Introduction

Solutioneer is a Codex-native skill pack for solution engineering workflows. The primary interface is conversational: you start Codex inside the repository, invoke a skill, answer the next missing question, and receive the artifact back in chat.

What you get

Four first-wave skills ship with Solutioneer:

• Account Intel Brief — pre-call research for an account.
• Demo Scenario Builder — a tailored demo narrative, objections, and seed data.
• Integration Fit Gap Analyzer — a cited support/workaround/gap/unknown matrix.
• POC Handoff Orchestrator — a delivery-ready POC plan and risk register.

All four are usable from the same repo, share the same intake rules, and can be chained end-to-end for a full pre-sales motion.

How it is different

Solutioneer is not a general-purpose agent. It is four narrow workflows with strong defaults:

• Chat-only by default. Nothing is saved to disk and nothing is pushed to an external system unless you explicitly ask for it.
• One-question intake. Each skill asks only the next highest-value missing question. You never fill out a form.
• Grounded or unknown. Every external-facing claim either carries a Firecrawl-derived citation or is labelled as an assumption.
• Explicit writeback. Google Docs, Confluence, Linear, and GitHub writes only happen after you confirm a destination and after the matching Composio toolkit is connected.

What to read next

1. What Is Solutioneer — the mental model and boundaries of the skill pack.
2. Installation — clone the repo and install the skills into Codex.
3. Invoking Skills — explicit syntax, natural language, and routing rules.
4. How A Run Works — the canonical flow from invocation to returned artifact.

When you are ready to configure grounded research or external writeback, jump to Firecrawl API Key and Composio API Key.