Your reps sell 28% of the week. These skills handle the rest.
Your team runs 10+ calls a day, updates CRM by hand, forecasts from spreadsheets, and spends 2 hours on pipeline reviews. These 9 skills handle it — paste your data or connect your CRM.
This is how most sales teams work today
| Task | Today | With Skills |
|---|---|---|
Update CRM after calls | Type notes into Salesforce fields by hand 79% of call data never makes it into CRM. | Auto-captured from calls via /call-summary Every call logged automatically |
Weekly pipeline review | 2-3 hour meeting. Reps read Salesforce aloud. "Pipeline reviews turn into interrogation sessions" | Every deal scored, risks flagged via /pipeline-review 10 minutes |
Quarterly forecast | Spreadsheet + ask reps for their best guess Off by 30%+ — garbage in, garbage out | Weighted forecast with gap analysis via /forecast Under 10% error, 5 minutes |
Cold outreach | Research each prospect manually, write email 15-20 min per email. Generic = 2% reply rate. | Research-first personalized email via /draft-outreach 2 minutes, 40-60% reply rate |
Competitive prep | Ask around, check outdated battlecard 44% don't know which competitors are in their deals | Live battlecard via /competitive-brief Updated from real-time research |
Call preparation | Skim CRM record 5 minutes before Walk in without context | Auto-prep 30 min before meeting Full prep sheet: account, attendees, history |
9 skills that do the work for you
Command skills you invoke + auto-skills that activate when relevant.
Command Skills
See what happened on every rep's call — without being on the call.
You finish a discovery call. The prospect mentioned three priorities, raised two concerns, and you agreed on next steps. You open CRM — 12 empty fields. By end of day, you've forgotten 64% of what was said. 79% of opportunity data from calls never makes it into CRM.
Paste notes or transcript — get structured summary, action items with owners, and a ready-to-send follow-up email. Connected to CRM? It logs the activity and creates tasks automatically.
/call-summaryinputMarcus confirmed Q2 budget $50K, needs Jira integration POC. Looking at Monday.com too. Main concern: data migration from Google Sheets, 200 users. Wants to see POC by Apr 15. Next: I send Jira integration docs, schedule tech call with their eng lead Priya Shah.
- Summary: Key Points: 1. Budget confirmed $50K, Q2 — allocated, not pending 2. Jira integr
- Action Items: | Owner | Action | Due | |-------|---------------------|-------
- Deal Impact: Move to Evaluation. Competitor = Monday.com.
- Follow-up Email: Hi Marcus, Thanks for walking me through the Apex setup today. A few things I w
Auto-Skills — activate when relevant, no command needed
Company brief: size, industry, funding, news, key contacts, recommended approach
Full prep sheet: account context, attendee backgrounds, deal history, suggested agenda and questions
Prioritized plan: today's meetings, pipeline alerts, emails that need attention, suggested actions
Quick competitor card with latest moves, product changes, and how to position
Skills that work together
Each skill's output feeds into the next — your daily workflow becomes a continuous intelligence loop.
deal-healthUpdate dealCRM auto-updated from call dataWhat sales teams say
“Sometimes I spend good 10 min at the end of the day trying to figure out who called me in the morning so I can update Pipedrive.”
“Who hates doing data entry after every sales call? CRMs should capture it automatically.”
“Your sales forecast is a work of fiction and everyone knows it.”
Set up in 10 minutes
No code. No migration. No IT ticket.
Supported connectors
Connect via MCP for zero-input automation. Every skill also works standalone.
