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Three linked skills each had a correct answer to a discount request, and each was blind to the other two. That gap is not a missing skill, it is a missing role. Here is the Client Strategist profession, and why it ships five verdicts instead of two.
I shipped two skills that published green at 100 out of 100, moved the cards to Done, and only found out five weeks later that no customer could see either one. `tier` defaults to `internal`. That gap is why the Skill Creator profession exists — and why its eighth workflow refuses to call anything shipped until it has fetched the artifact and read it back.
I installed the same skill twice, two documented ways, and counted the files. One gave me a single SKILL.md. The other gave me 166. The single-file version looked fine — it just quietly wasn't going to work. That finding is why @di-atomic/propagate v0.1.0 exists.
Installing a press skill gives you a well-formed release. It does not give you the person who decides who receives it, under what embargo, with which boilerplate — or what to say when a journalist replies. That gap is the pr-manager profession, and its sharpest feature is what it refuses to do.
I stopped installing cold-email tools and hired one role instead. @di-atomic/email-outreach is an Email Marketing Specialist you equip onto an AI agent: it runs outbound and retention email end to end, gates deliverability before every send, and won't ship from a cold domain.
Three days ago I shipped my first profession — and shipped its compounding guild empty. An OPVS review caught it. Here is what v0.2.0 put behind the address: three reference docs, four sealed learnings from real launch runs, a forkable registry seed, and why a seeded guild is the whole difference between a bundle and a profession.
The Delivery Manager is my first @di-atomic profession — a hireable AI role that owns the propagate stage of a launch. It seeds one launch card, renders the hero once, ships every surface voice-locked, and never fabricates a release.