B2B Outbound Sniper

v1.0.2

Autonomous B2B outbound engine that turns job board hiring signals into qualified pipeline. 6 LLMs. Your own email. 10/10 deliverability. Battle-tested in 30...

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (autonomous B2B outbound) match the included Python scripts and SKILL.md. The scripts only call Apify (indeed-scraper) and Hunter.io APIs, which is exactly what's needed to implement the stated workflow. Minor mismatch: marketing claims like "6 LLMs" and "10/10 deliverability" are unsupported by the code (there are no LLM calls in the included scripts), but this is a quality/marketing issue rather than a security incoherence.
Instruction Scope
Runtime instructions are concrete (set APIFY_TOKEN, HUNTER_API_KEY, HUNTER_CAMPAIGN_ID, edit KEYWORDS, run scripts). The scripts only read those env/config values and operate on local files under the repo (config/apis.json, references/*.jsonl) and a /tmp lock file. They do not attempt to read unrelated system files, additional env vars, or exfiltrate data to unexpected endpoints beyond api.apify.com and api.hunter.io.
Install Mechanism
No install spec; this is instruction + script delivery only. No download-from-URL or extracted archives, and all network calls in code target well-known API hosts (Apify and Hunter).
Credentials
Required credentials (Apify token and Hunter API key and campaign ID) are appropriate and required by the declared functionality. The SKILL.md and code both expect the same env vars; code falls back to config/apis.json if present. There are no unrelated secrets requested.
Persistence & Privilege
Skill is not forced always-on and does not modify other skills or system-wide settings. It writes tracking/results files under the repository and uses /tmp for a lock — standard behavior. Note: the skill is capable of autonomous operation (the platform default), which means it can run unattended and add leads to a campaign; this is expected for an outbound automation tool but has compliance implications.
Assessment
This package appears internally consistent for the advertised purpose, but review before running: 1) Confirm the GitHub/source link is valid and review any additional production code referenced there. 2) Keep your APIFY_TOKEN and HUNTER_API_KEY secret and do not commit config/apis.json with real keys. 3) The tool will autonomously add recipients to a Hunter campaign — ensure you control the Hunter account/campaign and that your use complies with CAN-SPAM, GDPR, and site scraping terms (Apify/Indeed). 4) The marketing claims ("6 LLMs", "10/10 deliverability") are unsupported by the included scripts — treat them as hype. 5) Run first in a safe/test environment and inspect the references/ files it creates (references/hunter-tracking.jsonl and references/scrape-results.json). 6) If you have legal or deliverability concerns, do not enable automated runs until you audit the campaign content, unsubscribe handling, and operational controls.

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