Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Build a compensation band for a role end to end: gather the role brief, research market data, recommend a min/mid/max range with rationale, then add a comp philosophy and base/equity/bonus structure recommendation. Use when the user wants a structured, multi-step process to produce a defensible comp band and memo for a specific role. Do NOT use for a single quick salary lookup or a one-line range that one atomic skill can answer.
Build an employee handbook from scratch, section by section: determine required sections from jurisdiction and stage, then draft foundational, policy, and operational sections plus an attestation, with a review checkpoint after each block. Use when the user wants a structured, long-form, multi-step process to produce a complete draft employee handbook they review as it is built. Do NOT use for a single policy paragraph or a one-section edit that one atomic skill can answer.
Build a complete hiring loop for an open role: job description, screening rubric, full interview kit, and offer-letter template, anchored to an inferred comp band, with review checkpoints between each artifact. Use when the user wants a structured, multi-step process to produce every artifact needed to run a hiring loop for one role. Do NOT use for a single job-description draft or one interview question that one atomic skill can answer.
Build an Ideal Customer Profile from existing customer data and market signals: infer segments, pick the best-fit segment, write the full profile, and define the disqualifiers. Use when the user wants to define who their best customers are and produce a reusable ICP document with explicit disqualifiers. Do NOT use for prepping a single discovery call (use wayland-discovery-prep) or building a cold outreach sequence (use wayland-outreach-build).
Build a reusable objection-handling library: gather and infer the objections for a niche, categorize them by the Three Locks, write a response template per objection, then produce per-buyer-type variants. Use when the user wants a durable, categorized objection library with response templates and buyer-type variants they can reuse across deals. Do NOT use for diagnosing one specific stuck deal (use wayland-deal-forensic) or building a cold outreach sequence (use wayland-outreach-build).
Guided offer build using The Donahoe Method. Works through four locks in sequence: positioning, stack, pricing, and guarantee, with expert-level reasoning the user confirms or overrides at each lock. Use when the user wants a structured, multi-step process to build or sharpen a sales offer from a single product one-liner into a complete offer document. Do NOT use for single-step copy edits or questions a single atomic skill can answer without building the full four-lock offer.
Build a cold outreach sequence: ICP-targeted, multi-touch cadence with per-touch copy and response branches for when prospects engage, ignore, or object. Use when the user wants a complete cold outreach kit: a recommended cadence, a full multi-touch sequence, and follow-up branches. Do NOT use for prepping a single discovery call (use wayland-discovery-prep) or building an ICP from scratch (use wayland-icp-build).
Friday pipeline review: resolve a pipeline data source, scan deal records to identify stuck deals past a staleness threshold, and draft quick forensics on the top three. Use when the user wants a fast batch sweep of their open pipeline to find stuck deals and get a first-pass diagnosis on the worst three. Do NOT use for a deep diagnosis of one specific deal (use wayland-deal-forensic) or for building an objection library (use wayland-objection-library-build).
Positioning sprint that ends in a defensible position statement and a per-audience messaging matrix. Infers the competitive set, maps competitors, audits the brand against that map, recommends a position (what you stand for, against, and who it is not for), then translates it into messaging per audience. Use when the user wants a structured, multi-step process to define or sharpen market positioning and produce messaging tailored to each audience segment. Do NOT use for a single tagline tweak or one-line positioning question that an atomic skill can answer without running the full sprint.
Build a due-diligence readiness pack for a fundraising round: anticipated DD question set, a recommended data-room folder structure, per-question response drafts, and a readiness checklist showing what is done versus what still needs gathering. The agent infers the question set for the stage and investor archetype, then structures, drafts, and checklists the responses. Use when the user wants a structured multi-step process to prepare for investor due diligence and assemble a data-room-ready pack. Do NOT use for a single DD question, a one-off document request, or a question one atomic skill can answer.