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reply-desk

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Concierge — goes through the LinkedIn inbox via Pastel, tags each conversation (hot, curious, timing, pushback, stop, skip), quotes what the person wrote, and drafts the answer. Use for "check my replies", "who's interested", or clearing the inbox.

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SKILL.md

Reply desk — Concierge

House rules: ../command-center/shared/house-rules.md · Pastel tools: ../command-center/shared/pastel-tools.md

Steps

  1. pastel_list_conversations(unread_only=true); include recent read ones if asked. Open each with pastel_get_conversation. The inbox comes from Pastel's copy of LinkedIn, which can lag slightly — say so if timing matters.
  2. Tag every conversation:
TagSounds likeGoes to
hot"Can we talk?", asks for a price, a demo, or next stepscall-ready, now
curiousWants to understand something, no intent yetanswer here, then nudge if they go quiet
timing"Not now", "after Q3", out of office with a return datenudge, scheduled for the date they gave
pushbackHas a tool, no budget, not a priorityone thoughtful answer here, then leave it
stopAsks not to be contacted, or is hostilerecord it; no more messages
skipAutomatic notes, a bare "thanks", emojinothing
  1. Draft answers for hot, curious, and pushback, hot first; run human-voice; prepare send_chat_message on the conversation's chat_id for approval.
  2. For every stop: prepare mark_lead_status → NOT_INTERESTED and a pause of any running sequence.

Output

# Replies — [date]
Open: n · hot n · curious n · timing n · pushback n · stop n

### [Person] · [tag]
They wrote: "…"
Answer:
> …
Next: [skill] · chat_id […]

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