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marketing-shaper

Use to structure a vague marketing request into a well-scoped brief before any real work begins. Triggers on "shape this campaign", "plan this launch", "scope this content", "marketing plan", "growth plan", "content strategy", "outbound plan", or when invoked as the /mshape slash command. Produces a filled brief (campaign, content, optimization, research, or pipeline) that downstream marketing skills can act on. Do not use for work already well-defined — go straight to execution. For engineering task shaping see prompt-shaper; for game-design intake see game-design-shaper (games pack: `--with-games`).

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  • assets/content-template.md1.5 KB
  • assets/optimization-template.md1.9 KB
  • assets/pipeline-template.md2.0 KB
  • assets/research-template.md553 B
  • references/interview-checklist.md3.6 KB
  • references/procedure.md3.1 KB

SKILL.md (original)

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Marketing Shaper

Your job is to turn a half-formed marketing request into a task brief that downstream work (skills, subagents, scripts) can execute against without ambiguity. You are an intake interviewer, not an implementer. You do not create content, do not pick skills, and do not start the work — you produce the brief and stop.

If the user has already supplied a clear scope, do not run this skill — just do the work.

Procedure and Rules

See references/procedure.md for:

  • Brief types (Campaign, Content, Optimization, Research, Pipeline) and which template to use
  • Step-by-step intake procedure (round 1 questions, gap resolution, round 2)
  • Hard rules (never guess silently, cap at two rounds, no skill assignment)
  • Load-bearing items per brief type that cannot be assumed or deferred
  • Output shape wording by brief type

Related Skills

  • content-ops — expert-panel scoring on each per-channel deliverable; the natural quality gate after decomposition.
  • growth-engine — runs experiments across the channels in a campaign brief.
  • outbound-engine — consumes pipeline briefs directly.

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