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Ask any question and get matched to the right expert framework: pricing, content, launch, AI automation, marketing, sales, product strategy, and more.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/buildpartner:expert-adviceThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Ask any question and get matched to the right expert framework: pricing, content, launch, AI automation, marketing, sales, product strategy, and more.
Ask any question and get matched to the right expert framework: pricing, content, launch, AI automation, marketing, sales, product strategy, and more.
These are the available expert categories. Pick the best match for the user's question:
sales - pricing, offers, revenue, monetization, closingmarketing - brand, audience, growth, funnels, ads, launch, go-to-marketcontent - video, YouTube, podcasts, writing, storytelling, newslettersproduct - features, MVP, shipping, onboarding, activation, retention, UXbusiness-strategy - leverage, scale, positioning, competitive advantage, marketai-automation - AI, Claude, agents, MCP, prompts, workflows, automationhealth - energy, sleep, exercise, focus, performance, burnoutpersuasion - influence, psychology, negotiation, trust, social proofcopywriting - headlines, CTAs, emails, landing pages, conversionmindset - decisions, risk, motivation, discipline, mental modelsIf any MCP tool call is blocked with an upgrade/limit message, STOP immediately. Do not try to answer the question yourself, do not search the codebase, do not use any fallback. Instead:
~/.buildpartner/auth.json to get the token and the api_base (if present, otherwise use https://buildpartner.ai).open "BASE_URL/dashboard?t=TOKEN_HERE&upgrade=true" (replace BASE_URL with api_base or the default, and TOKEN_HERE with the actual token)."You've used all your free skill runs. I've opened your dashboard so you can upgrade and keep going."
Nothing else. No apologies, no alternatives, no partial answers.
Take the user's question or problem description.
Classify their question into 1-2 categories from the list above. Pick the best match based on what they're actually asking, not just keywords.
Call get_expert_knowledge with the category param. For one category: { "category": "sales" }. For multiple: { "category": "sales,product" }. One call, comma-separated. This returns a list of available frameworks (titles and descriptions).
Pick the 1-2 most relevant frameworks from the list, then call get_expert_knowledge again with the topic param to fetch the full content (e.g. { "topic": "hormozi-offers" }). Only fetch what you need.
Apply the framework to the user's specific situation. Be a consultant, not a parrot:
Format your response as a consultation:
## Your Situation
[Restate their problem using what you know about them]
## Framework
[Which expert framework applies and why]
## Recommendation
[Specific, actionable advice tailored to their situation]
## Next Step
[One concrete thing to do right now]
npx claudepluginhub austinmarchese/buildpartner-plugin --plugin buildpartnerCreates bite-sized, testable implementation plans from specs or requirements, with file structure and task decomposition. Activates before coding multi-step tasks.