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recoupable

13 skills · 36.1K installs · 4 repositories

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    Call the Recoup API and external connectors directly — fetch any platform resource (artists, socials, organizations, research, documents) and run connector actions (Google Docs/Sheets/Drive edits, Gmail, TikTok, Instagram). Use whenever you need raw Recoup data, a platform resource, to write curl against api.recoupable.dev, or to read/write something outside Recoup like a Google Doc URL or a spreadsheet. The plumbing every other skill rides on. To onboard or operate on an artist use the recoup-roster- skills; for first-run connection use recoup-platform-connect-account.

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    Send an email via the Recoup API the reliable way — a Node helper that serializes the body correctly and fails loudly instead of sending an empty email. Use whenever a task needs to email a report/summary/notification to the account owner or a recipient. ALWAYS use this script to send email; never hand-build curl … -d "{…}" with inline jq/shell interpolation (that silently produces empty "Message from Recoup" footer-only emails). Pairs with recoup-platform-api-access (which it sends through).

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    Scaffold a music company's working OS in its own repository, with a self-managing workspace, read-only health checks, reusable knowledge and portable skills. Use for "set up our label OS", "build our publishing workspace", "organize our catalog operations repo", or "mirror my roster into folders". Select the actual core objects (artists/releases, compositions/parties or catalog cases); use supported Recoup records when available and private file workflows otherwise. No artist roster, valuation or account claim is required for every music business.

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    See who's on your roster — answers "what artists do I have" by walking the workspace and falling back to your live account when the filesystem is empty. Use for "what artists do I have", "list my roster", "who's on my roster", or "what's in this sandbox". To add a new artist use recoup-roster-add-artist; to work inside one artist's files use recoup-roster-manage-artist.

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    Add or attach an artist to your roster and enrich them — verify Spotify identity, resolve the artist in the requested workspace, then research, catalog, socials and knowledge base. Supports deliberate manual onboarding when Spotify identity is unavailable. Use for "create/add/onboard an artist", "set up [artist]", "we just signed [artist]", or "new signing". To see your roster use recoup-roster-list-artists; to work inside an existing artist's files use recoup-roster-manage-artist.

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    Work inside one artist's folder — read and update their context, brand, songs, and releases. Use for "organize [artist]'s files", "update [artist]'s brand/context", "what's in [artist]'s workspace", or any task about a named artist's files. To list your whole roster use recoup-roster-list-artists; for research/metrics on an artist use recoup-research-artist-overview.

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    Set up the initial file system for a new sandbox. Fetches the account's organizations and artists via the Recoup CLI and scaffolds the folder structure. Use when a sandbox has just been created and has no existing file system. Before running, check if the sandbox already has an orgs/ directory — if it does, this skill is not needed.

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    Manage music releases using RELEASE.md documents stored in releases/{release-slug}/ within an artist workspace. Triggers when the user mentions an artist's album, EP, single, or project — or asks about release planning, DSP pitches, metadata, marketing, press materials, physical production, or tour coordination. First infer which artist and release the user means, then find or create the RELEASE.md. Use this skill to create, update, or pull data from release documents, and to generate deliverables like DSP pitches, press one-sheets, and production specs.

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    Make a narrative music video using the Small Room workflow — approved song, story bible, scene audit, character audition, props, location plates, shot list, reviewed stills and end frames, motion, and verified edit. Use for "make a music video", "turn this song into a film", or "follow the Small Room workflow". Reuse approved audio; stops at the asset unless publishing is requested.

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    Call the Recoupable API from the sandbox to fetch artist data, socials, organizations, research, documents and any other platform resource — and to invoke external connector actions (Google Docs / Drive / Sheets edits, Gmail, TikTok, Instagram, etc.) via Recoupable's shared connections. Use whenever you're asked for Recoup data, a Recoupable platform resource, or to read/write something outside Recoup like a Google Doc URL or a spreadsheet. Triggers on phrases like "look up artist", "fetch from recoup", "artist data", "artist socials", "organizations", "artist report", "research", "create new artist", "create artist", "onboard artist", "add artist", "edit this Google Doc", "read this doc", "update the spreadsheet", "send an email", "post on TikTok", "save to Drive", or whenever the user pastes a docs.google.com / drive.google.com / sheets.google.com URL. Always load this before writing curl calls against api.recoupable.com.

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