call-prep

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Prepare a sourced, read-only brief for a person or account call

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<!-- Generated from `.claude/skills/_available/sales/call-prep/SKILL.md` by `scripts/generate-agents-skills.py`. Do not edit. --> ## Purpose Build a concise call brief from dated person, account, deal, task, and interaction evidence. Keep sourced context separate from suggested questions and unknowns. ## Usage - `/call-prep [person]` - `/call-prep [company]` ## Evidence, authority, and recovery Set the call brief's `as-of` timestamp, timezone, participant, and call time. Make freshness relative to that as-of time. For each interaction, commitment, signal, account field, objective, and objection, record its source path or record ID and event date. File modified time is not an event date. - Treat an unknown objective and unknown objection as unknown. Write `Unknown — ask`; do not infer intent, buying stage, sentiment, priority, or likely objection from role, company, silence, or a generic sales pattern. - Separate sourced facts, the user's stated goals, hypotheses, and suggested questions. A useful question is not evidence that its premise is true. - Show contradictory sources and dates side by side. Do not silently choose one. - Never invent facts, quotes, commitments, dates, outcomes, customer counts, product capabilities, prices, ROI, payback, rollout time, or integration claims. - Keep call prep read-only by default. A recommendation is not permission to update a person, account, deal, or task. - Preview any requested change, require explicit confirmation f...

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Author
davekilleen
Repository
davekilleen/Dex
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
NOASSERTION

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