I built a Claude Code skill for Customer.io — it covers the behavior-triggered journey builder, segment-triggered and event-triggered campaigns, transactional messaging via API, Data Pipelines (ingestion API, reverse ETL, Segment integration), Custom Objects for modeling relationships beyond people, Ad Audience Sync, the Design Studio editor, and the Track/App/Transactional APIs.
npx skills add sales-skills/sales --skills sales-customerio
Then type /sales-customerio to use it.
The part I focused on most was the event-driven automation model — how Customer.io differs from traditional email platforms by centering on behavioral triggers (page views, feature usage, purchase events) rather than list-based sends. The skill walks through journey branching with webhooks, A/B testing workflow branches, and how Custom Objects let you model accounts/subscriptions alongside people profiles.
Source: https://github.com/sales-skills/sales/blob/main/skills/sales-customerio/SKILL.md
MIT-licensed — PRs welcome if anything's off. If you find it useful, a ⭐ on the repo helps: https://github.com/sales-skills/sales
I built a Claude Code skill for Customer.io — it covers the behavior-triggered journey builder, segment-triggered and event-triggered campaigns, transactional messaging via API, Data Pipelines (ingestion API, reverse ETL, Segment integration), Custom Objects for modeling relationships beyond people, Ad Audience Sync, the Design Studio editor, and the Track/App/Transactional APIs.
Then type
/sales-customerioto use it.The part I focused on most was the event-driven automation model — how Customer.io differs from traditional email platforms by centering on behavioral triggers (page views, feature usage, purchase events) rather than list-based sends. The skill walks through journey branching with webhooks, A/B testing workflow branches, and how Custom Objects let you model accounts/subscriptions alongside people profiles.
Source: https://github.com/sales-skills/sales/blob/main/skills/sales-customerio/SKILL.md
MIT-licensed — PRs welcome if anything's off. If you find it useful, a ⭐ on the repo helps: https://github.com/sales-skills/sales