Adds a second packaged prompt: high-intent-outreach.
Instead of describing an ICP and filtering for it, you point the workflow at a post
someone in your market already published — a competitor, an adjacent tool, a practitioner
your buyers follow — and work the people who engaged with it.
The assistant proposes whose posts are worth watching, ranked by expected ICP density.
It cannot search or fetch LinkedIn and is explicitly forbidden from inventing post URLs;
you supply them. Preview is free and persists nothing, and the workflow has to give an
honest ICP-match verdict — including telling you not to import — before anything billable runs.
Existing gates are unchanged: separate approval for the billable import, recipient count
read back from the campaign rather than trusted from the import job, explicit sender choice,
revision-bound channel binding, a frozen launch card, and a literal LAUNCH.
Two additions specific to this route:
- Messaging guidance never to reference the source post. "I saw you comment on X" reads as
surveillance; the workflow writes to the problem in the commenters' own words instead. - A warning that LinkedIn drops the connection-request note on non-Premium senders, which
silently removes the context-matched opener this route depends on.
Install
Download sbl-mcp-0.2.4.mcpb and open it with Claude Desktop. Use the byte-identical
sbl-mcp-0.2.4.dxt only for clients that still require the legacy filename.
Both assets are 592,578 bytes with SHA-256
2cdb7b2484d241d690c6dc7f61767c2ed94d67d89e44e012fbbe3288db08a77c. They are unsigned —
verify the hash before installing.
Create an API key at https://app.secondbrainlabs.com/mcp-server and paste it into the
extension's config, never into a chat.
Notes
- 30 tools, unchanged from 0.2.3. Only the bundled prompts differ.
- Bundle materializes reviewed public sbl-stack commit
810b499b812f3fc679a73b12924ae9f4d9e173a1. - The remote service at https://mcp.sbl.so/mcp still serves 0.2.3. It is redeployed
separately from these local-client assets; the tool catalog is identical in both.