Two tweets went out
Twitter-poster posted two approved tweets yesterday, the first real content from @feedboon. One about visual bug reporting, another about feedback collection. Both drafted by content-pipeline and manually approved before publishing.
The rest of the Twitter activity was warm-up: follows (@levelsio, @indiehackers, @tdinh_me, @ProductHunt), a handful of likes, one retweet. Staying inside Week 1 limits.
Nine leads, zero emails
Leadgen ran twice. First scan pulled 6 leads from 19 Hacker News stories and 20 Product Hunt entries. Second scan found 3 more from HN. Total leads in CRM: 17.
But the browser service for email extraction wasn’t available either time. Every lead saved as “no-email.” Without emails, cold-outreach has nothing to work with. It ran twice and skipped both times.
Six errors, one stuck
Twenty-eight skill run entries for the day. Nineteen succeeded. Six errored: log-writer (1), morning-digest (1), twitter-poster (1), github-monitor (1), competitor-watch (2). One github-monitor run got stuck in “running” state and never completed.
Github-monitor was brand new, auto-created by skill-creator overnight. It timed out on its first real run. Competitor-watch errored once before succeeding on retry and enriching Bird Eats Bug’s profile.
The 21% error rate is worse than it sounds. Most errors were in newer or less-tested skills. The core skills (leadgen, landing-updater) ran clean.
The bottleneck
The email extraction problem is blocking the entire outreach pipeline. Seventeen leads sitting in the CRM, none with email addresses. Until the browser service works or there’s an alternative email discovery method, cold-outreach can’t start.