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/get-me-a-job:network company name or person to reach out toFiles this command reads when invoked
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Use the network-outreach skill to help the user reach out to contacts at: $ARGUMENTS If no target was specified, ask which company or person they want to connect with. Then: 1. Identify the best path to the target (warm intro, alumni, cold outreach) 2. Use Hunter tools to find email/contact info if available 3. Draft a personalized outreach message (LinkedIn or email) 4. Show the draft to the user for approval 5. For email outreach: after the user approves, save it as a Gmail draft so they can review it in their inbox before it goes out: Send only on explicit "send it" / "yes, send...
Use the network-outreach skill to help the user reach out to contacts at: $ARGUMENTS
If no target was specified, ask which company or person they want to connect with.
Then:
python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/lib/run.py gmail draft [email protected] "Subject line" @/tmp/outreach-body.txt
python ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/lib/run.py gmail send [email protected] "Subject line" @/tmp/outreach-body.txt
Always read ~/.claude/get-me-a-job/references/network-context.md and ~/.claude/get-me-a-job/references/outreach-style-guide.md first. If these files are missing or empty, tell the user to run /setup first.
CRITICAL: Never call gmail send (or gmail reply) without showing the user the full draft first and getting their explicit approval in chat. "Yes" / "send it" in response to a shown draft is approval; nothing else is.
npx claudepluginhub kope-kope/haas-job-plugins --plugin get-me-a-job/networkConfigures, troubleshoots, and secures networking infrastructure (DNS, SSL/TLS, CDN, load balancers, VPC, security). Produces topology reports, configs, diagrams, and git commits.