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Not built or deployed. Skill counts and behaviours are specifications, not achieved results.\n\n---\n\n## Overview\n\n5 skill groups, 19 skills. Each skill is a discrete, independently testable unit with defined trigger, inputs, procedure, output, and halt conditions.\n\n## Skill groups\n\n### Intake & Trigger Detection (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 01 | detect-story-trigger |\n| 02 | send-success-survey |\n| 03 | track-response-status |\n\n### Context Enrichment (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 04 | pull-account-history |\n| 05 | verify-survey-claims |\n| 06 | check-story-duplication |\n| 07 | map-coverage-gap |\n\n### Drafting & Substantiation (5 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 08 | draft-story-structure |\n| 09 | write-story-prose |\n| 10 | extract-and-clean-quotes |\n| 11 | flag-unsubstantiated-claims |\n| 12 | generate-supporting-assets |\n\n### Approval Routing (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 13 | route-editor-review |\n| 14 | route-customer-approval |\n| 15 | escalate-stalled-approvals |\n\n### Publishing & Distribution (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 16 | publish-to-cms |\n| 17 | generate-distribution-tasks |\n| 18 | file-evidence-library-asset |\n| 19 | report-publication-outcome |\n\n---\n\n## Design principles applied\n\n- Customer approval is an absolute gate. No configuration publishes without a recorded, element-level consent record.\n- Every assertion traces to a source. Agent-introduced facts block the workflow rather than being caveated.\n- Verbatim means verbatim. Cleaned quotes store their original text alongside them.\n- Publish as draft, verify, then promote. Never straight to live.\n- Customer contact is capped at two approval touches. Goodwill costs more than a story.\n\n---\n\n## Prerequisites to build\n\n- ClickUp Forms, Docs, Automations, Lists, Dashboards, Chat\n- Super Agents with scheduled, status-change, and Form triggers\n- AI Custom Fields for tagging and claim classification\n- Contentful MCP (or equivalent CMS MCP) scoped to the story content type, service account credential\n- Brand voice profile Doc\n- House story template and derivative asset templates\n- Custom fields: Account, Industry, Segment, Region, Persona, Use Case, Tools Replaced, Story Status, Consent Record, Approved For External Use, Reference Call Available\n\n\n---\n\n# Skill Definitions\n\n\n---\n\n### Detect Story Trigger\n\n> **group:** Intake & Trigger Detection | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Tasks\", \"Custom Fields\", \"Automations\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nIdentify accounts at the moment they are most likely to say yes to a story request. Timing is the largest determinant of survey response rate.\n\n#### Trigger\nScheduled daily run across the accounts List.\n\n#### Signals evaluated\n| Signal | Threshold | Weight |\n|---|---|---|\n| Renewal closed | Within last 14 days | High |\n| Expansion booked | Any seat or tier increase | High |\n| NPS submitted | Score 9 or 10 | High |\n| Public review posted | 4 stars or above | Medium |\n| Milestone reached | Goal marked complete in their workspace | Medium |\n| Support sentiment | No escalation in 90 days | Low (gate only) |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Query accounts for each signal within its window.\n2. Exclude accounts with an open escalation, a story published in the last 12 months, or a `Do Not Contact For Marketing` flag.\n3. Score remaining candidates and rank.\n4. Create a `Story Candidate` task for the top candidates, capped at a configurable weekly volume (default 5).\n5. Record which signal triggered candidacy, for later analysis of which signals produce the best stories.\n\n#### Output\nRanked `Story Candidate` tasks with trigger provenance.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Account has an open escalation -> exclude silently, do not create a candidate.\n- Account flagged Do Not Contact -> exclude and log.\n\n#### Notes\nThe support sentiment signal is a gate, not a scoring input. An account with a live complaint should never receive a story request regardless of how good their metrics look.\n\n---\n\n### Send Success Survey\n\n> **group:** Intake & Trigger Detection | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Forms\", \"Automations\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nCollect the raw material for a story in under five minutes of the customer's time.\n\n#### Trigger\n`Story Candidate` task created and account owner has approved outreach.\n\n#### Survey design\nSix questions maximum:\n1. What problem were you trying to solve before ClickUp?\n2. What had you tried that did not work?\n3. What does your team do differently now?\n4. What measurable change have you seen? (free text, numbers encouraged)\n5. What would you tell a peer evaluating this?\n6. Who else on your team should we credit?\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Route the survey through the account owner rather than sending cold. Owner-sent surveys convert materially better.\n2. Create an assigned task for the account owner with the survey link and suggested message copy.\n3. Track submission state on the candidate task.\n4. Send one reminder at 7 days via the account owner, not directly.\n5. Mark `No Response` at 21 days and close the candidate without prejudice; it can re-trigger on a future signal.\n\n#### Output\nA completed survey response linked to the candidate task, or a No Response closure.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Never send more than one reminder.\n- Never contact the customer directly if the account owner has not approved.\n\n#### Notes\nQuestion 4 is deliberately free text. Forcing a numeric field produces fabricated round numbers.\n\n---\n\n### Track Response Status\n\n> **group:** Intake & Trigger Detection | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Automations\", \"Dashboards\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nMaintain visibility on the story pipeline funnel so the bottleneck is always known.\n\n#### Trigger\nAny state change on a `Story Candidate` task, plus a weekly scheduled rollup.\n\n#### States tracked\nCandidate identified -> Owner approved -> Survey sent -> Response received -> Drafting -> Editor review -> Customer approval -> Published -> Distributed\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Timestamp every state transition on the candidate task.\n2. Compute time-in-state per candidate and rolling median per state across all candidates.\n3. Flag any candidate stalled in one state beyond twice the rolling median.\n4. Produce a weekly funnel report: volume entering each state, conversion between states, and current median cycle time end to end.\n5. Identify the state with the largest drop-off and name it explicitly in the report.\n\n#### Output\nPer-candidate timestamps, a weekly funnel report, and stall flags.\n\n#### Notes\nIn most implementations the largest drop-off is Survey sent -> Response received. If that is true for you, the fix is outreach quality, not drafting capability.\n\n---\n\n### Pull Account History\n\n> **group:** Context Enrichment | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Tasks\", \"Docs\", \"Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nRetrieve what the workspace already knows about this customer so the draft is grounded in fact rather than in survey enthusiasm.\n\n#### Trigger\nSurvey response received.\n\n#### Data gathered\n- Original onboarding project: scope, duration, completion date\n- Use cases deployed and in what order\n- Tools listed as replaced during onboarding or sales\n- Team size at onboarding versus now\n- Time from contract signature to first meaningful usage\n- Support ticket themes, aggregated only\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Locate the account's onboarding project and read scope, dates, and completion state.\n2Trace deployed use cases from project structure and List names.\n3. Extract replaced-tool mentions from onboarding and sales records.\n4. Compute time-to-value as signature date to first sustained usage week.\n5. Compile into an `Account Context` Doc block on the candidate task, with each fact carrying a link to its source record.\n\n#### Output\nAn `Account Context` block where every fact is traceable to a source.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Every fact must carry a source link. Unsourced facts are omitted, not included with a caveat.\n- Support data is aggregated to theme level only, never individual tickets.\n\n#### Notes\nTime-to-value computed from actual usage data is the most credible number in most customer stories, and almost nobody uses it because it is tedious to look up by hand.\n\n---\n\n### Verify Survey Claims\n\n> **group:** Context Enrichment | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"AI Custom Fields\", \"Docs\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nCross-check what the customer claimed against what the workspace can substantiate, before any of it reaches a draft.\n\n#### Trigger\n`Account Context` block complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Extract every factual claim from the survey response, distinguishing claims from opinions.\n2. For each claim, attempt substantiation against workspace data.\n3. Classify each as Substantiated, Plausible Unverifiable, or Contradicted.\n4. Contradicted claims are flagged prominently for the editor with both the claim and the contradicting data.\n5. Plausible Unverifiable claims may be used only when clearly attributed to the customer as their statement.\n6. Produce a `Claim Register` table on the candidate task.\n\n#### Output\nA `Claim Register` classifying every claim with its substantiation status and source.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Never silently drop a Contradicted claim. The editor must see it, because it may indicate the customer is measuring something you are not.\n- Opinions are not claims and are not verified. \"It transformed how we work\" needs no substantiation.\n\n#### Notes\nContradictions are usually definitional rather than dishonest. A customer saying \"we cut project time 40%\" when your data shows 25% often means they are measuring a narrower workflow. Worth a conversation, not a deletion.\n\n---\n\n### Check Story Duplication\n\n> **group:** Context Enrichment | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Lists\", \"AI Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nAvoid publishing the fourth story with the same angle, industry, and use case.\n\n#### Trigger\nClaim register complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Extract the candidate's angle dimensions: industry, segment, primary use case, tool replaced, headline outcome type.\n2. Query the published story library for overlap across those dimensions.\n3. Compute a similarity score against each existing story.\n4. Where similarity exceeds threshold, identify what is genuinely differentiated about this candidate and recommend that as the angle instead.\n5. Where nothing is differentiated, recommend holding the candidate as a supporting quote source rather than a full story.\n\n#### Output\nA similarity assessment and a recommended angle, or a hold recommendation.\n\n#### Notes\nA held candidate is not a wasted candidate. Their survey response still feeds the evidence library as quotable material.\n\n---\n\n### Map Coverage Gap\n\n> **group:** Context Enrichment | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Dashboards\", \"Lists\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nPrioritise story production against what sales actually needs proof for, rather than against who happened to respond.\n\n#### Trigger\nWeekly scheduled run, and on each new candidate.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Read the active pipeline: industries, segments, and competitors currently in play.\n2. Read the published story library and evidence library coverage across the same dimensions.\n3. Compute coverage ratio per dimension: proof assets available versus pipeline demand.\n4. Rank gaps by pipeline value at risk.\n5. Where a candidate fills a top-ranked gap, boost its priority and note the gap it closes.\n\n#### Output\nA ranked coverage gap list, and priority boosts on candidates that close high-value gaps.\n\n#### Notes\nThis is what turns story production from an opportunistic activity into a demand-driven one.\n\n---\n\n### Draft Story Structure\n\n> **group:** Drafting & Substantiation | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\", \"AI\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nProduce the skeleton before the prose, so the narrative arc is deliberate rather than emergent.\n\n#### Trigger\nCoverage assessment complete and candidate approved for drafting.\n\n#### Structure produced\n| Section | Content | Length |\n|---|---|---|\n| Headline | Outcome-led, names the customer | 1 line |\n| Summary | Challenge, action, result | 3 lines |\n| Challenge | The before state with specifics | 150 words |\n| Why now | What forced the change | 80 words |\n| Solution | What they deployed, in what order | 200 words |\n| Results | Substantiated outcomes only | 150 words |\n| Quote | Strongest verbatim | 1-2 sentences |\n| Looking ahead | What they plan next | 60 words |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Select the angle from the duplication check recommendation.\n2. Allocate survey and account context material to sections.\n3. Identify which section is weakest on material and flag it for the editor before drafting prose.\n4. Choose the primary quote from the survey, marked verbatim.\n5. Write the structure as a Doc outline with material references, not prose.\n\n#### Output\nA sectioned outline with source material mapped to each section and weak sections flagged.\n\n#### Notes\nFlagging the weak section before prose is written saves the editor from discovering it during review, which is when a story usually dies.\n\n---\n\n### Write Story Prose\n\n> **group:** Drafting & Substantiation | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\", \"AI\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nConvert the outline into publication-quality prose in the brand voice, using only substantiated material.\n\n#### Trigger\nOutline approved, weak sections either resolved or accepted.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Read the brand voice profile Doc: tone, sentence rhythm, forbidden phrases, reading level target.\n2. Write each section against its outline allocation.\n3. Use only Substantiated claims as narrative assertions. Plausible Unverifiable claims must appear as attributed customer statements, never as narration.\n4. Never introduce a fact absent from the account context or survey.\n5. Insert the verbatim quote unedited apart from removing filler.\n6. Run a self-check pass: flag any sentence asserting something not traceable to the claim register.\n\n#### Output\nA complete story draft with a traceability note per assertion.\n\n#### Constraints\n- No invented metrics. None. This is the single most important constraint in the workflow.\n- No superlatives the customer did not use.\n- Verbatim quotes stay verbatim.\n\n#### Failure modes\n- Self-check finds an untraceable assertion -> remove it and note the removal rather than seeking a source post hoc.\n\n---\n\n### Extract and Clean Quotes\n\n> **group:** Drafting & Substantiation | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\", \"AI Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nProduce usable quotes without altering what the customer said.\n\n#### Trigger\nProse draft complete.\n\n#### Permitted edits\n- Removing filler words (um, like, you know)\n- Removing false starts\n- Trimming to a shorter contiguous span\n- Adding bracketed clarification for a pronoun, e.g. \"[ClickUp] handles it now\"\n\n#### Forbidden edits\n- Reordering clauses\n- Substituting synonyms\n- Combining two separate statements into one quote\n- Strengthening sentiment\n- Correcting grammar that changes emphasis\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Identify the three strongest quotable spans in the survey response.\n2. Apply permitted edits only, recording each edit made.\n3. Store the original unedited text alongside every cleaned quote.\n4. Rank the three by strength and assign one as primary.\n5. Attach speaker name, title, and company to each.\n\n#### Output\nThree ranked quotes, each with its original text and an edit log.\n\n#### Notes\nStoring the original alongside the cleaned version is what makes this defensible if a customer ever queries their attribution.\n\n---\n\n### Flag Unsubstantiated Claims\n\n> **group:** Drafting & Substantiation | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nHand the editor a specific verification list rather than a draft they have to fact-check from scratch.\n\n#### Trigger\nProse and quotes complete.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Walk the draft assertion by assertion.\n2. For each, resolve to its claim register entry.\n3. Produce a verification checklist: assertion, its status, its source link, and the specific action needed if unverified.\n4. Assertions with no register entry are hard-flagged as agent-introduced and must be removed or sourced before review proceeds.\n5. Attach the checklist as a Doc subpage on the draft.\n\n#### Output\nA verification checklist covering every assertion in the draft.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Any agent-introduced assertion present -> block the transition to editor review until resolved.\n\n#### Notes\nThis is the skill that makes the whole workflow trustworthy. Without it, the speed advantage becomes a liability.\n\n---\n\n### Generate Supporting Assets\n\n> **group:** Drafting & Substantiation | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Docs\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nProduce the derivative formats sales and marketing will need, at the same time as the story, rather than as a later project nobody funds.\n\n#### Trigger\nVerification checklist clear.\n\n#### Assets produced\n| Asset | Format | Use |\n|---|---|---|\n| Testimonial slide | Doc, slide-shaped | Deck insertion |\n| One-page proof sheet | Doc | Leave-behind |\n| Quote block | Doc snippet | Web, email, decks |\n| Social pull-quote set | 3 variants | Organic distribution |\n| Sales talking points | Doc, bulleted | Call preparation |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Derive each asset from the approved story and quote set only.\n2. Keep every metric identical across assets. Divergent numbers across formats destroy credibility.\n3. Apply the house template for each asset type.\n4. Link all assets to the parent story task.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Never introduce a claim in a derivative asset that is absent from the parent story.\n- Metrics must be byte-identical across assets.\n\n---\n\n### Route Editor Review\n\n> **group:** Approval Routing | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Automations\", \"Chat\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nMove the draft to a human editor with everything they need to review it quickly.\n\n#### Trigger\nSupporting assets generated.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Set task status to `Editor Review`.\n2. Assign the editor on rotation, respecting Workload availability.\n3. Send one Chat DM containing: story link, verification checklist link, the flagged weak section if any, and the target publish date.\n4. Set a review SLA (default 3 business days).\n5. On SLA breach, nudge once, then escalate to the content lead at 5 days.\n\n#### Output\nAn assigned editor review with SLA tracking.\n\n#### Notes\nSending the verification checklist alongside the draft is what turns a two-hour review into a twenty-minute one.\n\n---\n\n### Route Customer Approval\n\n> **group:** Approval Routing | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Forms\", \"Automations\", \"Tasks\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nObtain explicit, recorded customer sign-off before anything is published. This gate is non-negotiable.\n\n#### Trigger\nEditor moves status to `Customer Approval`.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Generate an approval Form containing the full draft rendered read-only, plus explicit consent checkboxes for: use of company name, use of logo, use of the named quote, and use of stated metrics.\n2. Route through the account owner, not directly.\n3. Record consent per element separately, since a customer may approve the story but decline logo use.\n4. Where the customer requests changes, return to `Editor Review` with their comments attached and re-run approval after revision.\n5. Store the approval record permanently on the task.\n\n#### Output\nA recorded, element-level consent record or a change request.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- No response after two reminders across 21 days -> move to `Approval Lapsed` and do not publish. Never interpret silence as consent.\n- Any consent element declined -> publish only with the declined element removed.\n\n#### Constraints\nThis gate cannot be automated past. Under no configuration should the workflow publish without a recorded approval.\n\n---\n\n### Escalate Stalled Approvals\n\n> **group:** Approval Routing | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Automations\", \"Chat\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nKeep stories moving without pestering customers.\n\n#### Trigger\nAny approval state exceeding its SLA.\n\n#### Escalation ladder\n| Stalled state | Days | Target |\n|---|---|---|\n| Editor Review | 3 | Editor, nudge |\n| Editor Review | 5 | Content lead |\n| Customer Approval | 7 | Account owner, nudge |\n| Customer Approval | 14 | Account owner + customer marketing lead |\n| Customer Approval | 21 | Close as Approval Lapsed |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Evaluate all in-flight stories against SLA daily.\n2. Escalate per the ladder, never skipping a rung.\n3. Cap customer-directed contact at two touches total across the whole approval window.\n4. Record every escalation.\n\n#### Constraints\n- Never contact the customer more than twice for approval. A third chase costs more in goodwill than the story is worth.\n\n---\n\n### Publish to CMS\n\n> **group:** Publishing & Distribution | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Contentful MCP\", \"Docs\", \"Automations\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nGet the approved story live without a manual copy-paste handoff to the web team.\n\n#### Trigger\nStatus moves to `Approved` with a complete consent record.\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Re-verify the consent record exists and covers every element present in the draft. Abort if not.\n2. Map the story Doc to the CMS content model: title, slug, body, hero image reference, customer name, industry taxonomy, meta description, canonical URL.\n3. Generate the slug from the headline, checking for collision against existing entries.\n4. Publish via Contentful MCP as a draft entry first, never directly live.\n5. Fetch the draft preview URL and attach it to the task for a final visual check.\n6. On human confirmation of the preview, promote the entry to published.\n7. Verify the live URL returns 200 and the content matches the approved draft.\n\n#### Output\nA live story URL, verified, with the CMS entry ID recorded on the task.\n\n#### Halt conditions\n- Consent record incomplete -> abort publish, return to approval.\n- Slug collision -> abort and request a manual slug decision.\n- Content model mapping fails -> abort and flag the schema mismatch. Do not partially publish.\n\n#### Notes\nPublishing as draft then promoting is the difference between a formatting error being embarrassing and being public.\n\n---\n\n### Generate Distribution Tasks\n\n> **group:** Publishing & Distribution | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Tasks\", \"Workload\", \"Automations\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nEnsure the story is promoted, by making promotion a set of assigned tasks rather than an intention.\n\n#### Trigger\nStory verified live.\n\n#### Tasks created\n| Task | Owner pool | Due |\n|---|---|---|\n| Publish social posts | Social | +2 days |\n| Insert in lifecycle email | Lifecycle | +7 days |\n| Add to sales enablement library | Enablement | +1 day |\n| Brief AEs working matching accounts | Enablement | +3 days |\n| Add to relevant nurture sequences | Lifecycle | +14 days |\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Create each task pre-populated with the drafted copy from the supporting assets.\n2. Assign by Workload availability within each owner pool.\n3. For the AE briefing task, query the pipeline for open opportunities matching the story's industry and segment, and list them on the task.\n4. Link all distribution tasks to the parent story.\n5. Track completion and report unpromoted stories weekly.\n\n#### Output\nFive assigned distribution tasks with copy attached and matched accounts identified.\n\n#### Notes\nThe AE briefing task is the highest-value item here and the one most often skipped. Naming the specific open opportunities is what makes it get done.\n\n---\n\n### File Evidence Library Asset\n\n> **group:** Publishing & Distribution | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Lists\", \"AI Custom Fields\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nMake the story findable by the people who need it, tagged the way they actually search.\n\n#### Trigger\nStory verified live.\n\n#### Tags applied\nIndustry, Segment, Region, Buyer persona, Product area, Use case, Tools replaced, Outcome type, Metric present (boolean), Approved for external use (boolean), Reference call available (boolean)\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Create the evidence library entry linked to the live URL and all supporting assets.\n2. Populate every tag from the story and account context. Leave a tag empty rather than guessing.\n3. Set external-use and reference-call booleans strictly from the consent record.\n4. Attach the primary quote and the one-pager for direct retrieval.\n5. Recompute the coverage Dashboard so the closed gap is reflected.\n\n#### Output\nA fully tagged, retrievable evidence asset.\n\n#### Constraints\n- External-use and reference-call flags derive only from recorded consent, never inferred.\n- An empty tag is better than a guessed one, because guessed tags produce wrong search results that erode trust in the library.\n\n---\n\n### Report Publication Outcome\n\n> **group:** Publishing & Distribution | **workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine | **platform:** ClickUp | **requires:** [\"Dashboards\", \"Chat\"] | **status:** proposed\n\n#### Purpose\nClose the loop so the program can be measured and improved.\n\n#### Trigger\n30 days after publication.\n\n#### Metrics compiled\n- Cycle time: candidate identified to published\n- Time in each state, against rolling median\n- Distribution task completion rate\n- Page traffic and time on page\n- Social engagement across published variants\n- Sales usage: how often the asset was retrieved from the evidence library\n- Whether the story appeared in any closed-won deal's activity\n\n#### Procedure\n1. Gather metrics from the story task, evidence library retrieval logs, and CMS analytics.\n2. Compare cycle time against program median and flag outliers in both directions.\n3. Post a summary to the customer marketing channel.\n4. Where distribution tasks went uncompleted, name them.\n5. Feed cycle-time data back to the funnel report so bottleneck identification stays current.\n\n#### Output\nA 30-day outcome report per story, and updated program-level benchmarks.\n\n#### Notes\nEvidence library retrieval count is the most honest measure of whether a story was worth producing. Traffic measures interest; retrieval measures utility.\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/O2lEeR7CFfeuzUw/install?revision=1&t=0.EXkLYl0eAh_PrlhyI7CRrcG91wOUT1lfnqJVJDY9jZI&file=02-customer-story-engine-consolidated.md"},{"name":"README.md","role":"reference","bytes":2477,"sha256":"7e8097ac748966b6775be74073261eeaa6b4586a9b309142a51e8394476d3081","encoding":"utf8","content":"# Automated Customer Story Engine — Skill Definitions\n\n**Workflow:** Automated Customer Story Engine\n**Domain:** Customer Marketing / Content Operations\n**Platform:** ClickUp\n**Status:** Proposed design. Not built or deployed. Skill counts and behaviours are specifications, not achieved results.\n\n---\n\n## Overview\n\n5 skill groups, 19 skills. Each skill is a discrete, independently testable unit with defined trigger, inputs, procedure, output, and halt conditions.\n\n## Skill groups\n\n### Intake & Trigger Detection (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 01 | detect-story-trigger |\n| 02 | send-success-survey |\n| 03 | track-response-status |\n\n### Context Enrichment (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 04 | pull-account-history |\n| 05 | verify-survey-claims |\n| 06 | check-story-duplication |\n| 07 | map-coverage-gap |\n\n### Drafting & Substantiation (5 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 08 | draft-story-structure |\n| 09 | write-story-prose |\n| 10 | extract-and-clean-quotes |\n| 11 | flag-unsubstantiated-claims |\n| 12 | generate-supporting-assets |\n\n### Approval Routing (3 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 13 | route-editor-review |\n| 14 | route-customer-approval |\n| 15 | escalate-stalled-approvals |\n\n### Publishing & Distribution (4 skills)\n\n| # | Skill |\n|---|---|\n| 16 | publish-to-cms |\n| 17 | generate-distribution-tasks |\n| 18 | file-evidence-library-asset |\n| 19 | report-publication-outcome |\n\n---\n\n## Design principles applied\n\n- Customer approval is an absolute gate. No configuration publishes without a recorded, element-level consent record.\n- Every assertion traces to a source. Agent-introduced facts block the workflow rather than being caveated.\n- Verbatim means verbatim. Cleaned quotes store their original text alongside them.\n- Publish as draft, verify, then promote. Never straight to live.\n- Customer contact is capped at two approval touches. Goodwill costs more than a story.\n\n---\n\n## Prerequisites to build\n\n- ClickUp Forms, Docs, Automations, Lists, Dashboards, Chat\n- Super Agents with scheduled, status-change, and Form triggers\n- AI Custom Fields for tagging and claim classification\n- Contentful MCP (or equivalent CMS MCP) scoped to the story content type, service account credential\n- Brand voice profile Doc\n- House story template and derivative asset templates\n- Custom fields: Account, Industry, Segment, Region, Persona, Use Case, Tools Replaced, Story Status, Consent Record, Approved For External Use, Reference Call Available\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/O2lEeR7CFfeuzUw/install?revision=1&t=0.EXkLYl0eAh_PrlhyI7CRrcG91wOUT1lfnqJVJDY9jZI&file=README.md"}]}