zime-skills

account-research

Research a new prospect company before you reach out. Checks if they fit our ICP and who the buyers might be. Use for companies not yet in CRM. For existing accounts, use get-account instead.

actions-commitments

Shows open action items and commitments. Who promised what, and by when. Works for one call, one deal, or a whole account.

call-prep

Builds a quick prep note before an upcoming call. Shows the biggest risk, and 2-3 things to do. Only works for your own upcoming meetings.

competitive-intelligence

Shows what customers actually say about competitors. Where they come up, what they claim, and how we compare. Only uses real quotes from real calls.

Builds a sales asset from real customer evidence only, never made up facts. Covers account review decks (as slides), one-pagers, battlecards, case studies, and objection talking points. Always an internal draft, not customer-ready.

create-sales-to-cs-handover

Builds the Sales to CS handover doc for one deal or account. Covers stakeholders, why we won, open objections, commitments, and call history. Creates a real Google Doc when connected, otherwise gives you the text to paste in.

daily-briefing

Gives you your day at a glance. Today's meetings, what changed on your deals, and what needs attention now.

follow-up

Drafts the follow-up email after one call. Recaps what was agreed and states the next step, using only what was actually said. Always a draft for you to review before sending.

Code & Development Listed

review-account

Everything about the commercial side: one account, one deal, or the whole pipeline, as a CRM record or as a grounded analysis. Use for "pull up the Acme account", "what stage is the Acme expansion", "who owns this deal", "how do I win the Acme deal", "why is this deal at risk", "what's at risk this quarter", "what's stalled", "review Priya's pipeline", or "what should I focus on this week". Works out scope (account, deal, or portfolio) and depth (facts or judgment) from the question itself. Grounded in the live CRM and the calls behind it, never generic sales advice, and reports a dimension as unknown rather than filling it with best practice. For a company not yet in CRM, use account-research instead.

review-call

Everything about one call or meeting, at whatever depth you need: the record, a structured recap, or the exact words. Use for "when is my Acme call", "who was on the Northwind demo", "was it recorded", "what happened on the Acme call", "recap that call", "what did we agree", "get me the transcript", or "what exactly did they say about pricing". Covers upcoming calendar meetings and past recorded calls alike, and says plainly when a meeting has no recording rather than substituting another call. Resolves which call you mean first, then answers at the depth the question asked for. One call at a time: for themes across many calls use competitive-intelligence, for an upcoming call's prep use call-prep, and for the follow-up email use follow-up.

skill-builder

Builds a new Claude skill from a plain-language request, or tightens an existing one. Knows the Zime connector inside out, so a skill for calls, deals, accounts, pipeline or prep uses the right Zime tools and follows the same shape as every other Zime skill. Works for any other connector too, from a short profile of its tools. Use for "make me a skill that…", "create a skill for…", "turn this prompt into a skill", "build a skill on top of Zime", "write a skill for the HubSpot connector", "improve this skill", "why isn't my skill triggering", or "package this as a .skill". Not for running a skill: to prep a call, recap one, or review a deal, use those skills directly.