Mamba GTM Router

What it does

A catalog of fifty skills is only useful if the right one fires. This skill takes a request in the user's own words, names the skill that handles it, says why, and lists the two or three adjacent skills that would make the answer better, marking clearly which are installed and which are not, without pretending an uninstalled skill is running.

When to use it

• which skill should I use
• what can you help with
• I need help with outbound
• what skills do I have
• where do I start

What it needs from you

• request: what the user is trying to do, in their words

How it works

1. Classify the request into a family: clay builds, outbound email, deliverability, signal research, identity and enrichment, LinkedIn, SEO and content, CRM operations, small business operations, agency operations, or knowledge operations.
2. Name the single best skill and say in one line why it fits. Offering three equal options is a failure to route.
3. Check whether that skill is installed. If it is not, say so plainly and give the nearest installed alternative rather than proceeding as if it were available.
4. Name two adjacent skills that would improve the result, with what each adds.
5. Check whether the shared context files exist. If they do not, recommend the context builder first, because it improves every subsequent answer.
6. If the request spans several skills, give the order rather than the list. An order is a plan; a list is homework.
7. Never invent a skill name. If nothing in the catalog fits, say that and describe what the user should do without one.

What you get back

The routed skill with the reason, its installed status, the ordered follow ons, the context file check, and an honest not covered answer where the catalog has no fit.

The quality bar

• Exactly one skill is named as the primary route
• Installed status is stated for every named skill
• No skill name is invented
• A multi skill request returns an order, not a list
• The context file check runs and recommends the builder when files are missing

Where it runs

• Claude Code
• Codex CLI
• Cursor
• MCP-compatible agents