<company>Acme Corp, Series B fintech, 200 employees</company>
<trigger_event>Just hired VP of Sales last week</trigger_event>
<your_product>Outbound automation platform</your_product>

Act as a B2B researcher. Based on the following inputs, create a research brief:
<company_website>[URL]</company_website>
<trigger_event>[Recent news or signal]</trigger_event>
<your_value_prop>[One sentence]</your_value_prop>

Output:
- Company summary (2 sentences max)
- 3 likely pain points based on their industry and trigger
- 2 talking points for a cold call
- One cold email opening line

Constraints: Under 150 words total. No filler phrases.

Act as a sales strategist. Based on this company profile:
<company>[Name, size, industry]</company>

Identify the likely buying committee for [your product category]. For each role, list:
- Their primary concern
- How they evaluate vendors
- One question they'll ask

Output as a simple table.

Act as a senior B2B copywriter. Draft a cold email with exactly 4 sentences:
1. Reference a peer challenge in their industry
2. Introduce a solution (not your product name)
3. Include one specific metric or outcome
4. End with a low-friction CTA

<prospect_company>[Name]</prospect_company>
<trigger_event>[What just happened]</trigger_event>
<your_solution>[What you help with]</your_solution>

Constraints: Under 75 words. Sound human, not corporate. No "I hope this finds you well."

Act as an SDR who just saw this intent signal:
<signal>[Funding round / job posting / tech adoption]</signal>
<prospect>[Company and role]</prospect>

Write a cold email that references the signal naturally in the first line, connects it to a relevant pain point, and asks for 15 minutes. 

Constraints: Under 70 words. No generic congratulations.

Write a LinkedIn connection request (under 300 characters) for:
<prospect>[Name, role, company]</prospect>
<shared_context>[Mutual connection, content they posted, or industry overlap]</shared_context>

Do not pitch. Reference the shared context only.

Act as a sales rep who just connected with this prospect:
<prospect>[Name, role]</prospect>
<connection_reason>[Why they accepted]</connection_reason>

Write a first DM that bridges from the connection reason to a soft value prop. No hard pitch. Under 100 words.

Act as a B2B researcher preparing an AE for a discovery call.
<company>[Name, website]</company>
<prospect_role>[Title]</prospect_role>
<trigger>[Why they took the meeting]</trigger>

Output:
- Company summary (2 sentences)
- 3 likely pain points for this role
- 2 discovery questions specific to their situation
- One insight to share that builds credibility

Under 150 words.

Act as a sales ops analyst. Based on these raw call notes:
<notes>[Paste notes]</notes>

Output a structured CRM update:
- Key pain points (bullet list)
- Stakeholders mentioned
- Next steps agreed
- Recommended deal stage
- Red flags (if any)

Act as an enterprise sales coach. Create two rebuttals (under 30 words each) for this objection:

"It's too expensive for us right now."

Method 1 - Empathy & Pivot: Acknowledge the concern, then redirect to ROI.
Method 2 - Cost of Inaction: Quantify what the status quo costs them.

Act as a sales coach. The prospect said:
"We already use [competitor name]."

Create two responses:
1. A question that uncovers what's not working
2. A statement about switching cost vs. opportunity cost

Under 40 words each. No trash-talking the competitor.