Does it send the messages for me?
No. It writes and schedules the sequence on paper. You or your sequencer control every send, so nothing goes out without a human look.
Sales
Turn a prospect brief into a first message and a follow-up sequence that still sounds like you.
Follows the Agent Skills open format, works with Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and 30+ compatible agents.
What it does
This skill takes the context you already have on a prospect and turns it into an opener plus three follow-ups that build on each other instead of repeating the same ask. Each touch has a distinct job: the opener earns attention with a specific angle, the middle touches add a new reason to reply, and the last one closes the loop cleanly so you can move on without burning the relationship.
It writes in your voice rather than from a template library. You give it two or three messages you have actually sent, and it matches sentence length, formality, and how direct you are about the ask.
The output is send-ready: channel, day, subject line, and body for every touch, plus the rule for when to stop. Most operators paste it straight into a sequencer or send the touches manually from their own inbox.
Who it is for
Requirements
Prospect brief
Company context, contact name, and the angle you want to lead with
Voice samples
Two or three messages you have sent before, so drafts sound like you
Your ask
What you want the prospect to do: reply, book time, or make an intro
Email or sequencer
Optional. Useful for loading the finished sequence and tracking replies.
Sample output
Prospect: Maren Fields, Head of Operations at Larkspur Freight Angle: Opened a third warehouse in March, dispatch handoffs likely strained Touch 1 - Day 0, email Subject: dispatch handoffs after the Reno site Congrats on the Reno opening. Every ops lead we talk to says the third site is where dispatch handoffs stop fitting in one person's head. Curious whether that has shown up for you yet. Touch 2 - Day 3, reply in the same thread One more thing: we pulled a one-page handoff checklist from four multi-site operators. Happy to send it whether or not we ever talk. Touch 3 - Day 8, LinkedIn Short note referencing the checklist and asking who owns dispatch process now that the network is bigger. Touch 4 - Day 15, email Subject: closing the loop Sounds like this is not the quarter for it. I will stop here. If handoffs get noisy after the next site opens, reply to this thread and I will pick it back up. Stop rule: end the sequence on any reply, out-of-office bounce, or unsubscribe signal.
What's in this pack
Included: Outcome definition
What exact job this pack solves
Included: Operating instructions
Step-by-step workflow the agent follows
Included: Input contract
Required and optional fields defined as a schema
Included: Output contract
Exact output structure the agent must return
Included: Worked examples(6 files)
3 standard, 1 ambiguous, 1 bad-fit, and 1 edge-case scenario
Test & eval set
FAQ
No. It writes and schedules the sequence on paper. You or your sequencer control every send, so nothing goes out without a human look.
The pack refuses to fill space with value-prop filler and writes from your voice samples and one concrete angle per touch. If the brief has no specific angle, it says so instead of inventing flattery.
Yes. Feed it the thread history instead of a cold brief and it will pick the sequence back up from where the conversation stalled.
Bundle option
This pack is also included in Founder Growth Pack, which groups related workflows for a faster setup.
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Research
Generate a prospect brief with company context, angles, red flags, and a suggested opener before writing outreach.
Test cases with expected outputs and pass/fail criteria
Included: QA checklist
Human review checklist for output quality
Sales
Score inbound leads for fit, urgency, and next step so reps or founders know where to spend attention first.
Sales
Convert messy notes or transcripts into a client-ready proposal draft with scope, assumptions, and next steps.