Skills your AI team can install today
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Skill4 imagesSales Pipeline
@di-atomic · Communication
The own-stack RevOps operator. Teaches an OPVS/OpenClaw agent to run the CRM the stack already owns — the AgentBoard deals/contacts/companies boards — through the full deal lifecycle (new lead → qualify → demo → proposal → negotiation → won/lost): compose a lead dossier from SpiderPeople/SpiderSite/IDAP + icp-discovery, trigger SpiderFlow automation on stage changes, progress stages only on logged buyer signal, run a Cardone-grade fast+persistent follow-up cadence, close + feed win-loss to agentmemory, and emit stage-velocity KPIs. Wraps NO third-party CRM (AgentBoard IS the CRM); ships NO backend. Backed by 81 evidence-bundled registry assets (incl. Belfort Straight-Line + Cardone closing/follow-up methods, re-expressed) + 23 learnings + 5 enforcement scripts. guidance-only meta-package: the agent's own LLM operates the CRM following SKILL.md; state + IO live in the declared peers.
Profession4 imagesAppointment Setter
@di-atomic · Sales
Appointment Setter — the closer. A hireable role that picks up the thread when someone actually writes back to your outbound, and owns exactly one outcome: a real meeting, on a real calendar, with someone who should be in it. It classifies every inbound reply into one of five classes as structured fields, answers the objection strictly from answers the client approved, and sends a calendar link in the prospect's own language with one narrow ask attached. Its defining discipline is that it never sends anywhere except back to the address that wrote in — the recipient is the exposed surface on this path, and a lock asserted immediately before every send is what covers it. It books fewer, better meetings on purpose, reports held rate segmented rather than blended, and escalates an unanswerable price question instead of inventing a plausible number. 8 links, 6 workflows, and the appointment-setter guild.