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Before running anything that changes my machine, surface any required secrets or setup steps and show me the commands for review first, then wait for my approval.\nYou will need:\n- Tidio: Tidio account with the Lyro AI Agent enabled\n- Chili Piper: Admin access, a Concierge router, and an API token\n- Slack: Dedicated bookings channel with Chili Piper integration\n- Hubi AI: Hubi AI added to the bookings Slack channel","package":{"filename":"lyro-lead-qualification.zip","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&format=zip","manifest_url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs","bytes":19868,"sha256":"d437cee7c0357d7c3ae6044c07615b4c0a276d80cf865a0660a7de4ad7e8ca0a"},"file_inventory":[{"name":"SKILL.md","role":"instructions","bytes":10560,"sha256":"f49546e37f5c8ec6752e0aafa585a7a57e249219bb776bf963a7e9c989483a2c","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&file=SKILL.md"},{"name":"chilipiper-edge-api.md","role":"reference","bytes":4420,"sha256":"75ce80d4fd3a0906eac4f7eb2d55488e7bc590fd68913527aaa50e0fa5e14376","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&file=chilipiper-edge-api.md"},{"name":"hubi-call-prep-template.md","role":"template","bytes":4382,"sha256":"5358f7e8e75e8c94bb9f83dd69b1da47b0541527a585bd945d12844b92c843e8","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&file=hubi-call-prep-template.md"}],"files":[{"name":"SKILL.md","role":"instructions","bytes":10560,"sha256":"f49546e37f5c8ec6752e0aafa585a7a57e249219bb776bf963a7e9c989483a2c","encoding":"utf8","content":"---\nname: lyro-lead-qualification\ndescription: Guide the user through setting up the \"Qualify inbound leads, book meetings, and auto-generate pre-call notes\" workflow using Tidio's Lyro AI, Chili Piper (Concierge via Edge API), Slack, and Hubi AI. Use this skill whenever the user mentions setting up Lyro for lead qualification, connecting Lyro to Chili Piper, conversational meeting booking, pre-call notes automation, or implementing this G2 blueprint — even if they only ask about one piece of it. Claude cannot click through these platforms for the user; instead, it interviews the user for their specifics (qualification criteria, pitch, disqualification path) and generates every artifact needed — Lyro guidance text, Action configuration, API payloads, and Hubi prompts — then walks them through where to paste each one.\n---\n\n# Lyro Lead Qualification → Chili Piper Booking → Pre-Call Notes\n\nThis skill turns a multi-platform setup into a guided session. The workflow being built:\n\n1. **Lyro AI** (in Tidio) proactively engages website visitors and qualifies them against the user's criteria.\n2. Qualified leads book a meeting **conversationally** — Lyro calls the **Chili Piper Edge API** via Lyro Actions (one call gets available slots, a second books the chosen one).\n3. **Chili Piper's Slack integration** posts the booked meeting to a channel.\n4. **Hubi AI** monitors that channel, researches the prospect, matches them against the user's pitch, and replies in-thread with pre-call notes.\n\n## How to run this session\n\nWork through the phases in order. **Interview first, generate second.** Do not produce guidance text or API configs until you have the user's answers — generic output defeats the purpose.\n\n### Phase 0 — Interview\n\nCollect before generating anything:\n\n1. **Company & pitch**: what they sell, to whom, core value proposition, pricing tiers if relevant. This gets pasted into Lyro's Guidance and Hubi's context.\n2. **Qualification criteria**: the concrete rules (e.g., company size ≥ X, industry, use case, budget, region). Ask for hard disqualifiers vs. soft signals separately.\n3. **Disqualification path**: where non-fits go — a support email, a self-serve signup link, a newsletter, docs. Lyro needs an explicit instruction here or it will keep pushing everyone to book.\n4. **Deployment scope**: whole website or specific pages (e.g., Contact Sales / Pricing).\n5. **Chili Piper setup**: do they have a Concierge router already? Do they have an Admin who can generate an API token? Which trigger type is the router configured with (Third-party Form / In-app Button / Router Link)?\n6. **Meeting logistics**: meeting duration, how far ahead slots should be offered (e.g., next 7 days), rep timezone considerations.\n7. **Slack**: which channel receives booking notifications.\n8. **Tone**: how formal/casual should Lyro sound; any phrases to use or avoid.\n\nIf the user says \"just use sensible defaults,\" proceed with defaults but flag each assumption inline.\n\n### Phase 1 — Lyro: Proactive Roles + Guidance\n\n**UI path**: Tidio → Lyro AI Agent → Behavior → **Proactive Roles** (this is the correct feature name).\n\nSetup for the user:\n1. Enable Proactive Roles.\n2. Choose the trigger condition (which pages, when the conversation starts).\n3. Paste the generated first message and behavioral guidance.\n\nSeparately, under Lyro's **Guidance**, the user pastes their company/pitch information so Lyro can answer product questions during qualification.\n\n**Generate two artifacts:**\n\n**(a) First message** — short, contextual to the page it appears on. Not \"How can I help?\" but an opener tied to intent (e.g., on a pricing page: reference evaluating the product).\n\n**(b) Behavioral guidance** — structure it as:\n- Role: qualify inbound visitors for a sales call.\n- Questions to ask (derived from Phase 0 criteria), asked naturally over the conversation, not as a form dump. 2–4 questions max before offering to book.\n- Hard rule: **only offer booking if all qualification criteria are met.** State the criteria explicitly in the guidance.\n- Disqualification behavior: politely route non-fits to the path from Phase 0, item 3. Never book a disqualified lead.\n- Always collect (at minimum) email and first name before booking — these are required for the Chili Piper API call.\n- Tone instructions from Phase 0, item 8.\n\nKeep the guidance under ~300 words. Lyro follows tight instructions better than long ones.\n\n### Phase 2 — Chili Piper: Concierge via the Edge API\n\nRead `references/chilipiper-edge-api.md` for full endpoint details, payloads, and cURL examples before generating configs. Summary of what the user does:\n\n**Prerequisites** (verify from Phase 0, item 5):\n- A Concierge router with a configured trigger (Third-party Form / In-app Button / Router Link).\n- A Chili Piper **Admin** — only Admins can generate API tokens; Workspace Managers cannot.\n\n**Token generation** (walk them through):\n1. Chili Piper → Command Center → **Credentials** page.\n2. **Generate Token** → select the **Concierge.schedule** permission.\n3. Name the token after the router. **Copy it immediately — it is shown once and cannot be retrieved later.**\n4. Tip: the router's Booking Page settings have a **Custom API** tab with a Copy button for the exact endpoint URL and a starter request body for their tenant. Use it — field names vary by tenant configuration.\n\n**The two-call pattern** (what Lyro's Action will execute):\n1. **Route + get slots**: `POST https://fire.chilipiper.com/api/fire-edge/v1/org/concierge/routers/[routerSlug]/rest` with the lead's `form` data, `options.trigger`, and an `interval` → returns `routeId` + available `startTimes`.\n2. **Book**: `POST https://fire.chilipiper.com/api/fire-edge/v1/org/concierge/routing/[routeId]/schedule-simple` with the chosen `startTime` → returns `meetingId`; calendar invites go out immediately.\n\nKey gotchas to tell the user (full list in the reference file):\n- Always pass `options.trigger` explicitly (`ThirdPartyForm`, `InAppButton`, or `RouterLink`) — with multiple triggers configured, omitting it can route wrong.\n- Sessions are **single-use and expire**. If booking fails or the visitor dawdles, call step 1 again for a fresh `routeId`.\n- Slot times are ISO-8601 **UTC** — pass the chosen `startTime` back verbatim. Lyro should present times converted to the visitor's timezone but submit the UTC value.\n\n### Phase 3 — Lyro Actions configuration\n\n**UI path**: Tidio → Lyro AI Agent → Behavior → **Actions** → create a new Action (some legacy projects show \"Smart Actions\" — same tool).\n\nGenerate for the user, using their real router slug, trigger type, and criteria:\n\n**(a) Action instructions** (the prompt that tells Lyro when/how to trigger it): trigger only after qualification criteria are confirmed met and email + name are collected. Be explicit — vague trigger instructions are the top failure mode.\n\n**(b) Action sequence** — two API call nodes matching the two-call pattern above:\n- Call 1 with headers (`Authorization: Bearer <token>`, `Content-Type: application/json`) and the body template using Lyro session variables for email/name.\n- Map `routeId` and `startTimes` as **output variables** so Lyro can present slots conversationally.\n- Call 2 posts the visitor's chosen slot to the schedule-simple endpoint.\n- Enable **Ask visitor to confirm Action** on the booking call — this books a real meeting; confirmation is appropriate here (unlike read-only calls).\n\n**(c) A test script**: 3–4 sample conversations to run in Lyro's Playground/test mode — one qualified lead that books, one disqualified lead, one qualified lead who abandons before choosing a slot (tests session expiry handling).\n\n### Phase 4 — Slack\n\nStandard Chili Piper → Slack integration: booked-meeting notifications post to the channel from Phase 0, item 7. Recommend a **dedicated channel** (e.g., `#inbound-bookings`) — Hubi will read everything in it, and a noisy shared channel produces noisy triggers. No artifacts to generate; just confirm the notification includes the prospect's **email** (Hubi's research key).\n\n### Phase 5 — Hubi AI pre-call notes\n\nRead `references/hubi-call-prep-template.md` — a production-tested Hubi configuration template. Fill its `[BRACKETED]` placeholders from the Phase 0 interview (channel name, product category, pitch framework, output language) and hand the completed version to the user to paste into Hubi. The template's operational rules (fetch thread root first, dedup gate, post exactly once, full brief in-thread, no status chatter) are hard-won production fixes — keep them intact. Additionally, the generated config should cover:\n\n1. **Trigger**: monitor the Slack channel from Phase 4; act on new Chili Piper booking notifications; extract the prospect's email and derive the company domain.\n2. **Research**: company (size, industry, funding, recent news, tech signals) + the individual where findable.\n3. **Pitch matching**: ingest the user's pitch/product info (from Phase 0, item 1 — reuse the same material as Lyro's Guidance for consistency) and produce product-fit recommendations: which value props to lead with, likely objections, relevant case studies if the user supplies any.\n4. **Output**: reply **in the Slack thread** of the booking notification with a structured pre-call note. Suggested format: Company snapshot (3–4 bullets) / Person (1–2 bullets) / Fit & angle (2–3 bullets) / Suggested opener (1 line). Cap at ~200 words — reps read this on their phone two minutes before the call.\n\n### Phase 6 — End-to-end test\n\nWalk the user through one full dry run: visit the page → qualify in chat → book a slot → confirm the Slack notification fires → confirm Hubi replies in-thread → check the calendar invite arrived. If any link fails, debug that phase in isolation before retesting the chain.\n\n## Boundaries\n\n- Do not invent tenant-specific values (router slugs, field names, tokens). Where the user hasn't provided one, use an obvious placeholder like `[routerSlug]` and tell them where in the UI to find the real value.\n- Field names in the Chili Piper `form` body vary by tenant and trigger type — always direct the user to their router's **Custom API tab** as the source of truth.\n- If the user's Chili Piper plan or role blocks a step (no Admin, no Concierge router), say so and stop that phase rather than improvising a workaround.\n- Never ask the user to paste an API token into the chat. Reference it as a placeholder.\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&file=SKILL.md"},{"name":"chilipiper-edge-api.md","role":"reference","bytes":4420,"sha256":"75ce80d4fd3a0906eac4f7eb2d55488e7bc590fd68913527aaa50e0fa5e14376","encoding":"utf8","content":"# Chili Piper Concierge — Edge API Reference\n\nCondensed from Chili Piper's official docs:\n- \"Using Concierge via the Edge API\" — help.chilipiper.com/hc/en-us/articles/30935152032275\n- \"How do I Schedule Chili Piper Meetings Programmatically?\" — help.chilipiper.com/hc/en-us/articles/50860790980627\n\n## Prerequisites\n\n- A **Concierge router** with one of these triggers: **Third-party Form is Submitted**, **Button is clicked in-app**, or **Router link is clicked / Router link form is submitted**.\n- An **Admin** in Chili Piper (only Admins can generate API tokens in Command Center; Workspace Managers cannot access the Credentials page).\n\n## Token generation\n\n1. Command Center → **Credentials** → **Generate Token**.\n2. Select the **Concierge.schedule** permission. (Add **Read** under Concierge only if you also need to list routers via API.)\n3. Name the token after the router; scope each token to a single router.\n4. The token is shown **once** — copy immediately; it cannot be retrieved later.\n\n## Endpoint & auth\n\nBoth calls POST to the same base and authenticate with:\n\n```\nAuthorization: Bearer <token>\nContent-Type: application/json\n```\n\nThe router's **Booking Page → Custom API tab** has a Copy button with the exact URL and a starter request body for the tenant. **Field names vary per tenant/trigger — the Custom API tab is the source of truth.**\n\n## Two access patterns\n\n| Pattern | Pass | Get back |\n|---|---|---|\n| Booking URL (redirect lead to Chili Piper UI) | `form` data, no `interval` | `routingLink` |\n| Programmatic (no UI — the Lyro use case) | `form` data **plus** `interval` | `routeId` + `startTimes` |\n\nThe Lyro conversational-booking workflow uses the **programmatic** pattern.\n\n## Call 1 — Route lead + get slots\n\n```\nPOST https://fire.chilipiper.com/api/fire-edge/v1/org/concierge/routers/[routerSlug]/rest\n```\n\n```json\n{\n  \"form\": {\n    \"PersonEmail\": \"lead@example.com\",\n    \"PersonFirstName\": \"Jamie\"\n  },\n  \"options\": { \"trigger\": \"InAppButton\" },\n  \"interval\": { \"startsAt\": \"2026-04-14T00:00:00Z\", \"duration\": \"7 days\" }\n}\n```\n\n- `form` keys depend on the router's trigger type: Third-party Form → the form mapping's Field Names; In-app Button → Data Field names (e.g., `PersonEmail`); Router Link → the Router link form's field names.\n- **Always pass `options.trigger` explicitly** — accepted values `ThirdPartyForm`, `InAppButton`, `RouterLink`. With multiple triggers configured, omitting it can make the API pick a different trigger than the `form` keys were written for.\n- Response includes `routeId`, available `startTimes` (under `schedulingData`), `schedulingAllowed`, and the `assignment` (which user/team the router assigned).\n- The routing evaluation can also be used **qualification-only**: call without booking to check the lead is routable and see the assignee; no routing session is consumed until scheduling occurs.\n\n## Call 2 — Book the chosen slot\n\n```\nPOST https://fire.chilipiper.com/api/fire-edge/v1/org/concierge/routing/[routeId]/schedule-simple\n```\n\n```json\n{ \"startTime\": \"2026-04-14T17:00:00Z\" }\n```\n\n- Response includes `meetingId`. Calendar invites are sent to the lead and the assignee **immediately**.\n\n## Session behavior (critical for a chat flow)\n\n- **Single-use**: if the schedule call fails (e.g., slot taken), do NOT retry with the same `routeId` — start again from Call 1.\n- **Expiry**: sessions time out; the timeout is configured per router path and returned as `timeoutInMS`. In a chat, a visitor who lingers before picking a slot may need a fresh Call 1.\n- **UTC**: `startTime` values are ISO-8601 UTC. Present converted times to the visitor, but submit the UTC value verbatim.\n\n## Errors worth handling in the Lyro Action\n\n- Auth failure → token missing/wrong permission (needs Concierge.schedule).\n- No `startTimes` returned → no availability in the interval; widen `duration` or shift `startsAt`.\n- `schedulingAllowed: false` → the router disqualified/didn't route the lead; Lyro should fall back to the disqualification path.\n- Schedule call failure → stale/consumed session; rerun Call 1 and re-present slots.\n\n## Alternative surface: MCP\n\nChili Piper exposes the same operations as MCP tools (`concierge-route-by-slug`, `concierge-schedule`, etc.). Relevant if the user's assistant environment supports MCP; the Lyro Actions integration uses the raw Edge API, so this is a footnote, not a step.\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&file=chilipiper-edge-api.md"},{"name":"hubi-call-prep-template.md","role":"template","bytes":4382,"sha256":"5358f7e8e75e8c94bb9f83dd69b1da47b0541527a585bd945d12844b92c843e8","encoding":"utf8","content":"# Hubi AI — Call Prep Brief (Template)\n\nTurn a Slack meeting notification into one structured Call Prep Brief posted in the thread. Replace every `[BRACKETED]` value with your own.\n\n## When to activate (STRICT)\n\nActivate ONLY when ALL are true:\n- The channel is `[#your-meetings-channel]` (or a thread under a message posted there).\n- Hubi is @-mentioned.\n- The thread-root message contains both a `Website:` and a `Host:` line.\n\nNever activate in other channels or DMs.\n\n## Post exactly once (HARD)\n\nOne brief per meeting thread, ever.\n- Before researching or posting, fetch the thread replies and check for an existing Hubi brief (look for the marker `🎯 Primary pitch:`). If found → STOP. Post nothing. Never post a \"corrected\" version.\n- Decide ONE primary pitch internally; never post two variants. If torn, fold the second into \"Supporting angles\" inside the same message.\n- Compose the entire brief first, post it in ONE message.\n- No status messages to Slack — no \"Researching…\", no \"Done!\", no recaps. The thread gets the brief and nothing else.\n\n## Output rules (HARD)\n\n- Write in `[ENGLISH]`, regardless of the trigger's or prospect's language.\n- Post the complete brief in the Slack thread reply. Never a file link or TL;DR-plus-link.\n- Slack mrkdwn only: `*bold*` section titles and bullets. No markdown tables, no `#` headers.\n- If a single message genuinely exceeds Slack's limit, split into exactly TWO pre-planned consecutive replies. Never truncate.\n\n## Workflow\n\n**Step 0 — Fetch the thread root first (mandatory).** An @-mention only delivers the tagged message, not the parent. Call getThreadReplies with the channel ID and threadTs; the parent holds the meeting details, the replies feed the dedup check. Only ask the user for Website/Host if the parent genuinely lacks them.\n\n**Step 1 — Parse the parent**: meeting time, prospect name + email, website domain (strip protocol/www), source, host email → resolve to a Slack user so you can @-mention them. If a field besides Website/Host is missing, proceed and flag it.\n\n**Step 2 — Research silently**:\n- Scrape the homepage plus 1–2 key pages (`/pricing`, `/about`, product pages): industry, business model, scale signals, geography, existing tooling relevant to `[YOUR PRODUCT CATEGORY]`.\n- Web search: headcount, funding/news, reviews sentiment, relevant job postings.\n- `[OPTIONAL: traffic/enrichment data source — API if credentialed, public estimates otherwise. Flag \"estimated\" or \"no data\" explicitly; if missing, add a discovery question to surface it on the call.]`\n\n**Step 3 — Pick ONE primary pitch** using your framework below. At most 1–2 supporting angles. Never feature-dump.\n\n**Step 4 — Post the brief**, @-mentioning the resolved host, structured as:\n\n```\n<@HOST> — call prep ready for {Prospect} at {time}\nHost: {host} | Source: {source}\n\n*🎯 Primary pitch:* {name} — {1-line rationale grounded in 1 data point}\n\n*🏢 Company Snapshot* (3–5 bullets: model, offering, scale, current tooling)\n\n*🎯 Pitch Recommendation* (primary + why THIS prospect, grounded in observed data; supporting angles; what NOT to lead with)\n\n*⚠️ Pain Point Hypotheses* (3–5, each: pain — signal — your product angle)\n\n*❓ Discovery Questions* (5–7, conversational order; include one to fill any data gap)\n\n*💬 Call Openers* (2–3, each referencing a specific researched observation)\n```\n\n**Step 5 — Verify from the tool result only.** If the post failed, retry the same single message once. Never post a confirmation message.\n\n## Hard rules (condensed)\n\n- Ground every claim in observed data (\"your site shows X, which suggests Y\") — never \"companies like yours.\"\n- Discipline over coverage: a 3-feature pitch beats a feature dump.\n- If the prospect already uses `[YOUR PRODUCT]` → switch to expansion framing.\n- If data sources conflict → flag it, make it a discovery priority.\n\n## Pitch Decision Framework — REPLACE WITH YOURS\n\nDefine 2–5 pitches. For each: **name**, **when to use it** (observable signals — traffic tier, team size, industry, existing tooling), and a **2–3 sentence core pitch** with one proof point. Optionally add default leans for thin data (e.g., \"`[Pitch A]` for B2C, `[Pitch B]` for low-volume B2B\").\n\nExample shape:\n\n> **[PITCH NAME]** — When: [signals]. Core pitch: \"[2–3 sentences, one quantified proof point].\"\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/TrGJzjPaIXFp6jj/install?revision=1&t=0.9FkdulX_1EaVp1bOPm8CkUYj1LxRopQuEFc-oacqyAs&file=hubi-call-prep-template.md"}]}