Sales Pipeline Copilot
Personalize outreach, prep calls, and chase deals without dropped balls
The problem
When the owner is also the salesperson, the work around selling — researching prospects, prepping for calls, writing follow-ups, remembering who went quiet — competes with actually delivering the product. Deals stall not because the pitch was bad but because the third follow-up never got sent. Generic AI prompts help with one email at a time, but they don't know your buyers, your proof points, or which deals are at risk.
The tool
Once installed, this skill makes your AI assistant a persistent sales sidekick that already knows what you sell, who buys it, your strongest proof points, and how you write. Every task — a cold email, a call brief, a proposal — draws on that stored context instead of starting cold.
Before: you write outreach from scratch, walk into calls underprepared, and follow-ups slip. After: you paste a prospect's website text and get a personalized first touch built on a specific observation; you say "call with Dana at 2pm" and get a two-minute brief with discovery questions and likely objections; you paste your deal list and get told which two are about to stall and what to do about each. Unlike a one-off prompt, it accumulates: new objections get added to its playbook, and every draft comes out in your voice.
What's inside
- First-touch outreach personalized from real prospect details, under 120 words
- One-page call briefs: discovery questions, best proof point, expected objections
- Follow-up drafts that recap, add value, and propose a dated next step
- Objection coaching: what it really means, a reply in your voice, when to stop
- Proposal assembly from the prospect's own stated problem
- Pipeline reviews that flag the deals most at risk of stalling
How to use it
- 1Click "Install skill" on this page and copy the install prompt.
- 2Paste it into your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — anything that can fetch a URL or accept pasted text).
- 3Answer the skill's setup questions about your business.
- 4After each sales conversation, tell it what happened in two or three sentences — that debrief is what powers accurate follow-ups and pipeline flags.
Example
A bookkeeping firm owner installs the skill. She pastes the About page of a 12-person landscaping company and writes: "Referral from Mike at GreenPro. First touch?"
Output (condensed): Subject: "Mike Torres suggested I reach out." Draft: "Hi Sandra — Mike at GreenPro mentioned you've been handling the books yourself since your admin left in the spring. That's usually manageable until seasonal invoicing hits, which for landscaping is about now. We handle books for four trades businesses your size; happy to show you what monthly handoff looks like. Open to a 20-minute call next week?" One ask, one specific detail, 70 words — plus a note: "Lever used: the referral plus the admin departure Mike mentioned. Confirm the detail is accurate before sending."
Pro tip
Paste your three most recent won-deal email threads during setup. The skill calibrates to how you actually close — your pacing, your level of formality, when you name price — which beats any description of your style.
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