v0.4.0 — The skills drop
[0.4.0] - 2026-08-09
The skills drop: six new skills, three new engine scripts, a security showcase, and the attribution tracking pattern.
Added
- Competitor intel skill: share of voice, generated sentiment, and where the opening is — from classified Reddit ops. Includes FACTCHECK.md enforcing the classification-not-counting rule. Wraps
engine/competitor.py+ the newengine/sentiment.py. - Sentiment skill: three-class (positive/neutral/negative) thread-level sentiment classification, LLM-powered with heuristic fallback. Output feeds competitor-intel and the daily digest.
- Dataviz skill: reference architecture for GTM dashboards with Recharts — the dark-theme palette, the component patterns, and three standalone
.tsxexamples (ChannelBars, ImpressionsLine, FunnelBars) plus a bootstrapping guide. - Last 24 hours skill: the morning briefing — freshest buyer signals from the last day, ranked by intent and engagement.
- Reddit proposal skill: pitch materials for a prospect from their buyers' Reddit conversations. The reverse-uno applied to a single prospect.
- Slack digest skill: wraps
engine/digest.pyas a proper skill with setup, chaining, and the render-vs-post boundary. - Three engine scripts:
sentiment.py(thread-level sentiment from classified ops),last24.py(24h buyer signal feed),proposal.py(Reddit-sourced pitch brief). - SECURITY.md: the protection model — siloed-by-design architecture (no cookies, no shared backend, local SQLite), the scan gate explained, read-only databases, the no-auto-send boundary, terminal examples, and the "using Reddit the right way" thesis.
- Attribution tracking playbook: the journey materialization pattern — identity spine, events table, first/last-touch channel attribution, and the "your data stays yours" architecture. Documents how the proof pipeline's signup-attribution tables are produced.
Changed
- README expanded with 8 new stage table rows (6 skills, attribution playbook, security doc) and rule #6 ("your data stays yours").
- ENGINE.md expanded with 3 new client-service modules.
engine/digest.pynow credits Lucas for the original daily digest pattern.