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Orchestrate natural-language vendor searches: parse requests to structured JSON, rank candidates from Baserow, and summarise feedback with an LLM for hiring or
Find Vendor is an end-to-end orchestrator that turns a manager's natural-language request into a structured search and ranked candidate list. It parses the request into a JSON schema, queries Baserow customer/vendor tables, runs ranking scripts, and produces an LLM-powered summary of candidate strengths, risks, and specialty matches. Outputs are formatted for chat and saved to temporary files for follow-up.
Use this skill when a manager describes the specialist they need in plain language (translation, editing, proofreading, or domain-specific tasks like game genres/franchises). It's useful for sourcing contractors, shortlisting candidates, and preparing concise comparative summaries for decision-making.
Designed to run where Python and MCP/Baserow access are available; integrates with MCP tools and expects environment variables for Baserow. Best used in agent hosts that can run external scripts and call mcp__baserow__list_rows.
Vendor search orchestration skill for a translation/localization company. Accepts natural-language requests, converts to structured JSON, ranks candidates via Baserow API, and summarizes feedback with LLM analysis. All instructions are in Russian, limiting accessibility. The skill references an external script (agent2_rank_baserow.py) that isn't bundled, so it cannot run standalone without the parent repo.
Well-structured orchestration skill for a specific business workflow. Security is clean — no hardcoded creds, uses env vars for API tokens, no destructive commands. Main issues: (1) external script dependency makes it non-functional standalone, (2) Russian-only documentation severely limits audience, (3) hardcoded Baserow table IDs in specialty catalog are brittle and org-specific. Useful only for the specific company that authored it.