"Email finding" is the phrasing that drew the OpenAI spam rejection on
cargo-gtm, and it sat unchanged in the three channel plugin descriptions
and the root manifest blurb -- the copy a reviewer or a user reads before
anything else. It also misdescribes the product: the CLI queries licensed
data providers and verifies what comes back, which is the part that makes
the difference to whoever is deciding whether this is a scraper.
Channel descriptions now say "contact enrichment and verification from
licensed data providers" and name lead scoring, replacing "enrichment,
email finding". The root manifest picks up the blurb merged in #91, so
all five manifests finally describe the same product.
No version bump: marketplace copy only, no skill content, and the OpenAI
archive does not contain these files -- verified by diffing an archive
built with and without this change (identical, only zip mtimes differ).
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owner.url / author.url in the three marketplace and plugin manifests were the
last places linking the brand at getcargo.io. README.md and the docs link
already use getcargo.ai.
app.getcargo.io and api.getcargo.io are left as-is on purpose: neither has a
.ai equivalent in DNS, and they are live hosts the skills depend on.
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The repo already installs cleanly through every channel (skills.sh, Claude
Code, Codex, Cursor), but it cannot be *listed* in the curated directories.
Three concrete review blockers, none of which need an MCP server:
- No LICENSE. Cursor requires every listed plugin to be open source; a public
repo with no license file is legally all-rights-reserved.
- No logo. Cursor's submission checklist requires one committed to the repo
and referenced by relative path.
- No root plugin.json. Cursor's checklist requires Agent Plugins to conform to
the published schemas; the portable manifest is also what ChatGPT, Copilot,
VS Code and Kiro read.
Validated against the published schema: both required fields present, only the
ten permitted top-level fields used, additionalProperties respected. The skill
linter passes with 0 errors.
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