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Outbound Audit for Claude Code
A Claude Code skill that diagnoses targeting, delivery, copy, channel, timing and measurement problems.
What is included
- A structured review of the ICP, deliverability, copy, channels, follow up, timing, volume and measurement.
- A clear status for every area supported by the campaign evidence supplied.
- One priority correction and a concrete next action for each serious weakness.
How to use it
- 01Install the skill and gather the list specification, sending setup, messages, channel plan and current campaign numbers.
- 02Run the audit with the real inputs and mark any missing evidence as unknown instead of guessing.
- 03Fix the first ranked constraint, test again and compare qualified replies and meetings before changing another variable.
What to prepare before using it
- The account and contact selection rules used to build the current list.
- Sending domain, authentication, bounce and inbox placement evidence that is available.
- The live messages, follow ups, channel sequence and qualified campaign outcomes.
How to judge the output
A useful result separates facts from unknowns, identifies one constrained part of the system and recommends a controlled correction that can be measured before another variable changes.
Why use this format?
A Claude Code skill stays available as a named workflow and can use the context in the current project. That makes it useful when the task will be repeated, reviewed and improved over time.
Keep the original inputs beside the result, check every name, figure and commercial claim against its source, and remove any statement that the model inferred without evidence. A useful workflow records what changed so the next run improves the method rather than silently changing the facts.
What it does not replace
The audit is only as reliable as the evidence supplied. It does not inspect inbox placement, domain records or campaign platforms unless you provide those results.
Download Outbound Audit for Claude Code
Enter your work details once to unlock the Markdown file. The resource is free and ready to use in the workflow described above.