Publisher
15 published skills, 17 installs in total.
Use when the user asks about backlinks, referring domains, link building, broken links pointing at them, or link gaps versus competitors. Analyzes a backlink profile and produces a human-reviewed link-opportunity plan — reclamation, competitor intersection, linkable assets, unlinked mentions. Import/direct-provider modes; never automates outreach or disavow.
Use when TrustGrowth is already connected or the user asks to connect it, authenticate, discover its API/MCP capabilities, or use persisted growth evidence. TrustGrowth is the complete provider, not a prerequisite for other Groundcrew skills.
Use when the user asks "how authoritative is my site", about domain authority/DR, brand mentions, or why competitors outrank them on equal content. Reviews entity clarity, independent references, author credibility, and reputation signals from observable and imported evidence. Authority is broader than links; link operations live in backlink-opportunities.
Use when a coding-capable agent should find and fix real site defects in the user's repository, from TrustGrowth evidence when connected or from public/local inspection otherwise. Groundcrew's flagship open workflow.
Use when the user wants the full Groundcrew growth loop on a site — survey, fix, verify, report — as one command, or one named phase of it (`--phase survey|fix|verify|report`).
Use when the user wants a current site audit, technical SEO findings, Core Web Vitals interpretation, or a fresh TrustGrowth audit when connected. Supports connected, imported, and public/local evidence.
Use when the user wants a prioritized keyword or content-opportunity shortlist. Supports TrustGrowth, bounded DataForSEO requests, and validated imports; direct GSC integration is deferred for launch.
Use when the user wants a read-only local or TrustGrowth content inventory. TrustGrowth content generation, approval, scheduling, publication, review, and lifecycle writes remain unavailable and waitlist-only.
Use when the user wants audit findings turned into a stakeholder-ready document — severities, page counts, first-seen/fixed history — as a Markdown or CSV deliverable rather than a working diagnosis.
Use when the user wants a periodic authority and backlink report — referring-domain movement, pillar state, prospect pipeline — as a document, from link exports or TrustGrowth authority data.
Use when the user wants a periodic keyword position report — quick wins, striking distance, movement since last period — as a document, from search-console data or TrustGrowth keyword lifecycle.
Use when the user wants a periodic competitor digest — what tracked competitors changed, where the gaps are — as a document, from observation history or public diffs.
Use when the user wants an E-E-A-T, credibility, authorship, or trust-signal review using TrustGrowth evidence when connected or observable public/repository evidence otherwise.
Use when the user wants a claim-safe growth report from validated current evidence, with TrustGrowth score/history when connected and source-specific reporting otherwise.
Use when the user wants a concise daily or weekly site/growth standup from TrustGrowth history when connected or from validated available evidence and repository artifacts otherwise.
Every published skill from trustgrowth. Following a publisher whose work already fits how you operate is often faster than evaluating individual skills one at a time.
Skills cover the full range of what an Ottermind agent does: building editable PowerPoint decks, generating product and brand images, writing and running code on a machine you connect, producing video from a script or a still, and cleaning and analysing spreadsheet data. A skill is what turns a general model into something that handles your specific version of one of those jobs the same way every time.
A skill is a plain Markdown file with a short frontmatter header, which means you can read exactly what it will do before running it, edit it to match your own conventions, and share it with colleagues. Once a skill produces the result you wanted, it can be attached to an agent or scheduled as an automation so the same work happens again without anyone rewriting the prompt.