence is not in the input was invented and gets blanked, with no second model call needed.

Which model should I use for Clay AI columns in this workflow?

Use gpt-4o-mini inside Clay at roughly $0.27 per 1,000 rows. A nano-class reasoning model with reasoning unset burns hidden reasoning tokens, costs about 19x more, and frequently returns blank content; outside Clay, a nano model at minimal reasoning costs $0.12 per 1,000 rows.

Why are my AI-generated email bullets generic and interchangeable?

Generic bullets come from free-form ideation where the model picks its own subjects, or from gating the evidence waterfall on emptiness instead of length. Gate each evidence source on length under 200 characters so thin boilerplate does not pass through.

What happens when a company has too little evidence for three bullets?

The row abstains with empty strings, and any empty bullet excludes the row from the ideas campaign entirely. It is routed to a separate non-ideas campaign, because a 3-bullet email with 2 bullets is a different email that a sequencer cannot pin to a variant.

When should I not use the 3-bullet creative ideas playbook?

Skip it when one personalized sentence atop a fixed email is enough, when the hook is an event, or when the operator cannot name three deliverable slots. An idea the operator did not ask for is one the seller cannot deliver on the call.