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• Get Company Profile

  Get the seller's company profile: product description, ideal customer profile (ICP), remaining blocks, and the product and ICP fact sheets (markdown) that ground everything — capabilities, integrations, objections, buyer personas, trigger events, disqualifiers, and the proof points that are the ONLY statistics you may put in a brief. Call this FIRST in any session — search queries and drafting briefs should be grounded in this profile. Free.

• List Searches

  List the company's previously-run searches (name, original query, result count, date, searchId), newest first. Read-only. ALWAYS call this before search_leads — if an existing search already covers the request, reuse its leads via get_search_results (a cheap read) instead of paying 12 blocks for a new search.

• Search Leads

  Search 250M+ B2B contacts with a natural-language query, e.g. 'VP of Engineering at 50-200 person fintech companies in the US'. Persists a Search with scored leads and returns the top results ranked by ICP match. Call this when you need NEW prospects; use list_contacts for people already saved. Costs 12 blocks per search — first check list_searches for an existing search that covers the request, and make queries specific rather than running many broad searches. Set maxResults to the number of pe

• Get Search Results

  Fetch leads from a previous search by searchId, ranked by match score. Use this to page through results of an earlier search_leads call without paying for a new search. Free.

• List Contacts

  List the user's saved contacts (leads already added to the contact list), optionally filtered by a name/title/company text query. Free.

• Add To Contacts

  Save leads to the user's contact list by leadId. Do this AFTER evaluating fit (evaluate_lead_fit) — only add leads worth pursuing. Blacklisted leads (a previously-suppressed email) are silently skipped — they were blocked because the person doesn't want to be contacted, so don't try to re-add or re-message them. Free.

• Evaluate Lead Fit

  Score leads 0–100 against the ICP with an independent LLM judge (with reasons and disqualifiers). ALWAYS run this between search_leads and add_to_contacts/draft_outreach — only pursue leads scoring 50+. Pass a custom `icp` to override the company profile's ICP. Free.

• Draft Outreach

  Generate personalized outreach drafts for leads (by leadId). Writes a multi-step sequence per lead using the seller's product context and each lead's data. Drafts are created as PENDING_REVIEW — NOTHING IS SENT by this tool. Leads are auto-added to contacts. `instructions` is the drafting brief (min 120 characters): what to pitch, the angle, the call to action — ground it in get_company_profile. Use only proof points that came from the company profile; never invent statistics, percentages, or na

• List Pending Drafts

  List drafts awaiting review (PENDING_REVIEW), newest first. Set includeBody=true to read the full message text — do this before evaluating or approving. Each written draft may already carry a `qualityScore` and a `verdict` (SEND / REVISE / REJECT) from when it was drafted — that is an existing judge result you can TRUST. Do NOT re-run evaluate_draft_quality on a draft that already has a score; approve the SEND ones and edit the REVISE/REJECT ones. Only judge drafts whose score is null or that yo

• Edit Draft

  Rewrite the subject and/or body of a SINGLE draft — for one targeted change or a rewrite the user dictated. For a wording/tone instruction across MANY drafts use revise_drafts; when MULTIPLE drafts are flagged REVISE/REJECT, use repair_drafts (one server-side call that regenerates, re-judges, and persists all of them). Pass the full replacement text for whatever you change; partial patches are not supported. Read the draft first (list_pending_drafts with includeBody). When the rewrite deliberate

• Revise Drafts

  LIGHT bulk edit of PENDING_REVIEW drafts: applies the user's wording/tone instruction (e.g. 'less AI slop', 'warmer', 'shorter') to every pending draft in one fast server-side pass — it edits the text as written, never regenerates, never re-judges. Seconds, not minutes. This is the DEFAULT tool when the user asks for a style/tone/wording change across their drafts. Use repair_drafts only for judge-flagged REVISE/REJECT drafts that need regeneration, and edit_draft only for a single draft whose r

• Repair Drafts

  Server-side BULK repair of PENDING_REVIEW drafts the quality judge flagged REVISE or REJECT: in one call it regenerates only the failing messages (using the judge's issues as edit instructions and the original brief/voice/research context), re-judges them, and persists each improvement with its new score. A repair is kept only if its score held or improved. Use this INSTEAD of per-draft edit_draft + evaluate_draft_quality loops whenever more than one draft is flagged — it replaces that whole cyc

• Append Sequence Step

  Add ONE more email to the EXISTING outreach sequence for specific leads (by leadId) — e.g. a final closing note asking if they're still interested, or one extra follow-up. Use this when the leads ALREADY have drafts/an enrollment and draft_outreach would refuse (it only creates NEW sequences and rejects leads with active drafts). The new message is threaded as 'Re: <original subject>' onto each lead's most recent email sequence and created as PENDING_REVIEW — NOTHING IS SENT; call approve_drafts

• Evaluate Draft Quality

  Review drafted messages with an independent LLM judge: 0–100 score, issues, and a send/revise/reject verdict (checks personalization grounding, tone, spam signals). Persists the score onto each draft. ALWAYS run this before approve_drafts; only approve drafts with verdict 'send'. Free.

• Approve Drafts

  Approve PENDING_REVIEW drafts for sending — THIS SCHEDULES REAL OUTREACH TO REAL PEOPLE. Emails go out on the next business-hours send cycle via the user's connected mailbox; LinkedIn drafts are sent automatically by the user's Chrome extension once its Autopilot toggle is on (otherwise they wait under Messages). Before calling: read the drafts (list_pending_drafts with includeBody); trust any existing verdicts rather than re-judging. Approving a draft with a REJECT verdict is allowed but you MU

• Get Outreach Status

  Status of outreach in motion: per-sequence enrollment counts, drafts by status, sends, and replies. Pass sequenceId to drill into one sequence. Free.

• Check Inbox

  Read recent inbox messages (email + LinkedIn replies from prospects). Use to report on responses or find threads needing attention. Free.

• Get Metrics

  Outreach KPIs for a period (today / week / month): searches run, contacts added, emails sent, replies, meetings booked, drafts pending. Free.

• Get Billing Status

  Get the company's current billing/subscription status: plan name, monthly block allowance, blocks remaining, billing cycle, any scheduled downgrade, and whether the subscription is set to cancel. Use before discussing plan changes. Read-only, free.

• Get Contact Details

  Get full detail for one contact/lead by leadId: name, title, company, location, pipeline status, email, LinkedIn URL, and recent notes. Use this to look up a person's details (e.g. to copy their email or LinkedIn). Return contact info as clean, copyable markdown. Read-only, free.

• List Stale Leads

  List stale opportunities — the same list as the Tasks page's 'Stale opportunities' tab: contacts you messaged (email or LinkedIn) who never replied on any channel, with nothing queued to re-touch them (no pending/approved drafts, no active sequence with a future send). Sorted most-stale first. These are prime re-engagement targets: draft them a fresh follow-up sequence with draft_outreach (or start_background_drafting) and reengage=true. Read-only, free.

• Remove Contact

  Remove one or more people from the saved contact list by leadId (sets them back to a lead — does NOT delete their record or any outreach already sent). Confirm with the user which contacts before calling. Free.

• List Scheduling Links

  List the user's bookable meeting types with their public booking links (title, duration, location, full URL). Use this when the user wants to grab, copy, or share a scheduling link. Return the links as clean, copyable markdown. Read-only, free.

• Update Contact

  Update one contact/lead: change its pipeline status (NEW → CONTACTED → ENGAGED → RESPONDED → MEETING_BOOKED → CONVERTED) and/or append a note. Use remove_contact to take someone off the contact list. Free.

• Manage Sequence

  Pause, resume, or delete an outreach sequence. Pausing stops further sends; resuming re-activates it; deleting is permanent. Pausing/deleting a live sequence affects outreach in motion — confirm with the user first, and use get_outreach_status to find the right sequenceId. Free.