CEET — Sales
What this skill does
Interview a sales professional. Produce a cognitive clone and AI environment that drafts outreach, discovery questions, objection responses, and proposals in their style.
When to use
- The user wants an AI that writes emails / follow-ups / proposals in their voice, with their judgment about what to say to whom.
- A sales leader wants a top rep's pattern captured and scaled via AI.
- A founder-seller wants their discovery style preserved as hiring starts.
Run order
- Read
interview/questions.md. - Extract themes with an eye on discovery (it's the most undervalued part of great selling).
- Ask for deal stories — a win, a loss, a messy one. The messy one usually reveals the most.
- Synthesize into the role-specific
templates/cognitive-profile.md. - Activate into the role-specific
templates/directory. Save totemplates/. - Hand off via
../docs/tool-integration.md.
Sales-specific things to listen for
- ICP & qualification. Their actual bar, how they disqualify fast, what they refuse to chase.
- Discovery style. The questions they always ask, what they listen for, how they avoid demo-leading.
- Methodology. MEDDICC / SPICED / Challenger / Sandler — what they use and how they customized it.
- Objection patterns. The 5-10 recurring objections and their responses (verbatim if possible).
- Pricing & negotiation. Anchor behavior, discount ladder, trade behavior.
- Forecasting discipline. What they count as committed vs. best-case.
- Email / outreach voice. Length, openers, subject lines, follow-up cadence.
- Multi-threading instincts. How and when they bring in exec / champion / economic buyer.
- Handoff to CS. What they tell the CS team, what they refuse to promise.
- Losing posture. What they do when a deal is slipping. What they refuse to do.
Synthesis guardrails
- Capture their discovery question set verbatim.
- Include their objection library as do/say/don't-say triplets.
- Preserve email voice — short / long, signature, sign-off, reply patterns.
- Save outputs to
templates/.