Deep researchSalesPartners
Turn three lines about a prospect into a brief every team can use
A business developer has a name, a site and one line from a call about a potential partner. Public sources fill in the rest, each fact pinned to where it came from, anything unconfirmed stays marked, and the result is a one-page partner brief with the guide that fits them - checked and shared by a person.
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Before you start
- What you need
- The prospect name, plus a website or one thing they said on a call.
- Connector (MCP)
- Not required
- Without a connector
- Paste the few lines you have straight into the chat. Researching public sources needs no connection to your own systems.
How to try it
- Download the skill and unzip it. Inside are the instruction, a blank brief template, a reference on choosing the guide, one worked example, and a page on loading it.
- If your assistant reads skills, copy the partner-brief folder into the place it reads them from. If it does not, use Copy as text instead: that is the same instruction with the template and example already inlined.
- Test it on a company you already know well, giving it only the name and a link.
- Read what comes back against what you know. Every fact should carry a source you can open, anything it could not confirm should stay marked, and nothing should read as a verdict on the company.
- Run it on a real prospect. Verify the marked items yourself before you share the brief with anyone.
Download to install it once. Copy to paste it into a chat.