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Ranla Agent Skills

Official skills for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and compatible agents.

Ranla is the AI growth engineer. The ranla skill teaches an agent to connect your product’s lifecycle data, understand activation and conversion, and work with Ranla’s audience and campaign tools. Transactional email is supported too, but it is an optional capability rather than the default setup task.

Install

# Growth integration
npx skills add Super-Send/supersendtx-skills --skill ranla -y

# Ranla and Ranla MCP tools in Cursor or Claude Code
npx skills add Super-Send/supersendtx-skills --skill ranla-mcp -y

# Drive Ranla from the terminal (ranla-cli)
npx skills add Super-Send/supersendtx-skills --skill ranla-cli -y

After installing, restart or reload the agent so it discovers the skills.

What the Ranla skill covers

  • Upserting people into Audience at signup and useful lifecycle moments.
  • Emitting activation, payment, and other product events at their real call sites.
  • Reusing the product’s existing analytics and identity conventions.
  • Keeping API keys server-side and avoiding unnecessary parallel integrations.
  • Sending transactional email with the Ranla SDK only when the product needs that capability or the user explicitly requests it.

What the Ranla MCP skill covers

ranla-mcp connects Cursor or Claude Code to Ranla for growth strategy, lifecycle analysis, audience work, and approvals. It also exposes transactional mail, domain, template, and deliverability tools when those are needed.

What the Ranla CLI skill covers

ranla-cli teaches an agent to sign in through your browser (it never asks you for a key), run Ranla's commands, and bring approvals back to you before anything sends, publishes or spends. See Drive Ranla from your coding agent.

See Ranla MCP setup and the instrumentation quickstart for the next steps.