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Find Pr Agency

by nostrband · GitHub ↗ · v1.0.0 · MIT-0
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Description
Use whenever the user wants to find, shortlist, vet, or enrich US public-relations and communications agencies — media relations, crisis comms, investor rela...
README (SKILL.md)

find-pr-agency

Drive the ServiceGraph API (https://api.servicegraph.co) to find, shortlist, and enrich US PR and communications agencies via the pro_services dataset.

Always pin service_provided:public-relations. Note: the catalog's nominal industry:pr_comms value returns zero firms in the live release — PR/comms firms are tagged with service_provided:public-relations instead, typically under adjacent industries (marketing_agency, other_pro_services). Pin the service tag, not the industry. Sub-types (media relations, crisis, IR, public affairs, healthcare PR, tech PR, B2B PR, internal comms, brand reputation) are NOT separate tags — sub-type specialization is a keyword substring search on firm text.

Any HTTP client works (curl, fetch, requests). Examples below use curl.

Sibling skills — defer when scope is broader

If the user wants a multi-service marketing engagement (PR plus content plus paid plus social), defer to find-marketing-agency — that skill covers full-service shops where PR is one of several service lines.

This skill is correct when PR/comms is the primary deliverable — launches, media relations, crisis, IR, public affairs.

When NOT to use this skill

  • "Write me a press release / draft these talking points" → DIY work.
  • In-house comms/PR hires (Head of Comms, PR Manager).
  • PR-software comparisons (Cision, Muck Rack, Prowly).
  • Influencer-marketplace asks — that's paid media; defer to find-marketing-agency or refuse for marketplace product questions.
  • "Explain how earned media works" → knowledge question.
  • Non-US firms.
  • Individual freelance PR people / publicists.

MCP server (preferred for authed calls)

If your harness has the ServiceGraph MCP server loaded (tools containing servicegraph in the name), prefer those — credentials stay in the harness's OAuth 2.1 + PKCE sandbox and no token enters LLM context. Otherwise use the REST flow below.

API surface (dataset id: pro_services)

Every endpoint requires the bearer (Authorization: Bearer vk_…). No anonymous tier.

Endpoint Cost Use it for
GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/fields[?include_values=1] free Confirm public-relations is in the service_provided value list.
GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/check?filter=… free Validate filter.
POST /v1/datasets/pro_services/translate-intent free {intent} → LLM-generated DSL filter + sanity count.
GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=…&limit= free Brief firm cards + per-row unlock hint + total.
GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/:apex free One row brief; detail only if unlocked.
POST /v1/datasets/pro_services/unlocks 10 credits / firm {apexes:[...]} ≤100; atomic; 30-day TTL on detail.
GET /v1/me/credits free Balance.

Cost model. Discovery / validation / search / brief reads are free. Detail (url, phone, email, social, address, full platforms map) costs 10 credits per firm and lasts 30 days.

Auth

Tokens are vk_* API keys minted in the dashboard. Keep the token out of the LLM context — never read .env* files; dispatch every authed call through a shell wrapper.

  1. Try the call first through a shell wrapper that sources .env.local:

    ( set -a; [ -f .env.local ] && . ./.env.local; set +a;
      curl -sS -H "Authorization: Bearer $SERVICEGRAPH_API_KEY" \
           'https://api.servicegraph.co/v1/datasets/pro_services/fields' )
    
  2. On 401 unauthorized, prompt the user:

    "Open https://servicegraph.co/profile/api-keys, create a key, and add SERVICEGRAPH_API_KEY=vk_… to .env.local here (or export it in your shell). Tell me when done. Please don't paste the key into chat."

  3. Retry after the user signals ready.

Filter DSL

GitHub-search-style.

filter   := orExpr
orExpr   := andExpr ("OR" andExpr)*
andExpr  := notExpr (("AND")? notExpr)*    # whitespace = implicit AND
notExpr  := ("NOT" | "-") notExpr | atom
atom     := "(" filter ")" | predicate
predicate:= IDENT op valueOrList | bareword
op       := ":" | "=" | ">=" | "\x3C=" | ">" | "\x3C"
valueOrList := value ("," value)*
value    := IDENT | NUMBER | tagAtEvidence
tagAtEvidence := IDENT "@" ("low"|"medium"|"high")
bareword := IDENT | NUMBER          # → keyword:\x3Cbareword>

Four rules that bite: AND binds tighter than OR (use parens); comma list = OR within one predicate; negation is -x or NOT x (no negative literals inside comma lists); bareword = keyword search (multi-word phrases must be quoted or split).

PR-flavored examples (validate yours with /check):

service_provided:public-relations tech state:NY
service_provided:public-relations healthcare
service_provided:public-relations b2b saas
service_provided:public-relations crisis
service_provided:public-relations "investor relations"
service_provided:public-relations ipo state:NY,CA
service_provided:public-relations "public affairs" state:DC
service_provided:public-relations rating>=4 has:clutch

Sub-type / vertical → keyword mapping:

User asks for Add as keyword(s)
Tech / startup PR tech, startup, saas
Healthcare / pharma PR healthcare, pharma, biotech
Crisis comms crisis
Investor relations / IR "investor relations", ir, ipo
B2B PR b2b
Public affairs "public affairs"
Brand reputation "brand reputation", reputation
Internal communications "internal communications", "internal comms"
Earned media / media relations "earned media", "media relations"

Identifying firms — apex

Firms are identified by their apex domain (edelman.com, not www.edelman.com/about).

Recipes

A. Tech PR for a Series-B announcement

User: "Tech PR agency in NY for our Series-B announcement."

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=service_provided:public-relations+tech+state:NY&limit=10
# → 10 brief cards + total + per-row unlock.status

# Present, get pick of 3. "Unlocking 3 = 30 credits, 30-day TTL."
POST /v1/datasets/pro_services/unlocks
  { "apexes": ["firm-a.com", "firm-b.com", "firm-c.com"] }

B. IR firms for an IPO

User: "Three IR firms for our upcoming IPO roadshow."

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=service_provided:public-relations+("investor relations" OR ir)+ipo&limit=10

C. Crisis comms (urgent)

User: "Crisis comms help — brand reputation issue blowing up online."

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=service_provided:public-relations+crisis&limit=10

Skip the validation hop and present briefs immediately given the urgency.

D. Healthcare / regulatory PR

User: "Healthcare PR agency familiar with FDA regulatory comms."

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=service_provided:public-relations+healthcare+(fda OR regulatory)&limit=10

E. Indirect intent — "we need press"

User: "We need press for our Series-B — get us into TechCrunch, WSJ, and the trade press."

That's product-launch / tech PR. Either translate by hand:

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=service_provided:public-relations+(tech OR startup)+(launch OR series-b)&limit=10

…or hand the intent off:

POST /v1/datasets/pro_services/translate-intent
  { "intent": "PR agency to get our Series-B into TechCrunch and trade press" }

If thin, drop the launch/series-b keyword — most tech PR firms run launches as a default deliverable.

F. Public affairs (state government)

User: "Public affairs firms with state-government experience in California."

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=service_provided:public-relations+"public affairs"+state:CA&limit=10

G. BYO apex list — enrich domains

User pastes 8–20 PR-firm domains:

  1. GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/:apex per domain — free brief (404 = not in catalog, no charge). Flag misses.
  2. User picks N to fully enrich. POST /unlocks with all of them = 10×N credits, atomic, detail returned.
  3. Re-runs within 30-day TTL are free.

Gotchas

  • Pin service_provided:public-relations, not industry:pr_comms. The industry value is empty in the live catalog; PR firms sit under adjacent industries. Without the service pin, "tech PR" / "crisis" / "investor relations" keywords leak into general marketing.
  • Defer to find-marketing-agency for full-service marketing. When PR is one of several service lines (PR + content + paid + social), the marketing-agency skill is the right fire.
  • Sub-types are keyword-only. Multi-word sub-types split into ANDed barewords unless quoted (investor relationsinvestor AND relations; "investor relations" → one phrase).
  • "Write me a press release" / "draft talking points" is do-the-work. Refuse and offer to find a firm if the user wants to engage one.
  • Influencer marketing is NOT PR. Influencer marketplaces (Aspire, Grin) and influencer outreach are paid-media work; defer to find-marketing-agency or refuse for marketplace product questions.
  • PR-software comparisons (Cision, Muck Rack, Prowly) are NOT procurement.
  • Briefs DO include apex, name, location, ratings. They DON'T include url, phone_primary, email_primary, legal_name, address_full, full platforms — those require an unlock.
  • not_found / not_in_dataset 404 = not in pro_services. Not charged. Skip.
  • Unlock is atomic. 5 apexes either all charge (up to 50 credits) or none charge on 402.
  • Within-TTL re-views are free (was_cached:true).

Errors

JSON envelope: {"error": {"code": "...", "message": "..."}}.

Status Code What to do
400 filter_parse_error position included; fix and re-validate with /check.
400 kind_in_filter Strip any kind: from filter — URL is authoritative.
400 field_not_in_dataset Drop the disallowed field.
400 invalid_apex Re-normalize to apex domain.
401 unauthorized / invalid_audience Re-prompt for fresh vk_….
402 insufficient_credits needed and balance in payload; nothing charged.
404 not_found / not_in_dataset Skip; not charged.
429 rate_limited Honor Retry-After.

End-to-end example

User: "Three tech PR agencies in NY for a Series-B announcement, ideally with 4-star ratings and Fortune 500 client experience."

GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/fields?include_values=1
GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/check?filter=service_provided:public-relations+tech+state:NY+rating>=4
GET /v1/datasets/pro_services/search?filter=...&limit=10
# Present briefs. "Unlocking 3 = 30 credits, 30-day TTL."
POST /v1/datasets/pro_services/unlocks
  { "apexes": ["firm-a.com", "firm-b.com", "firm-c.com"] }
GET /v1/me/credits
Usage Guidance
Install only if you are comfortable using a ServiceGraph API key for PR-agency searches. Review credit costs before approving unlocks, since detailed contact enrichment can spend credits, and keep the API key in .env.local or the MCP auth flow rather than pasting it into chat.
Capability Tags
requires-oauth-tokenrequires-sensitive-credentials
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
The stated purpose is to find, shortlist, and enrich US PR and communications agencies, and the artifact's API usage, filters, and example workflows all match that purpose.
Instruction Scope
The skill gives clear use and non-use boundaries, including deferring broader marketing requests and excluding unrelated PR writing, software comparison, non-US, and freelance searches.
Install Mechanism
The package contains only SKILL.md with no executable scripts or dependencies, and metadata/static scans report no install-time behavior.
Credentials
It requires a ServiceGraph API key and network calls to api.servicegraph.co; this is disclosed and proportionate for authenticated agency search and enrichment.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill instructs use of .env.local or an MCP OAuth sandbox for credentials and explicitly tells users not to paste keys into chat; paid unlocks persist for a disclosed 30-day TTL in the ServiceGraph service.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install find-pr-agency
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /find-pr-agency
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v1.0.0
Initial release of the find-pr-agency skill: - Enables users to find, shortlist, vet, and enrich US public-relations and communications agencies using the ServiceGraph API. - Focuses exclusively on PR/comms agencies (media relations, crisis comms, IR, product-launch, tech/startup, healthcare, B2B, public affairs, brand reputation, internal comms). - Automatically filters for US-based firms tagged as providing "public-relations" service; supports keyword searches for PR sub-specialties. - Defers broader marketing requests to sibling skill find-marketing-agency. - Excludes in-house hires, freelance individuals, PR software comparisons, non-US agencies, and influencer marketplaces. - Supports credit-based unlocks for detailed firm info and includes guidance for secure API key usage.
Metadata
Slug find-pr-agency
Version 1.0.0
License MIT-0
All-time Installs 1
Active Installs 1
Total Versions 1
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Find Pr Agency?

Use whenever the user wants to find, shortlist, vet, or enrich US public-relations and communications agencies — media relations, crisis comms, investor rela... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 29 downloads so far.

How do I install Find Pr Agency?

Run "/install find-pr-agency" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is Find Pr Agency free?

Yes, Find Pr Agency is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does Find Pr Agency support?

Find Pr Agency is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).

Who created Find Pr Agency?

It is built and maintained by nostrband (@nostrband); the current version is v1.0.0.

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