agency-shift
UserOpen-source Claude Code skills for marketing, content, and creator agencies. By Agency Shift.
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Indexed Skills (7)
agency-brief-from-call
Turn a raw sales, discovery, or kickoff call transcript into a structured project brief with scope, deliverables, deadlines, decision-makers, and open questions. Use whenever the user pastes a call transcript (Otter, Fireflies, Fathom, Zoom auto-transcript, voice memo transcription) and asks for "the brief", "the scope doc", "the SOW input", or "turn this call into a brief". Do NOT use this skill for internal team meeting notes or for one-off conversation summaries — it is specifically scoped to client-facing project briefs that will be sent back to the client for sign-off.
agency-client-email
Compose a client-ready email for the recurring situations every agency hits — scope change, missed deadline, payment reminder, project pause, kickoff confirmation, fee increase, end-of-engagement wrap. Use whenever the user names a situation ("write the scope-change email to Acme", "draft the late-payment nudge", "kickoff confirmation for Brackenfell") OR pastes a situation description and asks for the email. Do NOT use this skill for marketing emails, cold outbound, or generic FYI updates (use agency-weekly-report for those).
agency-content-qa
Run a near-final deliverable (blog post, landing copy, ad set, email, video script, social pack) through a brand-voice + technical-correctness + client-fit review before it goes out. Produces a categorized issue list (blockers / fixes / nits) with proposed rewrites. Use whenever the user says "QA this", "review this draft", "check before I send", "is this ready", or pastes a draft and asks for a quality pass. Do NOT use this skill for generating new content — it is review-only.
agency-deliverable-handoff
Package a finished deliverable for client handoff — produces the handoff message, the QA checklist that proves it's done, the asset link manifest, and the next-action ask. Use whenever the user says "ship this", "hand this over", "send to client", "deliverable is ready", or pastes a list of done items + asset URLs and asks for the handoff message. Do NOT use this skill for weekly status updates (use agency-weekly-report instead) or for internal team handoffs between two agency staff.
agency-incident-recap
Turn the messy timeline of a project incident (something broke, missed launch, data issue, deployment that took down a client site, integration that silently failed) into a client-facing recap with what happened, impact, fix, and prevention. Use whenever the user pastes a Slack thread, error log, postmortem doodle, or describes "we had an issue with X" and asks for "the recap", "the apology email", "what do I tell the client". Do NOT use this skill for routine "thing didn't work, we fixed it in five minutes" updates — only for incidents the client noticed or should be told about proactively.
agency-lead-router
Classify an inbound agency lead against the ICP, score fit, and produce a routing recommendation (which inbox, which team member, which CRM stage, what reply template to use). Use whenever the user pastes a lead email, contact-form submission, LinkedIn message, or referral note and asks "is this a fit?", "where does this go?", "should I take this call?", or "route this". Do NOT use this skill for existing client communications, partner referrals from other agencies (those need a different relationship-led path), or anonymous spam.
agency-weekly-report
Generate a polished, client-ready weekly status report for a marketing, content, or creator agency client. Use whenever the user asks to "build the weekly report", "write the Friday update", "summarize the week for [client name]", or pastes raw work logs / Linear / Notion exports and asks for a client-facing summary. Do NOT use this skill for internal team retros or for individual employee performance reviews — it is specifically scoped to outbound client communication.
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