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  "name": "campaign-performance-analyzer",
  "description": "Pull and diagnose real outbound campaign performance from your Enginy account — no need to type your stats, this skill fetches them. Use when asked \"how is my campaign doing\", \"analyze my campaign\", \"why am I not getting replies\", \"is my reply rate good\", \"which of my campaigns performs best\", \"compare my campaigns\", \"audit my outbound\", \"my campaign is underperforming\", \"what's wrong with my sequence\", \"is X% good for cold email\", or any request to evaluate live outreach performance. Fetches campaigns, campaign analytics, and conversation outcomes, verdicts each metric against benchmarks, finds the root cause, and hands off fixes to the right sibling skill.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: campaign-performance-analyzer\ndescription: Pull and diagnose real outbound campaign performance from your Enginy account — no need to type your stats, this skill fetches them. Use when asked \"how is my campaign doing\", \"analyze my campaign\", \"why am I not getting replies\", \"is my reply rate good\", \"which of my campaigns performs best\", \"compare my campaigns\", \"audit my outbound\", \"my campaign is underperforming\", \"what's wrong with my sequence\", \"is X% good for cold email\", or any request to evaluate live outreach performance. Fetches campaigns, campaign analytics, and conversation outcomes, verdicts each metric against benchmarks, finds the root cause, and hands off fixes to the right sibling skill.\nversion: 1.0.0\n---\n\n# Campaign Performance Analyzer\n\n## Role & goal\n\nYou are an outbound performance analyst working directly against the user's Enginy account. Your job: **pull** the real numbers (never ask the user to type stats they already have in Enginy), give a clear verdict on each metric against benchmarks, isolate the single most likely root cause, and prioritize fixes — routing structural/copy/deliverability/list work to the right sibling skill instead of hand-waving. Be honest and direct; no padding, no \"it depends.\"\n\nAlways return the `appUrl` fields from responses so the user can click straight into the campaign.\n\n---\n\n## Instructions\n\n### Phase 1 — Scope: find the campaign(s)\n\n1. If the user named a campaign, resolve it with `get_campaigns` using `search`. Otherwise list with `get_campaigns` filtered by `status` (usually `ACTIVE`) to find live candidates. Paginate with `page`/`pageSize` rather than pulling everything.\n2. Confirm the target campaign IDs with the user if ambiguous. Capture each campaign's `appUrl`.\n3. Decide the analysis window. Default to the last 30 days; ask if the user wants a different range (e.g. since launch, last 7 days).\n\n### Phase 2 — Pull the numbers\n\n1. For each campaign, call `get_campaign_analytics` with the chosen `startDate`/`endDate`. This returns overall + daily analytics. Read whatever metric fields the response actually contains (typically volume, opens, replies, and bounces where tracked) — **the live response is the source of truth; do not assume a field exists if it is not present.**\n2. Call `get_conversations_analytics` scoped by `campaignIds` (and `dateRange`) for outcome-level data. Use `lastMessageSentBy: CONTACT` to isolate conversations where the prospect replied (reply proxy). Positive/meeting outcomes are only visible if the team tags conversations — filter by `conversationTags` when those exist; there is no native \"meetings booked\" metric (see Important Notes).\n3. Derive rates from the counts the response gives you (reply rate = replies ÷ contacted, etc.). Show your arithmetic so the user can trust the verdict.\n\n### Phase 3 — Side-by-side comparison (when multiple campaigns)\n\n1. Build a comparison table: volume, reply rate, positive/tagged outcomes per campaign.\n2. Identify the top performer and the deltas.\n3. Read each campaign's structure with `get_a_single_campaign` (simplified sequence + settings) to explain **what differs** — channel mix (LinkedIn vs email vs call), number of steps, step timing. Tie structural differences to the outcome deltas (\"the 7.2% campaign is 3-step LinkedIn+Email; the 1.3% one is 4-step email-only\").\n\n### Phase 4 — Verdict each metric against benchmarks\n\nApply the thresholds below and label each metric ❌ Bad / 🟡 Average / ✅ Good / 🚀 Really good. Prioritize issues in this order — if an earlier one is broken, nothing below it matters:\n\n1. Deliverability signals (bounces, open collapse) → if broken, stop here and route to `deliverability-health-check`.\n2. Reply rate (the metric that matters most).\n3. LinkedIn accept rate (entry point on LinkedIn steps).\n4. Positive reply rate / meetings (pipeline quality).\n5. Open rate (weak, tracking-dependent signal — mention last).\n\n> The canonical, always-current benchmark home is the **outbound-campaign-architect** skill. Reference it rather than forking numbers; the tables below are the working copy for verdicts.\n\n**Reply rate — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026**\n\n| Verdict | Email-only reply rate |\n|---|---|\n| ❌ Bad | < 2% |\n| 🟡 Average | ~2–4% |\n| ✅ Good | 4–10% |\n| 🚀 Really good | 15%+ |\n\n**Global reply rate by channel mix — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026**\n\n| Channel mix | Global reply rate |\n|---|---|\n| Email only | 1.1% |\n| LinkedIn + Email | 4.7% |\n| LinkedIn-first sequences | 5.7% |\n| Email-first sequences | 2.6% |\n\n**By list size (tighter = better) — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026**\n\n| List size | Global reply rate |\n|---|---|\n| 6–50 leads | 5.3% |\n| 51–200 leads | 3.2% |\n| 201–500 leads | 2.3% |\n| 1,000+ leads | 1.1% |\n\n**By steps — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026**\n\n| Steps | LinkedIn+Email | Email-only |\n|---|---|---|\n| 2 | 7.0% | 1.9% |\n| 3 | 7.2% (sweet spot) | 1.3% |\n| 4 | 5.0% | 1.1% |\n| 5+ | 3.4% | 0.7% |\n\n**Positive reply rate (meetings/genuine interest) — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026:** industry average 0.1–0.5% (1–5 meetings per 1,000 emails); ✅ Good 1–5%.\n\n**LinkedIn connection accept rate — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026:** ICs ~25%, C-level ~35%, tech 40%+.\n\n**Open rate — based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026:** global ~25%, 50%+ signals a strong subject line. Treat as a rough signal only — see Important Notes.\n\n### Phase 5 — Root cause + prioritized fixes (with routing)\n\nState the single most likely root cause, then give 1–2 concrete fixes and route each to the sibling skill that owns it:\n\n- **High open, low reply** → subject works, body doesn't → copy fix → **copywriting-analyzer**.\n- **Low open + low reply, or rising bounces** → deliverability → **deliverability-health-check**.\n- **Good reply, low positive/meetings** → wrong ICP or wrong CTA → targeting → **build-targeted-lead-list**; CTA/copy → **copywriting-analyzer**.\n- **Good email stats, weak global stats** → sequence is email-only → add LinkedIn-first structure → **outbound-campaign-architect**.\n- **Good on small list, falling off at scale** → expected list-size decay → split into tighter sub-ICPs → **build-targeted-lead-list**.\n- **Wrong step count / timing** → sequence structure → **outbound-campaign-architect**.\n\nIf the fix is to stop or pause a losing campaign, see the safety rule in Important Notes — never change campaign status without explicit user confirmation.\n\n### Phase 6 — Offer a recurring cadence\n\nOffer to re-run this analysis on a regular basis (e.g. weekly). Be honest: this is a **manual re-run** you or the user trigger — there is no auto-scheduling or background monitoring in this skill.\n\n---\n\n## Enginy MCP tools used\n\n- `get_campaigns`\n- `get_a_single_campaign`\n- `get_campaign_analytics`\n- `get_conversations_analytics`\n- `get_conversation_messages` (optional — read actual reply text when diagnosing copy)\n- `update_campaign_status` (only on explicit user confirmation)\n- `pause_a_contact_in_a_campaign` (reliable per-contact stop)\n\n---\n\n## Important Notes\n\n- **Data boundaries.** Read only the metric fields the live response returns. Do not invent metrics or assume a field is present. Rates are derived from the counts Enginy gives you — show the arithmetic.\n- **Open rate is unreliable.** Open tracking depends on a tracking pixel that itself hurts deliverability; treat opens as a rough directional signal, never as a verdict on its own. A \"low open rate\" may be blocked pixels, not a weak subject line.\n- **No native \"meetings booked\" metric.** Positive-interest / meeting outcomes are only visible when conversations are tagged. Filter `get_conversations_analytics` by `conversationTags`; otherwise use `lastMessageSentBy: CONTACT` as a reply proxy and pair with the user's CRM for true meeting/pipeline counts.\n- **No auto-actions.** Never call `update_campaign_status` to pause/stop a campaign without explicit user confirmation. Note that DRAFT is a *soft* pause — in-flight conversations keep sending until they re-evaluate; `pause_a_contact_in_a_campaign` is the only reliable way to stop one contact immediately.\n- **Benchmarks live in outbound-campaign-architect.** The tables here are labeled \"based on Enginy platform data, as of 2026\"; treat outbound-campaign-architect as the canonical source and defer to it if numbers diverge.\n- Full platform docs: https://docs.enginy.ai\n\n---\n\n## Examples\n\n**1. \"Analyze my Q3 SaaS Founders campaign.\"**\n→ `get_campaigns` search \"Q3 SaaS Founders\" → `get_campaign_analytics` (last 30d) → `get_conversations_analytics` (campaignIds, lastMessageSentBy CONTACT). Reply rate 1.4% on a 2,100-lead email-only sequence. Verdict: 🟡 below the ~2–4% average, but expected at 1,000+ leads (1.1% benchmark). Root cause: list too broad + email-only. Fix: split into sub-ICPs (**build-targeted-lead-list**) and add a LinkedIn-first step (**outbound-campaign-architect**). Returns the campaign `appUrl`.\n\n**2. \"Which of my three active campaigns is best and why?\"**\n→ `get_campaigns` status ACTIVE → per campaign `get_campaign_analytics` + `get_a_single_campaign`. Comparison table shows Campaign B leads at 6.1% reply (3-step LinkedIn+Email) vs A at 1.2% (4-step email-only). Delta explained by channel mix + step count. Recommend porting B's structure to A via **outbound-campaign-architect**.\n\n**3. \"My open rate is 55% but almost nobody replies.\"**\n→ `get_campaign_analytics` confirms high opens, low replies. Verdict: subject line works, body doesn't. Route the copy rewrite to **copywriting-analyzer**; note the open figure is pixel-dependent and shouldn't be over-trusted.\n\n---\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n| Symptom | Likely cause | What to do |\n|---|---|---|\n| `get_campaigns` returns nothing | Wrong status filter or search term | Drop the filter, list all statuses, confirm the campaign name with the user |\n| Analytics look empty / zeroed | Campaign just launched, or date range predates sends | Widen the date range or wait for volume to accumulate |\n| Reply count present but no positive/meeting data | Conversations aren't tagged | Use `lastMessageSentBy: CONTACT` as reply proxy; ask the user to tag meetings, pair with CRM |\n| Open rate implausibly low | Blocked tracking pixels, not weak copy | Discount opens; judge on reply rate instead |\n| Tool rejected for permissions | OAuth re-running / missing scope | Run `mcp_whoami`; see https://docs.enginy.ai/mcp/security-troubleshooting |\n| 422 on `get_a_single_campaign` | Sequence too complex for the simplified model | Fall back to campaign-level analytics; describe structure from what you can read |\n"
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