YALC-the-GTM-operating-system: Skill for Claude Code

Campaign Dashboard Skill

Opens the GTM-OS campaign visualization dashboard in the browser — Heyreach/Lemlist-style cards grid with per-lead timelines and variant comparison.

When This Skill Applies

• "campaign status" / "campaign dashboard"
• "show me campaigns" / "visualize campaigns"
• "what's the state of campaigns"
• "open campaign view" / "campaign pipeline"
• "show me the leads for [campaign name]"
• "how are outreach campaigns doing" (when visual context is implied)

NOT this skill (use campaign-intelligence instead):

• "campaign report" / "weekly campaign report" → generates a Notion text report
• "compare variants" / "which angle is winning" → text analysis

What This Skill Does

1. Starts the GTM-OS server (if not already running)
2. Opens the campaign dashboard at http://localhost:3847/campaigns
3. Shows campaign cards with live metrics from SQLite
4. Drill into any campaign for per-lead timeline + variant A/B comparison

What This Skill Does NOT

• Generate Notion reports (that's campaign-intelligence)
• Modify campaigns, leads, or variants
• Send any LinkedIn messages

Workflow

Step 1: Start the GTM-OS Dashboard

npx tsx src/cli/index.ts campaign:dashboard

This starts the Hono.js server on port 3847 and opens /campaigns in the browser.

Step 2: If User Wants a Specific Campaign

If the user mentioned a specific campaign name:

1. Query the campaign ID:

npx tsx -e "
import { db } from './src/lib/db/index.ts';
import { campaigns } from './src/lib/db/schema.ts';
const rows = await db.select({ id: campaigns.id, title: campaigns.title }).from(campaigns);
console.log(JSON.stringify(rows, null, 2));
"

1. Open the specific campaign detail page:

open "http://localhost:3847/campaigns/{campaignId}"

Step 3: Report Back

After opening the dashboard, tell the user:

• The URL that was opened
• A quick summary of what they'll see (number of campaigns, active count, total leads)
• Remind them they can filter by status and search leads in the UI