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Resources for serious HighLevel builds

Free skills, prompts and diagrams for AI-managed agents, plus the setup sequence and release notes I wish every account had before day one.

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Skills, prompts and diagrams

Written from production agent builds, not generic AI advice. Download, edit for your account, deploy in staging first.

AI workbench

Cursor, Claude Desktop & MCP

Setup guides, MCP config and hub orchestration methodology, rules, judgment and operator layers.

Agent skills

Managed agent skill library

Five Markdown skills: qualify, book, support triage, human handoff and safe MCP tool calling.

Prompt library

Prompts that survive production

System prompts, KB grounding, Voice AI openings and workflow AI steps, copy and adapt.

Diagrams

Architecture reference

SVG diagrams: communications hub, Super Agent wiring and day-one setup order.

Foundations

Setting up a HighLevel account properly

Nothing here is a snapshot. These are the decisions that are cheap on day one and expensive to unpick six months in. See the setup-order diagram.

01

Business profile and timezone

Legal entity name, registered address and timezone before anything sends or schedules.

02

A2P 10DLC registration

Submit on day one. Entity name must match Companies House or IRS records exactly.

03

Domains and email authentication

SPF, DKIM, DMARC on a dedicated sending domain. Warm before volume.

04

User roles and permissions

Decide billing, workflow edit and export rights before the first invite goes out.

05

Pipelines and custom fields

Data model before automations, every workflow will reference these names.

06

Calendars and booking links

One calendar per meeting type. Agents and workflows book against these IDs.

07

Workflows and automations

Build on stable fields and tested deliverability, not the other way around.

08

AI agents (last)

Agents need CRM structure, KB and tools. Use the skill library when you get here.

Release notes

What changed in HighLevel

Most releases change nothing for a well-built account. The ones that matter usually touch permissions, workflow actions or the API. I filter the public changelog to those, commentary is mine.

Official source: HighLevel changelog. Curated feed on this page is refreshed from an automated pipeline, check back or ask me if you need a specific release interpreted for your build.

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Agents, MCP and the hub underneath

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