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Blitz Skills

Drop-in agent skills that teach your AI coding agent to go to market with Blitz API.
Agents & LLMs: a Markdown version of this page is available by appending .md to the URL, and the full documentation index is at llms.txt.

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What are Blitz Skills?

Blitz Skills are small, composable agent skills for going to market with Blitz API — lead-finding scripts, outreach, content, analytics, and lifecycle automation, plus the engineering that powers them. They work with any model and any compatible coding agent. They’re designed to be easy to adapt: install them, then make them your own.
Skills vs. MCP — The MCP Server gives your AI tool live read access to the Blitz docs so it writes correct API code. Skills go a step further: they package ready-to-run playbooks — scripts, prompts, and workflows your agent can execute. They complement each other; use both.

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Quickstart

Install in about 30 seconds with the skills.sh CLI.
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Run the installer

npx skills@latest add api-blitz/skills --skill '*'
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Choose your skills and agents

Pick the skills you want, and select which coding agents to install them on.
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Start building

You’re ready to go. Ask your agent to run a GTM motion with Blitz — for example, “build me a lead list of VPs of Sales at Series B SaaS companies.”

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Available skills

Every skill available today lives in the Blitz bucket, and the three chain into one workflow — scope the ICP, generate the script, then audit it before you run at scale. Each also works on its own.
SkillWhat it does
blitz-gtm-brainstormInterviews you about a go-to-market goal and produces a validated brief (gtm-brief.yaml) — the right Blitz endpoint, an enum-checked ICP, an enrichment plan, and a volume estimate.
blitz-create-scriptTurns that brief into a runnable script on the official Blitz SDK (blitz-api-py / blitz-api-js) — installs dependencies, handles pagination, and adds API-key safety and error handling.
blitz-reviewerAudits an existing Blitz integration before you run it — checks MCP, SDK, and skill versions, scans your code for wrong methods and case-sensitive enum typos, and reports your key’s rate limit and credits.
Starting a new motion? Run them in order — brainstorm to scope the ICP, create-script to build it, reviewer to preflight before you scale.
The collection also ships two buckets that are still growing:
  • GTM — general go-to-market work: outreach, content, analytics, and lifecycle automation.
  • Productivity — general workflow tools, not GTM-specific.

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Learn more

Browse on skills.sh

See every available skill and what it does.

Source on GitHub

Read, fork, and adapt the skills — they’re meant to be hacked on.