Ready-to-Run AI Skills for Sales and GTM Teams

Choose from expert-built AI skills for prospecting, account research, buyer intent, pipeline management, lead routing and customer growth. Each skill is a ready-to-run sales workflow — not just a generic prompt or template.

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  Cold Email Grader

  

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  Score and rewrite a cold email

  Rule	Status	Feedback & Evidence
  1. Word Count (<75 words)	FAIL	118 words total; risks being skipped on mobile devices.
  2. Consequence-Led	FAIL	Opened with 'My name is Marcus' rather than an operational pain.
  4. One Pain Focus	FAIL	Combined hygienist scheduling, claim denials, and chair turnover.
  5. Soft Interest CTA	FAIL	'15 minutes next Tuesday?' demands calendar time prematurely.
  8. Subject Line	FAIL	'Transform Practice Operations!' is capitalized marketing copy.

  Paste any cold email and get it scored against 8 rules: length, consequence-led, pub test, one pain per email, CTA quality, first line, filler, and subject line. Each fail gets a line-level callout with specific suggestions to fix it. A quick diagnostic before you rewrite.

  By Mark ColganDemoInstall
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  Pre-Call Prep

  

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  New email draft

  Your 2pm Pre-Call Brief: Sable Networks

  To:Alex Miller

  Sources: Salesforce + Gmail + Google Calendar + Web Call: Sable Networks, today 2:00pm Call Objective: Secure commitment for a paid proof-of-concept by converting the operations lead's interest into a concrete next step with a timeline. What likely matters most to the buyer: Priyanka Moreau (Head of Operations) is focused on reducing material waste and improving production line efficiency. The new attendee, Raj Patel (Director of IT), will likely focus on data security and in…

  Use when the user has a specific upcoming buyer call to prepare for: "prep me for my 2pm", "what should I know before the Acme call", "I have a meeting in 20 minutes". Returns a two-minute cheat sheet, objective, buyer priorities, risks, questions, talk track. For context before replying to a thread with no scheduled call, use Deal Context Builder.

  By Nick RajaduraiDemoInstall
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  Stalled Deal Rescue

  

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  1. 11. Resolve Unanswered Cleanroom Pollution Objection
  2. 22. Provide Champion-Ready Approval One-Pager
  3. 33. Bridge Stakeholder Gap with Finance
  4. 44. Re-anchor Close Date to Q3 Audit Milestone

  Use when a user asks “Why is this deal stuck?”, “This deal has been sitting in proposal forever,” or “Rescue my stalled deals.” Diagnoses the blocker behind an open, stale deal and gives the owner a cause-based recovery plan. Not for a single quiet-thread bump, which belongs in No-Reply Rescue, or stage-label validation, which belongs in Deal Stage Reality Check.

  By Brent HaldimanDemoInstall
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  Outbound Campaign Diagnostic

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  Weekly campaign status report

  Funnel Stage	Actual vs Target	Stage Grade
  Dials → Connects	620 dials / 41 connects (6.6%)	Pass
  Connects → Conversations	41 connects / 14 convos (34.1%)	Pass
  Conversations → Meetings	14 convos / 1 booked (7.1%)	Fail (Binding Constraint)
  Meetings → Held	1 booked / 1 held (100%)	Pass

  Diagnose an outbound campaign from its funnel numbers and produce a weekly status report — selling days remaining, current vs target metrics, the single binding constraint, and the one fix for next week. Use this whenever someone shares outbound activity numbers, asks why a campaign isn't producing meetings, wants a weekly or monthly campaign update or client report, says outbound "isn't working," is deciding whether to kill or extend a campaign, or is reviewing SDR performance. Also use when someone asks for a pipeline or outbound review, or hands over dials, connects, replies, or meeting counts without a specific question — raw activity data almost always means a diagnostic is needed. Reach for this before offering generic outbound advice, because the fix depends entirely on which funnel stage is actually broken.

  By Nev SantanaDemoInstall
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  Economic Buyer Finder

  

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  Audit pipeline for economic buyers

  Opportunity	Identified Economic Buyer	Confidence
  Wren Collective — $340k Fulfillment Automation	Elena Vance (CFO, Parent Org)	85%
  LogiBot Systems — $180k Sorting Line	Marcus Thorne (VP Automation)	90%
  Vanguard Freight — $520k Pallet Fleet	Not identified in call content	25%
  CrossDock Inc — $210k Fleet Expansion	Sarah Chen (Divisional GM)	70%

  Identify the economic buyer for in-scope opportunities using only call and email content, never CRM fields; filter voicemails and no-connects before counting engagement, score evidence on the fixed 0-100 rubric, surface buyer gaps and approval gates, flag unsupported close dates, and keep CRM write-back off by default and gated. Use when asked who controls budget, who can approve spend, whether a deal is single-threaded, or for buyer-gap, multithreading, forecast, QBR, or deal-review analysis. Not for inferring buyers from MEDDPICC, contact roles, buyer checkboxes, attendance, or other CRM fields.

  By Ryan DeForestDemoInstall
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  Meeting Follow-Up & Next Steps

  

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  New email draft

  Following up on our conversation

  To:Dimitri Marchetti

  Dimitri, Thanks for your time today. It was great to walk through how we can help Glint Dynamics streamline staffing across your properties, especially with the upcoming peak season. Based on our conversation, it sounds like the main priorities are reducing the time spent on scheduling seasonal staff and getting better visibility into agency spend. Confirming our next steps: I'll send over the tiered pricing proposal by Friday, and you will share the pilot performance data wi…

  Use when the user wants the post-meeting follow-up drafted and the commitments captured: "draft the follow-up from that call", "what did we actually agree to", "who owes what after the demo". Returns the buyer email draft PLUS agreed-vs-proposed next steps and stall risks from one meeting. For the CRM note use Post-Meeting CRM Note Writer; pipeline-wide next-step enforcement lives in Pipeline Truth.

  By Nick RajaduraiDemoInstall
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  LinkedIn AI Content Strategist

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  LinkedIn content audit

  Funnel Stage	Current Post Mix	Median Engagement
  Reach (TOFU)	65% (13/20 posts)	42 reactions, 3 comments
  Trust (MOFU)	25% (5/20 posts)	88 reactions, 14 comments
  Sales (BOFU)	10% (2/20 posts)	12 reactions, 1 comment

  Audits a LinkedIn creator’s content engine from public post data. It captures creator voice, benchmarks performance against account-level medians, deconstructs competitor outliers, maps the Reach → Trust → Sales funnel, and returns evidence-derived content angles. Use for LinkedIn content audits, conversion diagnosis, competitor analysis, funnel-gap analysis, performance reviews, and evidence-backed content angles. Not for canned-template libraries or generic unsourced post ideas.

  By Luke ShalomDemoInstall
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  MEDDICC Deal Intelligence

  

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  Build a MEDDICC deal scorecard

  MEDDICC Component	Score	Status
  Metrics	2 / 3	Yellow
  Economic Buyer	1 / 3	Red
  Decision Criteria	3 / 3	Green
  Decision Process	2 / 3	Yellow
  Identified Pain	3 / 3	Green
  Champion & Competition	2 / 3	Yellow

  Analyze sales opportunities, call transcripts, and pipeline qualification using MEDDICC. Use when asked for a deal review, deal health or qualification check, MEDDICC scorecard, call coaching, pre-call qualification prep, champion-gap review, or pipeline risk scan. Supports connected CRM and conversation-intelligence data, uploaded exports, and pasted transcripts.

  By Jeff IgnacioDemoInstall
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  Signal-to-Outreach Email

  

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  Draft a signal-tailored cold email

  intake bottlenecks

  To:Milo Lindqvist

  Milo, When litigation practice groups add associates quickly, intake document tagging usually lags behind team headcount growth. Partners end up auditing manual case files instead of billing client hours. LexiFlow helps specialized legal services firms automate intake review and document classification so team expansion does not create administrative drag. We recently helped Apex Legal cut intake review time by 40% in 60 days. Worth comparing notes? Elena Vance LexiFlow Techn…

  Spotted a buying signal? Drop in the prospect and the trigger. The skill researches them, builds a consequence chain from the signal, picks the right framework, and writes a sub-75-word email. The signal drives the email without ever appearing in the copy. Ready to send.

  By Mark ColganDemoInstall
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  Email Deliverability (complete guide)

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  Deliverability audit scorecard

  Audit Area	Current Configuration	Health Grade
  DNS Authentication	SPF: Pass, DKIM: Pass, DMARC: Missing policy (p=none)	Warning (C+)
  Domain & Registrar Spread	3 new .com domains registered on same day via single registrar	Critical (D)
  Provider Sending Caps	Google: 45 emails/day; Microsoft: 30 emails/day	Critical (F)
  Gateway Route-Around	Mimecast security gateway detected on Glint Systems MX records	At Risk (B-)
  Warm-up Pool Rotation	100% active sending volume, 0% warm-up pool allocation	Warning (C)

  Set up, audit, rescue, or pre-send-check cold-email deliverability as a guided step-by-step process. Walks the nine practices in order, domains (age, TLDs, registrar spread, SPF/DKIM/DMARC), inbox providers and daily capacities, the 70/30 warm-up pool rotation, sequencer choice and fingerprinting, email security gateways (Mimecast, Proofpoint, Barracuda) and how to route around them, inbox placement testing without open tracking, burn-detection metrics with corrective actions, deliverability-safe copywriting, and email verification. Each step is do-this, here's-why, then a checkpoint before the next. Works with any provider and sequencer. Trigger when the user mentions deliverability, spam placement, bounce rates, inbox warm-up, domain reputation, blacklists, email landing in spam, reply rates dropping, warm-up scores, security gateways, or setting up cold-email infrastructure.

  By Prashant MantriDemoInstall
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  Prospect Research Brief

  

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  **Prospect Research Brief: Amara Petrov | Sources: LinkedIn | Confidence: normal**

  **Verified Profile** * **Name:** Amara Petrov * **Title:** Chief Operating Officer * **Company:** Onyx Holdings * **Location:** Denver, Colorado * **Source:** LinkedIn Profile (linkedin.com/in/amarapetrov-coo) **What They Likely Own** * Operational efficiency across Onyx's portfolio of clinics (Hypothesis)

  Use when the user wants one specific person researched before outreach or a call: "research this prospect", "give me a brief on this VP Sales", "who is this person and how should I approach them", "pull context on this stakeholder". Returns a verified-identity brief with hooks and an approach recommendation. Not for choosing among stakeholders at an account (Champion & Entry-Point Finder) and not company-only research.

  By Nick RajaduraiDemoInstall
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  Daily Prospecting Queue

  

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  Contact	Account	Why Now (Signal)
  Marisol Silva, Dir. of Project Finance	Rivet Union	Viewed project finance case study yesterday
  David Chen, VP, Capital Projects	Helios Grid Solutions	New contact created in CRM, matches ICP
  Anya Sharma, Head of Development	TerraWatt Power	Email thread reactivated after 3 weeks
  Leo Martinez, Sr. Analyst	Apex Wind Partners	Downloaded 'Solar Farm Financing' whitepaper

  Use to run the user's daily prospecting: "run my daily prospecting", "build today's queue", "who should I work today", "add these to today's queue". Scans the CRM and inbox for commercial signals (plus any targets the user hands it), applies suppression, scores and buckets every candidate, and returns a ranked action queue with drafts and approval-gated CRM writeback. This skill owns the daily prospecting verb and today's queue additions; Sales Navigator list work is Sales Nav Daily Operator, and ranking territories is Territory & Account Prioritizer.

  By Nick RajaduraiDemoInstall