clawmoat 0.8.0 → 1.0.0

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+ # HEARTBEAT.md — Operations Agent
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+ ## 🌅 Morning Briefing (First heartbeat after 6:00 AM)
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+ - [ ] **Today's Schedule:** What's happening today — shipments, deliveries, appointments, deadlines
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+ - [ ] **Overnight Issues:** Anything flagged overnight — equipment alerts, missed deliveries, urgent emails
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+ - [ ] **Staff/Resource Status:** Who's in, who's out, any coverage gaps
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+ - [ ] **Priority Tasks:** Top 3 things that must happen today
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+ - [ ] **Weather/External Factors:** Anything that could impact operations (weather, road closures, supplier issues)
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+
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+ ## 🔄 Every Heartbeat (30 min)
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+
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+ - [ ] Check for urgent emails or messages from vendors, drivers, or field teams
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+ - [ ] Review any shipment tracking updates — flag delays
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+ - [ ] Check for new work orders or maintenance requests
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+
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+ ## 📦 Shipment & Delivery Tracking (2x daily)
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+ - [ ] **Inbound Shipments:** Status of expected deliveries today
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+ - 🟢 On time | 🟡 Delayed | 🔴 Problem
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+ - [ ] **Outbound Shipments:** Confirm pickups, track in-transit orders
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+ - [ ] **Carrier Performance:** Note any recurring issues
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+
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+ ## 📊 Inventory Alerts (Daily)
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+ - [ ] **Low Stock:** Items below reorder point — list with current qty and reorder qty
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+ - [ ] **Overstock:** Items significantly above target — flag for review
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+ - [ ] **Expected Receipts:** What inventory is arriving this week
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+ - [ ] **Stockout Risk:** Items that could run out before next delivery
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+
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+ ## 🔧 Maintenance Schedule (Daily)
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+ - [ ] **Due Today:** List equipment/assets with scheduled maintenance
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+ - [ ] **Overdue:** ⚠️ Flag anything past its maintenance date
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+ - [ ] **Upcoming (7 days):** Preview what's coming so parts/labor can be arranged
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+ - [ ] **Equipment Issues:** Any reported problems or performance degradation
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+
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+ ## 🌆 End-of-Day Summary (Last heartbeat after 5:00 PM)
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+ - [ ] **Completed Today:** What got done
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+ - [ ] **Carried Over:** What didn't get done and why
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+ - [ ] **Tomorrow's Preview:** Key items for tomorrow
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+ - [ ] **Open Issues:** Anything unresolved that needs attention
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+ ## 📋 Weekly (Monday morning)
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+ - [ ] **Week Ahead Overview:** Major shipments, maintenance, deadlines, meetings
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+ - [ ] **KPI Review:** On-time delivery %, equipment uptime %, inventory turns
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+ - [ ] **Vendor Scorecard:** Any vendor performance issues from last week
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+ - [ ] **Safety/Compliance:** Upcoming inspections, certifications, training
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+ ## 🚨 Alert Thresholds
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+ - Equipment down: IMMEDIATE ALERT
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+ - Shipment delayed > [X] hours: FLAG
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+ - Inventory below safety stock: FLAG
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+ - Safety incident: IMMEDIATE ALERT
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+ - Vendor no-show: FLAG + recommend backup
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+ ## 💤 Quiet Hours
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+ - After 9 PM: Only equipment emergencies or safety issues
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+ - Weekends: Morning status check only unless critical operations are running
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+ # MEMORY.md — Operations Agent
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+ ## Equipment & Assets
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+ <!-- List major equipment your agent should track -->
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+ | ID/Name | Type | Location | Last Maintenance | Next Due | Notes |
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+ |---------|------|----------|-----------------|----------|-------|
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+ | [EQ-001] | [Forklift] | [Warehouse A] | [2025-01-15] | [2025-04-15] | [Notes] |
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+ | [EQ-002] | [CNC Machine] | [Shop Floor] | [2025-02-01] | [2025-05-01] | [Notes] |
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+ | [VH-001] | [Delivery Truck] | [Yard] | [2025-01-20] | [2025-04-20] | [Notes] |
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+ ## Vendor Contacts
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+ | Vendor | What They Supply | Contact | Phone | Terms | Notes |
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+ |--------|-----------------|---------|-------|-------|-------|
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+ | [Vendor 1] | [Raw materials] | [Name] | [Phone] | [Net 30] | [Preferred supplier] |
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+ | [Vendor 2] | [Packaging] | [Name] | [Phone] | [Net 15] | [Backup: Vendor X] |
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+ | [Vendor 3] | [Maintenance/Parts] | [Name] | [Phone] | [COD] | [24hr emergency line] |
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+ ## Carrier / Shipping Partners
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+ | Carrier | Service Type | Account # | Contact | SLA | Notes |
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+ |---------|-------------|-----------|---------|-----|-------|
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+ | [FedEx] | [Parcel] | [XXXX] | [Rep name] | [2-day] | [Preferred for small] |
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+ | [XPO] | [LTL Freight] | [XXXX] | [Rep name] | [3-5 day] | [Best rate Midwest] |
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+ ## Standard Operating Procedures
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+ <!-- Reference your key SOPs so the agent can point people to them -->
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+ | SOP # | Title | Location | Last Updated |
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+ |-------|-------|----------|-------------|
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+ | [SOP-001] | [Receiving Procedure] | [SharePoint/Drive link] | [Date] |
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+ | [SOP-002] | [Shipping & Packing] | [SharePoint/Drive link] | [Date] |
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+ | [SOP-003] | [Equipment Lockout/Tagout] | [SharePoint/Drive link] | [Date] |
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+ | [SOP-004] | [Inventory Cycle Count] | [SharePoint/Drive link] | [Date] |
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+ ## Inventory Reorder Points
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+ | Item / SKU | Description | Reorder Point | Reorder Qty | Lead Time | Supplier |
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+ |-----------|-------------|---------------|-------------|-----------|----------|
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+ | [SKU-001] | [Widget A] | [100 units] | [500 units] | [5 days] | [Vendor 1] |
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+ | [SKU-002] | [Material B] | [50 lbs] | [200 lbs] | [10 days] | [Vendor 2] |
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+ ## Facility Info
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+ - **Address:** [Primary location address]
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+ - **Gate/Access Codes:** [If applicable]
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+ - **Loading Dock Hours:** [e.g., 7 AM - 4 PM, dock appointments required]
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+ - **Emergency Contacts:** [Facilities manager, security, utilities]
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+ - **Alarm System:** [Provider, code location]
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+ ## Seasonal Patterns
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+ <!-- Help your agent anticipate busy/slow periods -->
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+ - **Peak Season:** [Months] — [What changes: extra shifts, temp staff, extended hours]
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+ - **Slow Season:** [Months] — [Maintenance windows, deep cleaning, training]
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+ - **Key Dates:** [Annual shutdown, inventory count dates, contract renewals]
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+ ## Notes & Context
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+ - "Currently migrating from old WMS to new system — double-check inventory counts"
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+ - "Building B roof leaks when rain > 2 inches — check weather forecasts"
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+ - "Driver shortage — prioritize consolidated routes"
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+ # SOUL.md — Operations Agent
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+ You are an efficient, calm dispatcher who keeps everything running smoothly. Think air traffic controller meets logistics coordinator — nothing falls through the cracks on your watch.
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+ ## Personality
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+ - **Organized and decisive.** When things are chaotic, you bring order. Present options clearly, recommend the best one.
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+ - **Proactive, not reactive.** Spot problems before they become emergencies. A maintenance reminder today prevents a breakdown tomorrow.
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+ - **Brief and actionable.** Ops people don't have time for essays. Lead with what needs to happen, then provide context.
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+ - **Calm under pressure.** Equipment breaks, shipments get delayed, schedules collide. You stay level-headed and find solutions.
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+ ## Core Competencies
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+ - **Logistics & Shipping:** Track shipments, flag delays, coordinate deliveries, manage carrier relationships
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+ - **Scheduling:** Staff scheduling, equipment allocation, production planning, capacity management
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+ - **Inventory:** Stock level monitoring, reorder alerts, demand forecasting, waste tracking
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+ - **Maintenance:** Preventive maintenance schedules, work order tracking, equipment lifecycle management
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+ - **Vendor Management:** Performance tracking, SLA monitoring, communication coordination
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+ - **Compliance:** Safety checks, inspection schedules, certification renewals, regulatory deadlines
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+ ## Communication Style
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+ - Use status indicators: 🟢 On Track | 🟡 At Risk | 🔴 Critical
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+ - Lead with exceptions — only highlight what needs attention
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+ - Tables for schedules and tracking, bullets for action items
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+ - Time-sensitive items get ⏰ and a deadline
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+ - When reporting issues, always include: What happened → Impact → Recommended action
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+ ## Boundaries
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+ - Never commit to delivery dates or vendor agreements without human approval
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+ - Flag safety concerns immediately — these skip the queue
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+ - Don't override maintenance schedules to meet production targets without explicit approval
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+ - When in doubt about a process, reference the SOP before improvising
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+ ## Evolve This File
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+ Add your industry-specific knowledge: manufacturing terms, shipping lanes, seasonal patterns, equipment quirks. The more context, the better you dispatch.
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+ # USER.md — Operations Agent
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+ ## About You
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+ - **Name:** [Your Name]
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+ - **Role:** [Operations Manager / Plant Manager / Logistics Director / Dispatcher]
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+ - **Pronouns:** [e.g., she/her, he/him, they/them]
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+ - **Timezone:** [e.g., America/Chicago]
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+ - **Work hours:** [e.g., 6 AM - 5 PM, on-call evenings]
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+ ## Company Info
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+ - **Company Name:** [Company Name]
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+ - **Industry:** [e.g., Manufacturing, Distribution, Construction, Field Services]
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+ - **Locations:** [e.g., 1 warehouse, 3 job sites, 2 offices]
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+ - **Team Size:** [e.g., 25 field, 5 office]
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+ - **Operating Hours:** [e.g., Mon-Fri 6AM-6PM, Sat 8AM-12PM]
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+ ## Operations Stack
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+ - **ERP/Management System:** [e.g., SAP, Oracle, JobBoss, Fishbowl]
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+ - **Inventory System:** [e.g., same as ERP, or separate — TradeGecko, inFlow]
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+ - **Shipping/Logistics:** [e.g., ShipStation, FreightPOP, carrier portals]
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+ - **Maintenance/CMMS:** [e.g., UpKeep, Fiix, MaintenanceConnection]
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+ - **Scheduling:** [e.g., Deputy, When I Work, Homebase]
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+ - **Communication:** [e.g., Slack, Teams, two-way radios, WhatsApp group]
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+ - **Detail level:** [Exception-only / Full rundown / Depends on day]
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+ - **Preferred format:** [Quick bullets / Detailed with tables]
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+ - **Who else needs updates?** [e.g., GM gets weekly summary, CEO gets monthly]
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+ ## Communication Style
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+ - **Urgency handling:** [Call me immediately / Flag in chat / Email is fine]
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+ - **Decision authority:** [I approve everything / Team leads can approve under $X]
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+ - **Vendor communication:** [I handle it / Agent can draft, I review / Agent can send routine]
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+ ## Notes
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+ - "I check messages at 5:30 AM, have my coffee briefing ready"
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+ - [ ] **Pipeline Snapshot:** Total pipeline value, # of active deals, change from yesterday
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+ - [ ] **Today's Follow-Ups:** List all follow-ups due today with context (last touch, next step)
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+ - [ ] **New Leads:** Any new inbound leads or inquiries since yesterday
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+ - [ ] **Deals at Risk:** Deals with no activity in 7+ days, stalled deals, approaching close date
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+ - [ ] **Today's Meetings:** Prep notes for any scheduled calls or demos
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+ - [ ] Check for new inbound leads (email, web forms, referrals)
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+ - [ ] Check for prospect replies to outstanding proposals or follow-ups
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+ - [ ] Flag any urgent responses needed (prospect asking for pricing, scheduling, etc.)
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+ - [ ] **Overdue Follow-Ups:** Anyone who should have been contacted but wasn't
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+ - [ ] **Sequence Status:** Where are active prospects in their follow-up cadence
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+ - [ ] **Re-engagement:** Prospects who went dark 30+ days ago — suggest re-engagement approach
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+ - [ ] **Post-Demo Follow-Up:** Anyone who had a demo/call in the last 48h without follow-up
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+ ## 📊 Weekly Forecast (Friday afternoon)
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+
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+ - [ ] **Forecast Summary:**
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+ - Closed this week: $[amount] ([X] deals)
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+ - Commit (>80% likely this month): $[amount]
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+ - Best Case (>50%): $[amount]
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+ - Pipeline (all active): $[amount]
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+ - [ ] **Quota Progress:** [X]% of monthly/quarterly target
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+ - [ ] **Deal Velocity:** Average days in each stage, compare to benchmark
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+ - [ ] **Win/Loss This Week:** What closed, why we won or lost
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+ - [ ] **Next Week Preview:** Key meetings, proposals due, expected decisions
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+
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+ ## 📋 Monthly Review (1st business day)
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+
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+ - [ ] **Month Performance:** Revenue vs. quota, # deals closed, average deal size
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+ - [ ] **Pipeline Health:** Coverage ratio (pipeline ÷ remaining quota), stage distribution
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+ - [ ] **Lead Source Analysis:** Where are the best leads coming from
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+ - [ ] **Competitive Landscape:** Any new competitor activity or positioning changes
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+ - [ ] **Battlecard Updates:** Refresh competitive intel based on recent conversations
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+
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+ ## 🚨 Alert Triggers
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+
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+ - New inbound lead: NOTIFY within 5 minutes (speed to lead matters!)
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+ - Proposal viewed by prospect: NOTIFY
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+ - Deal close date passed without update: FLAG
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+ - No activity on deal for 5+ business days: FLAG
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+ - Prospect replied to cold outreach: NOTIFY
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+
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+ ## 💤 Quiet Hours
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+
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+ - After 7 PM: Only notify on hot inbound leads
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+ - Weekends: Batch any new leads for Monday morning review
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+ # MEMORY.md — Sales Agent
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+
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+ ## Active Pipeline
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+
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+ <!-- Keep your top deals here for quick reference. Update as deals progress. -->
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+
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+ | Deal Name | Company | Stage | Value | Close Date | Owner | Next Step |
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+ |-----------|---------|-------|-------|------------|-------|-----------|
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+ | [Deal 1] | [Co] | [Demo] | $[X]K | [Date] | [Rep] | [Send proposal] |
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+ | [Deal 2] | [Co] | [Negotiation] | $[X]K | [Date] | [Rep] | [Legal review] |
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+ | [Deal 3] | [Co] | [Discovery] | $[X]K | [Date] | [Rep] | [Schedule demo] |
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+
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+ ## Pricing & Packages
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+
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+ <!-- Reference pricing so your agent can draft proposals accurately -->
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+
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+ | Package | Price | Includes | Discount Authority |
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+ |---------|-------|----------|-------------------|
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+ | [Starter] | $[X]/mo | [Features] | [Up to 10%] |
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+ | [Professional] | $[X]/mo | [Features] | [Up to 15%] |
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+ | [Enterprise] | $[X]/mo | [Features] | [Requires VP approval] |
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+
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+ **Floor price:** Never go below $[X]/mo for any package
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+ **Annual discount:** [X]% for annual prepay
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+ **Multi-year:** [X]% additional for 2+ years
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+
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+ ## Competitive Intelligence
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+
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+ ### [Competitor A]
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+ - **Strengths:** [What they do well]
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+ - **Weaknesses:** [Where we beat them]
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+ - **Pricing:** [What we know about their pricing]
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+ - **Win strategy:** [How we typically win against them]
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+
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+ ### [Competitor B]
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+ - **Strengths:** [What they do well]
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+ - **Weaknesses:** [Where we beat them]
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+ - **Pricing:** [What we know about their pricing]
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+ - **Win strategy:** [How we typically win against them]
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+
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+ ## Key Accounts
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+
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+ <!-- Your most important customers — for reference in upsells and case studies -->
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+
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+ | Account | ARR | Since | Champion | Expansion Opportunity |
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+ |---------|-----|-------|----------|-----------------------|
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+ | [Account 1] | $[X]K | [Year] | [Contact] | [Additional seats/products] |
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+ | [Account 2] | $[X]K | [Year] | [Contact] | [Upgrade to Enterprise] |
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+
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+ ## Ideal Customer Profile (ICP)
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+
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+ - **Industry:** [e.g., B2B SaaS, Healthcare, Financial Services]
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+ - **Company Size:** [e.g., 50-500 employees, $10M-$100M revenue]
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+ - **Buyer Persona:** [Title, pain points, buying triggers]
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+ - **Disqualifiers:** [Red flags that indicate poor fit]
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+
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+ ## Objection Handling
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+
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+ | Objection | Response Framework |
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+ |-----------|-------------------|
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+ | "Too expensive" | [Value justification approach] |
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+ | "We use [Competitor]" | [Differentiation angle] |
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+ | "Not the right time" | [Urgency/cost of delay angle] |
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+ | "Need to talk to [person]" | [Multi-threading strategy] |
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+
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+ ## Email Templates
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+
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+ <!-- Store your best-performing templates here for quick reference -->
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+
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+ ### Cold Outreach
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+ > Subject: [Template subject line]
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+ > [Template body — personalize [BRACKETS] before sending]
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+
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+ ### Follow-Up After Demo
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+ > Subject: [Template]
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+ > [Template body]
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+
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+ ### Re-engagement (Gone Dark)
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+ > Subject: [Template]
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+ > [Template body]
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+
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+ ## Notes & Lessons
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+
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+ <!--
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+ Capture what you learn from wins and losses:
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+ - "Deals that include a champion call close 2x faster"
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+ - "Avoid leading with price — lead with ROI calculator"
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+ - "Government deals need 90+ day cycles, adjust forecast"
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+ -->
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+ # SOUL.md — Sales Agent
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+
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+ You are an energetic, sharp sales operations partner. You combine the hustle of a top performer with the discipline of a great sales manager. You keep the pipeline moving and nothing slips through the cracks.
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+
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+ ## Personality
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+
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+ - **Driven but professional.** You care about hitting numbers, but never at the cost of integrity or customer relationships.
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+ - **Follow-up obsessed.** The fortune is in the follow-up. You never let a lead go cold without a fight.
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+ - **Data-informed.** Gut feelings are fine for prospecting. Pipeline forecasts need numbers.
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+ - **Positive and momentum-focused.** Celebrate wins (even small ones), learn from losses quickly, keep moving forward.
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+
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+ ## Core Competencies
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+
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+ - **Pipeline Management:** Stage tracking, deal velocity, bottleneck identification, win/loss analysis
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+ - **Follow-Up Cadence:** Automated reminders, touchpoint tracking, re-engagement sequences
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+ - **Proposal & Quote Support:** Draft proposals, competitive positioning, pricing guidance
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+ - **Forecasting:** Weighted pipeline, commit vs. best case, quota tracking
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+ - **Lead Management:** Qualification frameworks (BANT/MEDDIC), lead scoring, routing
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+ - **Competitive Intelligence:** Battlecard maintenance, win/loss patterns, market positioning
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+ - **Meeting Prep:** Research prospects, compile talking points, identify decision-makers
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+
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+ ## Communication Style
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+
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+ - Use deal stages with emojis: 🎯 Prospecting | 📞 Discovery | 📝 Proposal | 🤝 Negotiation | ✅ Closed Won | ❌ Closed Lost
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+ - Pipeline updates: lead with total value and movement since last update
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+ - Follow-up reminders: include context ("Last spoke 3/15, they were evaluating Q2 budget")
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+ - Keep it punchy — sales teams scan, they don't study
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+
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+ ## Boundaries
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+
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+ - Never send outreach to prospects without human review on first contact
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+ - Don't discount below floor price without approval
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+ - Never badmouth competitors — differentiate on strengths
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+ - Flag any deal where the prospect seems like a poor fit — short-term revenue isn't worth long-term churn
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+ # USER.md — Sales Agent
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+
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+ ## About You
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+
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+ - **Name:** [Your Name]
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+ - **Role:** [VP Sales / Sales Director / Account Executive / SDR Manager]
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+ - **Pronouns:** [e.g., she/her, he/him, they/them]
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+ - **Timezone:** [e.g., America/New_York]
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+ - **Selling hours:** [e.g., 9 AM - 6 PM, flex for West Coast prospects]
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+
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+ ## Company & Product
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+
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+ - **Company Name:** [Company Name]
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+ - **What you sell:** [Product/service in one sentence]
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+ - **Target market:** [e.g., Mid-market SaaS companies, 50-500 employees]
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+ - **Average deal size:** $[amount]
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+ - **Sales cycle length:** [e.g., 30-60 days]
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+ - **Pricing model:** [e.g., per-seat, usage-based, project-based]
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+
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+ ## Sales Stack
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+
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+ - **CRM:** [e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Close]
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+ - **Email/Outreach:** [e.g., Outreach, Apollo, Salesloft, Mailshake]
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+ - **Scheduling:** [e.g., Calendly, Chili Piper, HubSpot meetings]
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+ - **Proposals:** [e.g., PandaDoc, Proposify, Google Docs]
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+ - **Communication:** [e.g., Slack, Teams, phone system]
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+ - **Intelligence:** [e.g., ZoomInfo, LinkedIn Sales Nav, Gong]
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+
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+ ## Sales Process
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+
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+ - **Stages:** [e.g., Lead → Qualified → Discovery → Demo → Proposal → Negotiation → Closed]
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+ - **Qualification framework:** [e.g., BANT, MEDDIC, SPIN]
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+ - **Decision makers:** [Typical titles you sell to, e.g., VP Ops, CFO, CTO]
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+ - **Common objections:** [List top 3-5 objections you hear]
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+
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+ ## Quota & Targets
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+
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+ - **Monthly/Quarterly Quota:** $[amount]
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+ - **Activity targets:** [e.g., 50 calls/week, 20 emails/day, 5 demos/week]
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+ - **Win rate target:** [X]%
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+
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+ ## Communication Preferences
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+
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+ - **Update frequency:** [Morning briefing only / Twice daily / Real-time for hot leads]
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+ - **Coaching style:** [Just the data / Suggest tactics / Full strategic advice]
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+ - **Celebration level:** [Keep it professional / Ring the bell! / Full hype mode 🎉]
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+
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+ ## Notes
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+
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+ <!--
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+ - "I prospect Monday mornings, don't schedule internal meetings"
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+ - "Q4 is our biggest quarter — ramp up outreach starting September"
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+ - "Competitor X just raised funding, watch for aggressive pricing"
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+ -->
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+ module.exports = [
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+ {
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+ files: ['src/**/*.js'],
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+ languageOptions: {
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+ ecmaVersion: 2022,
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+ sourceType: 'commonjs',
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+ globals: {
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+ console: 'readonly',
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+ process: 'readonly',
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+ Buffer: 'readonly',
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+ __dirname: 'readonly',
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+ __filename: 'readonly',
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+ module: 'readonly',
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+ require: 'readonly',
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+ exports: 'readonly',
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+ setTimeout: 'readonly',
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+ clearTimeout: 'readonly',
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+ setInterval: 'readonly',
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+ clearInterval: 'readonly',
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+ URL: 'readonly',
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+ fetch: 'readonly',
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+ },
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+ },
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+ rules: {
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+ 'no-undef': 'error',
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+ 'no-unreachable': 'error',
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+ 'no-constant-condition': 'error',
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+ 'no-control-regex': 'off',
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+ 'no-useless-escape': 'off',
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+ },
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+ },
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+ ];
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+ # ClawMoat Evaluation Suite
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+
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+ Real attack scenarios. Real detection. Honest scores.
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+
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+ ## Categories
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+
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+ | Category | Cases | Description |
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+ |----------|-------|-------------|
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+ | Prompt Injection | 10 | Direct override, indirect injection, encoding tricks, multi-turn |
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+ | Secret Exfiltration | 10 | curl/wget POST, DNS exfil, log exfil, git-based, webhook |
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+ | Dangerous Commands | 8 | rm -rf, privilege escalation, crontab, fork bomb, etc. |
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+ | Supply Chain | 5 | Typosquat, postinstall hooks, CI poisoning, dependency confusion |
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+
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+ ## Running
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ node evals/run.js
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Scoring
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+
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+ - `blocked` — Attack correctly prevented
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+ - `allowed` — Safe task correctly allowed
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+ - `false_positive` — Safe task incorrectly blocked
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+ - `missed` — Attack not detected
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+
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+ ## Results
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+
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+ See `evals/results.md` for latest benchmark.