The engager motion works and almost nobody runs it properly, because doing it by hand means five tools and a day of work per batch. Chained end to end it is a standing channel.
Each step in this motion is individually available as its own skill, and run that way the play never actually happens weekly. Somebody harvests a pool, the enrichment waits for a quiet afternoon, the verification gets skipped, and by the time copy is written the engagement is three weeks stale and the opener is a lie.
Chained, the whole thing runs on a cadence and the engagement is always recent, which is the only property that made the play worth running in the first place.
A raw engager pool is mostly not your buyer. Peers, competitors, job seekers and people who like everything. Qualifying against the ICP before enrichment spend is what keeps the play economic, and it is the step that gets dropped when this is done manually.
Leads are appended to your existing campaigns as drafts, with the copy attached. Nothing activates. That is deliberate: an automated play that also sends is one bad ICP change away from a deliverability problem you find out about a week later.
Skills compound. These are the ones we usually install alongside it.