Outreach Profile

Outreach Profile

Purpose

Manage local JSON configuration files validated by ReportProfileSchema. A report profile records campaign preferences, but only a documented subset is automatically mapped into RunCampaignInput; this skill must not imply that every accepted field is currently executed.

Prerequisites

• Read access for ./profiles/ and, when requested, ~/.intent-outreach/profiles/.
• Write access only when the user explicitly requests new or approves replacing a specific file.
• Read references/profile-contract.md before creating a profile.

Instructions

1. Parse the operation as list, show NAME, or new NAME. Default to list only when the user omitted an operation.
2. For list, Glob ./profiles/*.json and ~/.intent-outreach/profiles/*.json. Return each file's basename and full location; do not expose unrelated files.
3. For show, resolve an exact JSON filename from those two roots, Read it, and summarize its fields. Label every field as runtime-mapped, renderer-consumed, or schema-only according to the profile contract.
4. For new, normalize the requested name to a .json filename, reject traversal and absolute paths, then use AskUserQuestion for the required fields and desired optional knobs. Default to ./profiles/NAME.json; use the user-global root only when requested.
5. Before writing, Glob or Read the exact destination. If it exists, stop and obtain explicit overwrite approval. Otherwise Write one valid JSON object with name, description, non-empty output.formats, and non-empty delivery.targets.
6. Read the completed file back, verify its JSON shape against the contract, and report its path plus the runtime status of every selected knob.

File and execution boundaries

• Write only beneath ./profiles/ or ~/.intent-outreach/profiles/.
• Never overwrite a starter or user profile silently.
• Never include API keys, tokens, contact records, or message bodies in a profile.
• Profile loading validates structure. It does not itself run connectors, render files, deliver output, or send messages.

Output

• list: profile names and locations.
• show: a field summary with runtime-mapped/renderer-consumed/schema-only labels.
• new: the written path, selected knobs, and a warning for any schema-only setting.

Error handling

• No profiles found: return an empty result and offer new; do not create a file automatically.
• Ambiguous name: show all matches and require the user to select one.
• Invalid JSON or missing required field: report the exact field and leave the file unchanged.
• Existing destination: stop before Write until the user explicitly approves replacement.
• Unsafe name/path: reject it and request a simple filename.

Examples

User: /outreach-profile new founder-email

Ask for a description, output formats, delivery targets, channel, threshold, and drafting constraints; write profiles/founder-email.json only if absent; then report which settings the runtime currently maps.

• Example: list profiles. Search only the project and user-global profile roots, then report distinct locations for duplicate basenames.
• Example: inspect a starter. Read its JSON and label connector-selection and delivery fields schema-only rather than promising execution.
• Example: existing destination. Stop before Write, show the exact path, and wait for explicit replacement approval.

For troubleshooting invalid JSON, identify the parse location or missing required field and recommend a minimal correction. Do not rewrite an existing file unless the user authorized that exact destination.

Resources

• Read Profile schema and runtime mapping before writing or describing any profile field.
• Use intent-outreach only after the user selects a profile and confirms the campaign scope.