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TLDR

Library of seven Markdown AI agent skills for crypto launch ops: a router plus specialists for market briefs, content, outreach, community, docs, and workflow design. Copy paste into any agent runtime, no install.

Mindmap

mindmap
  root((Aizen))
    Inputs
      User request
      Token launch context
      Telegram or Discord events
    Outputs
      Market brief
      X thread
      Outreach email
      Litepaper draft
    Use Cases
      Daily crypto market report
      Base or Solana launch ops
      Community trust workflow
      Workflow architecture
    Tech Stack
      Markdown
      System prompts
      n8n
      Flowise
      LangChain
      CrewAI

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Drop the router plus market intelligence skill into a Custom GPT to get daily Telegram crypto briefs.

USE CASE 2

Chain the content, outreach, and community skills in n8n to run an end to end token launch campaign.

USE CASE 3

Use the workflow architect skill to design a CrewAI or AutoGen graph for a new automation idea.

USE CASE 4

Reuse the documentation skill in Claude Projects to draft a whitepaper or litepaper from raw notes.

Tech stack

Markdownn8nLangChainCrewAIAutoGenZapier

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Skills are pure Markdown system prompts, so any compatible runtime accepts them with no install step.

MIT license, free to use, modify, and redistribute as long as the original copyright notice stays.

In plain English

AIZEN is a library of AI agent skills meant to be plugged into other tools. The repository itself does not run anything. It is a set of Markdown files, one folder per skill, with the actual instruction block at the bottom of each SKILL.md. The README's quick start is literally to open the file, copy the prompt section, paste it into the AI agent of your choice as a system prompt, edit the inputs, and run. There is no install step. There are seven skills in the current version. A master router agent looks at a user request and picks which specialist to send it to. The specialists cover crypto market intelligence (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, the Base ecosystem, narratives, watchlists, and Telegram market reports), content creation for crypto launches and X threads, partnership and growth outreach with CRM-ready follow-ups, community support and trust workflows for Telegram and Discord, project documentation including whitepapers and litepapers, and a workflow architect that designs end-to-end automations. The model the README pushes is a chain of agents rather than one big chatbot. A request enters the router, the router picks one or more specialists, those run the workflow, and the result is formatted and delivered to a destination such as Telegram, a dashboard, a Google Sheet, or a generated document. The README walks through several worked examples in this shape, including a daily crypto market brief sent to Telegram, a Base or Solana project launch with documentation, content, outreach, and community support stitched together, and a content creation pipeline that ends in an X thread or Telegram announcement. The skills are written to be portable rather than tied to one runtime. The README lists OpenClaw, Hermes, Custom GPTs, Claude Projects, Cursor Agent, n8n, Flowise, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, Telegram Bot API, Zapier, Make, Pipedream, Activepieces, and custom APIs as compatible targets. The project is MIT licensed and version 2.0.0 at the time of this README. The heavy focus is on crypto and token launch operations, so most of the example workflows assume that context.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Copy the master router SKILL.md from Aizen into my Claude Project and wire it so it picks between the seven specialists.
Prompt 2
Use the Aizen market intelligence skill to produce a daily Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana brief formatted for Telegram.
Prompt 3
Adapt the Aizen content creation skill to write an X thread launching a Base ecosystem token, with hook, body, and CTA.
Prompt 4
Build an n8n workflow that calls the Aizen outreach skill, writes results to a Google Sheet, and emails the founder a daily CRM digest.
Prompt 5
Use the Aizen workflow architect skill to design a CrewAI graph that handles project launch docs, content, and community support together.
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