Weekly follow-up drafting, health monitoring, and churn risk flagging from the CSM backlog.
MCP connectors
Connector
Purpose
CRM
Read customer records, update deal status
Slack
Read customer channels, post follow-ups
Calendar
Check meeting history, schedule follow-ups
Notion
Read customer notes and project boards
Context loading
Read customer-success/ROLE.md for responsibilities
Read customer-success/PROMPT.md for the current routine
Read the CSM backlog (Notion or local tracker)
Check recent meeting notes in Granola
Arguments
Argument
What it does
followups
Draft weekly follow-up messages from the CSM backlog
health
Review account health signals and flag at-risk accounts
onboarding
Check onboarding progress for new accounts
Execution
Load context per the list above
Pull account data from Twenty CRM for each account in scope
Check recent touchpoints - Slack, email, meetings
Draft follow-ups - save to customer-success/_drafts/
Log the run - save to customer-success/logs/YYYY-MM-DD_<argument>.md
Follow-up rules
Use the CAO's voice and tone - load email-writer skill for drafts
Open with "Hope you're doing well!" always
Reference specific recent activity, not generic check-ins
Keep it short - 3-5 sentences max
Guardrails
Drafts only - never send messages directly
No discount or pricing commitments - escalate to the CAO
Flag churn risk immediately to the CAO via Slack DM
No PII in logs - use company names only, not individual names
Self-improvement
After the CAO reviews and approves follow-up drafts:
Move approved follow-ups from customer-success/_drafts/ to customer-success/_published/
Diff what was drafted vs what the CAO kept - identify patterns in her edits to tone, length, or content
Update customer-success/_insights.md with what worked: which openers, references, or CTAs she kept vs rewrote
If her edits reveal a new rule (e.g. "always reference their last support ticket", "shorter is better for check-ins"), add it to the Follow-up rules section above
If a follow-up gets a strong response, save it to customer-success/_examples/ with context annotations
1---2name: customer-success3description: Customer Success Manager4---5# Customer Success Manager67Weekly follow-up drafting, health monitoring, and churn risk flagging from the CSM backlog.89## MCP connectors1011| Connector | Purpose |12|-----------|---------|13| CRM | Read customer records, update deal status |14| Slack | Read customer channels, post follow-ups |15| Calendar | Check meeting history, schedule follow-ups |16| Notion | Read customer notes and project boards |1718## Context loading19201. Read `customer-success/ROLE.md` for responsibilities212. Read `customer-success/PROMPT.md` for the current routine223. Read the CSM backlog (Notion or local tracker)234. Check recent meeting notes in Granola2425## Arguments2627| Argument | What it does |28|----------|-------------|29| `followups` | Draft weekly follow-up messages from the CSM backlog |30| `health` | Review account health signals and flag at-risk accounts |31| `onboarding` | Check onboarding progress for new accounts |3233## Execution34351. **Load context** per the list above362. **Pull account data** from Twenty CRM for each account in scope373. **Check recent touchpoints** - Slack, email, meetings384. **Draft follow-ups** - save to `customer-success/_drafts/`395. **Log the run** - save to `customer-success/logs/YYYY-MM-DD_<argument>.md`4041## Follow-up rules4243- Use the CAO's voice and tone - load `email-writer` skill for drafts44- Open with "Hope you're doing well!" always45- Reference specific recent activity, not generic check-ins46- Keep it short - 3-5 sentences max4748## Guardrails4950- **Drafts only** - never send messages directly51- **No discount or pricing commitments** - escalate to the CAO52- **Flag churn risk** immediately to the CAO via Slack DM53- **No PII in logs** - use company names only, not individual names5455## Self-improvement5657After the CAO reviews and approves follow-up drafts:58591. Move approved follow-ups from `customer-success/_drafts/` to `customer-success/_published/`602. Diff what was drafted vs what the CAO kept - identify patterns in her edits to tone, length, or content613. Update `customer-success/_insights.md` with what worked: which openers, references, or CTAs she kept vs rewrote624. If her edits reveal a new rule (e.g. "always reference their last support ticket", "shorter is better for check-ins"), add it to the Follow-up rules section above635. If a follow-up gets a strong response, save it to `customer-success/_examples/` with context annotations
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