Goose Skills

Install

npx gooseworks install --all
npx gooseworks login

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The library gives agents ready workflows for growth work. Skills research brand, audience and competitors, pull ads from Meta and Google ad libraries, analyze creator profiles and comments, and check ad to landing page match and platform policy. It also generates ad creatives, images, video and voiceovers via fal and ElevenLabs, runs SEO analysis, finds and enriches leads and drafts outreach. The catalog installs with one gooseworks CLI command and is invoked via /gooseworks.

Who it is for. For marketers, social media managers and founders running product growth with an agent.

Example request

/gooseworks analyze three competitors' Meta ads and suggest five test ideas

Limitations

Skills and CLI are MIT licensed, but data requests go through the paid GooseWorks API: you need to sign in and have credits. Third-party provider keys are held on GooseWorks servers. Installing the whole catalog adds many skills to the agent's context.

How to disable. Remove the installed gooseworks skills from the agent directory and delete the token file ~/.gooseworks/credentials.json.

Security check

• Runs local scripts and sends requests through a third-party paid API
• Uses an account token and spends credits
• Some workflows prepare and run outreach

README in short

The README suggests pasting a ready install prompt into the agent or running CLI commands manually. It describes the Brand Growth collection across research, analysis, creation and iteration, plus commands for catalog search, credits and updates. The catalog spans ads, SEO, leads, outreach, content, research, competitive intel, monitoring, social and brand. A security section explains where scripts run and keys are stored. Code is MIT, the API is paid.

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