reddit-onboard — their route through the playbook, from their real data

What this is

The public playbook at shawnos.ai/reddit is the method. This skill builds the other half for a new signup: a personalized Notion doc that says what to read first, what their real data shows, and what applies to their market. It never re-explains the playbook; it links into it with deep anchors.

The pipeline

1. Pull their real record from the primary signup store, never an enrichment table (enrichment providers routinely miss small operators, and a workflow keyed on enrichment will claim a real signup does not exist).
2. Read their raw event stream before forming any opinion. The goal is finding the moment the product worked for them; that moment opens the doc.
3. Suggest rings, never verdicts. Practitioner subs they already track are useful for reading competitors; the suggested second ring is where their buyers talk: buyer's trade, then the business layer, then local only if geography is a real advantage.
4. Write short, link deep. Their result first, their rings, a reading order with anchors, next experiments.
5. Push to Notion with stable URLs (re-publish in place so a shared link never breaks).

The fact-check gate

Every rule maps to a claim that shipped once and was false:

• Every number traces to a query. If a database knows a number, generate it, never type it.
• Behavioral claims come from raw events, not derived columns. One user's summary row implied a broken setup; the raw stream showed their first result arrived 19 minutes after they configured it.
• A narrow proxy never proves a broad claim.
• Platform mechanics get attributed or cut.
• Describe what works. Never render a verdict on their setup, and never reference anything they would not recognize as their own visible result.

Where it lives publicly

The public variant ships in the ClearboxGTM repo (github.com/shawnla90/ClearboxGTM) under skills/reddit-onboard, next to the offer-pack skill, the engage loop, and the agency package.