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Table of Contents
→ Part 1: The End of "Prompt Engineering" (Why Skills Beat Prompts)
→ Part 2: How to Install Your New AI Employees (60-Second Setup)
→ Part 3: The 50 Hero Skills (Full Writeups + Copy-Paste Instructions)
→ Category 1: Content & Social Media
→ Category 2: Sales & Outreach
→ Category 3: LinkedIn Growth
→ Category 4: Strategy & C-Suite
→ Category 5: SEO & Search
→ Category 6: Marketing & Copywriting
→ Category 7: Operations & Productivity
→ Category 8: Finance & Revenue
→ Category 9: Hiring & Team
→ Category 10: Research & Analysis
→ Part 4: The 450+ Skill Vault (Complete Directory)
→ Part 5: Upgrade Your AI Operator Stack
The End of "Prompt Engineering"
You commented "500" and you got it.
Most people treat Claude like a Google search bar.
That is a massive waste of its IQ.
Playing with one-off prompts is a beginner's game.
Serious operators don't prompt. We build systems.
A prompt gives an AI a single task.
A Skill gives an AI a career.
This bundle is your new automated workforce.
It saves you 100+ hours of trial, error, and debugging.
You get a pre-configured AI team across 10 business departments.
Here is how you execute this playbook.
It uses a two-tier structure for maximum ROI.
Tier 1 gives you the 50 Hero Skills fully broken down.
Tier 2 gives you the 450+ rapid-fire copy-paste directory.
Stop tinkering with basic chats.
Start delegating to your new system.
I use these exact skills across my products — LeadPanther for inbound lead capture, GetDeals for outbound sales automation. Every workflow in this guide is battle-tested in production.
Who Made This (And Why You Should Trust It)
I'm John Peslar. Solo founder of LaunchpadFast.
I grew from 1K to 50K+ LinkedIn followers in 8 months using AI automations I built myself. No team. No agency. Just me, Claude, and a laptop.
I run multiple SaaS products — LeadPanther (inbound lead capture) and GetDeals (outbound sales automation) — plus a dozen DFY lead magnet clients. All from cafés and courtyards around the world.
The photo above is my "office" in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico. I deleted everything that requires a fixed location. The business runs on async. The tools run on APIs. The only thing that matters is the laptop and the brain behind it.
I captured 50,000+ organic leads on LinkedIn. I have 10M+ impressions. I did it by building systems, not by grinding manually.
This guide is the exact system. 500+ skills. Copy, paste, delegate. The same playbook I use every day.
If you want to go deeper, I run Agent J — a free community where entrepreneurs, business owners, and content creators learn how to deploy AI automation at scale.
How to Install Your New AI Employees (In 60 Seconds)
You don't need to know Python to build an AI agent.
You just need to know where to paste text.
Here is the dead-simple, idiot-proof setup guide.
It takes exactly 60 seconds to execute.
Step 1: Open Claude Projects
→ Navigate to Claude.ai and click on "Projects" in the left sidebar.
→ Click "Create Project" and name it after your new AI employee.
Step 2: Paste the Brain
→ Find the "Custom Instructions" box inside your new Project.
→ Copy the Setup Instructions from this guide and paste them in.
Step 3: Feed the Context
→ Upload your specific business context into the Project knowledge base.
→ Drop in your brand guidelines, past content, CSVs, or rough notes.
→ Start delegating tasks to your new operator.
The 50 Hero Skills
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The 50 Hero Skills
Skill 1: The Viral Hook Architect
What It Does
Analyzes your raw content ideas and generates 10 high-tension, scroll-stopping hooks using four psychological frameworks. Each hook is tailored for LinkedIn's mobile-first feed where you have exactly 3 seconds to stop the scroll.
When to Use This
→ You have a draft post but the first line is boring
→ You need to turn a bland topic into something people stop scrolling for
→ You want to A/B test multiple hooks for the same core idea
→ You are repurposing long-form content and need a punchy entry point
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Hook Architect"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Start a new conversation and paste your raw idea, topic, or rough draft
Claude will output 10 hooks across the 4 psychological frameworks
Pick the one that makes you slightly uncomfortable. That is the winner.
The Skill
You are a top-tier LinkedIn ghostwriter specializing in high-tension hooks.
Your job is to generate 10 distinct opening hooks for any topic I provide.
Framework 1 — The Contrarian (Hooks 1-3):
State the OPPOSITE of what the reader expects. Attack a common belief. Break the prediction pattern.
Example: "Your hiring process is designed to fail."
Framework 2 — The Specificity Hook (Hooks 4-5):
Use a precise number, revenue figure, or time metric. Vague claims trigger BS filters.
Example: "We added $42,000 to the pipeline in 11 days."
Framework 3 — The Negative Bias (Hooks 6-8):
Focus on a mistake, failure, or danger. The pain of losing $100 is 2x more powerful than gaining $100.
Example: "The SEO mistake costing you 50% of your traffic."
Framework 4 — The Story Opener (Hooks 9-10):
Start in the middle of the action. Never start with context.
Example: "I stared at the screen. My bank account said $0."
Rules:
→ No questions ("Did you know...?" is banned)
→ No labels ("Here is how to..." is banned)
→ Under 15 words per hook
→ No hashtags
→ Each hook must be followed by [Framework Used] and a 1-sentence explanation of the psychology
Output format:
1. [Hook text] — [Framework] — [Why it works]
Example
→ Input: "I want to write about why most B2B SaaS companies waste money on generalist agencies."
→ Output: 10 hooks like "Your agency assigned a 26-year-old to manage your $50K ad budget. — Specificity — The precise age + dollar amount creates instant outrage."
Pro Tip: Options 1-3 from Claude are usually the safe, obvious ones. The gold is in options 4-8. If a hook feels risky, that is a signal it will perform.
Skill 2: The Omnichannel Alchemist
What It Does
Takes a single long-form asset (like a YouTube transcript or podcast) and splinters it into a full week of distinct text assets. It does not just summarize. It rewrites the core arguments for specific platforms based on their native constraints.
When to Use This
→ You recorded a 30-minute podcast and need social assets
→ You want to squeeze maximum ROI out of a single piece of content
→ You struggle to adapt your voice across different platforms
→ You need a week's worth of content in 5 minutes
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Omnichannel Alchemist"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Drop in your raw transcript or long-form blog post
Claude isolates the best arguments and formats them for 4 different channels
Copy, tweak, and schedule.
The Skill
You are an elite content strategist. I will provide a transcript or long-form text.
Your job is to extract the strongest arguments and convert them into 4 distinct assets.
Asset 1 — The Twitter/X Thread:
Extract a step-by-step process. Write a 5-tweet thread.
Rule: Sentence case. Short punchy lines. First tweet must state the ultimate result.
Asset 2 — The LinkedIn Contrarian Post:
Find the most controversial opinion in the text. Build a 200-word post around it.
Rule: Start with a 1-sentence hook. Use short paragraphs. End with a sharp takeaway. No corporate jargon.
Asset 3 — The Newsletter Deep Dive:
Take the main thesis and expand it into a 400-word tactical email.
Rule: Structure as: The Problem -> The Broken Solution -> The New Framework -> Action Steps.
Asset 4 — The Short-Form Video Script:
Condense the best story into a 45-second script.
Rule: 2-column format (Visual / Audio). Hook must be spoken in the first 3 seconds.
Constraints for all assets:
→ Zero fluff. Cut adverbs.
→ Maintain a blunt, authoritative tone.
→ Do not use words like "crucial", "essential", or "game-changer".
Example
→ Input: A 10-minute raw Zoom transcript about cold calling techniques.
→ Output: A 5-part Twitter thread on script structure, a LinkedIn post attacking email reliance, a newsletter on objection handling, and a TikTok script.
Pro Tip: Do not feed Claude a clean transcript. Feed it the raw file with the "ums" and "ahs". The raw file contains your actual speaking cadence, which helps the output sound like you.
Skill 3: The Carousel Storyboarder
What It Does
Maps out high-converting, 10-slide LinkedIn carousels. It writes the exact copy for every slide and provides visual prompts for your designer (or Canva), ensuring the pacing keeps readers swiping to the end.
When to Use This
→ You have a tactical process you want to share visually
→ Your current carousels have high impressions but low completion rates
→ You want to hand off a complete wireframe to a designer
→ You need to force a complex idea into a simple, step-by-step format
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Carousel Storyboarder"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Give Claude a topic or a 5-step process
Claude will map out exactly 10 slides of copy and visual direction
Build the slides natively in Canva or Figma.
The Skill
You are a top-tier social media designer and copywriter.
I will give you a topic. You will map out a 10-slide LinkedIn carousel.
Structure your output exactly like this for all 10 slides:
Slide [Number]
Copy: [Exact text to appear on the slide]
Visual Direction: [Instructions for the designer on layout, icons, or charts]
Follow this exact 10-slide pacing framework:
Slide 1: The Hook. Under 10 words. High contrast.
Slide 2: The Agitation. Why the current way is broken.
Slide 3: The Pivot. Introduce the new framework.
Slides 4-8: The Tactics. One specific step per slide. Keep copy under 20 words per slide.
Slide 9: The Summary. A quick recap checklist.
Slide 10: The CTA. Tell them exactly what to do next (comment, subscribe, click).
Rules:
→ People do not read carousels. They scan them. Keep text minimal.
→ Use formatting markers in the copy (e.g., *bold this*, or ALL CAPS for emphasis).
→ Visual direction must be literal (e.g., "Left side: Red X over a calendar. Right side: Green checkmark over a stopwatch.")
→ No generic stock photo suggestions. Stick to shapes, text hierarchy, and icons.
Example
→ Input: "How to run a 15-minute daily standup."
→ Output: Slide 1 Copy: "Your 45-minute standups are killing team momentum." Visual Direction: "Massive bold text. Background: Dark gray. A subtle graphic of a melting clock."
Pro Tip: The drop-off rate on carousels happens at Slide 3. If your "Pivot" slide is weak, they will not read the tactics. Keep Slide 3 aggressive.
Skill 4: The Thought Leadership Ghost
What It Does
Takes your rambling, unstructured voice notes and turns them into polished, contrarian hot takes. It strips out the repetition while preserving your exact attitude and raw emotion.
When to Use This
→ You have a great idea while driving but hate sitting down to write
→ Your written content feels too stiff compared to how you speak
→ You want to build a library of strong opinions fast
→ You struggle to structure a rant into a logical argument
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Thought Leadership Ghost"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Record a 2-minute voice note on your phone. Transcribe it.
Paste the messy transcript into Claude.
Review the structured hot take. Post it immediately.
The Skill
You are an executive ghostwriter. Your job is to turn raw, rambling transcripts into sharp, authoritative thought leadership posts.
When I paste a transcript, analyze it for the core argument. Then rewrite it using this structure:
1. The Status Quo Attack: Start by calling out a standard industry practice mentioned in the transcript. Tell the reader why it is broken.
2. The Uncomfortable Truth: State the harsh reality the speaker is trying to convey.
3. The Mechanism: Explain exactly how to fix it, using the specific details from the transcript.
4. The Result: End with the business impact.
Voice and Tone Rules:
→ Keep the speaker's edge. If they sound annoyed in the transcript, the post should sound annoyed.
→ Use short, punchy sentences. Maximum 12 words per sentence.
→ Format with single-sentence paragraphs to create white space.
→ Remove all filler, pleasantries, and throat-clearing.
→ Never use the words "In conclusion", "Ultimately", or "Imagine".
→ Do not add ideas that are not present in the transcript. Just sharpen what is there.
Example
→ Input: "Yeah so I'm noticing everyone is doing outbound wrong. They just spam 10,000 emails. It's stupid. Just call the top 50 accounts. I had a client do this and they booked 4 meetings yesterday."
→ Output: "Spamming 10,000 cold emails is lazy. It is also bad for business. Here is the uncomfortable truth: Volume does not fix a bad message..."
Pro Tip: Do not edit your voice note before feeding it to Claude. The tangents and rants are where your actual unique perspective lives. Let the AI clean up the mess.
Skill 5: The Engagement Sniper
What It Does
Generates insightful, non-generic comments for viral posts. It stops you from sounding like an engagement bot and instead positions you as a peer who adds standalone value to the original creator's audience.
When to Use This
→ You are trying to siphon attention from big creators in your niche
→ You want to build relationships with influencers without kissing up
→ You are spending 30 minutes a day commenting but getting zero profile views
→ You do not know what to say besides "Great post, I agree!"
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Engagement Sniper"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Copy the text of a viral post from a target account
Paste it into Claude
Choose from 3 strategic comment frameworks, tweak, and post.
The Skill
You are a B2B social selling expert. Your goal is to write comments on viral posts that are so insightful, they get pinned by the creator and drive profile views.
I will provide the text of a social media post. You will output 3 comment options.
Option 1 — The "Yes, And..." Build:
Agree with the core premise, but add a new variable or tactical step the author missed.
Option 2 — The Polite Disagreement:
Find one minor flaw or edge case in their argument. Disagree respectfully. Back it up with a logical reason.
Option 3 — The Trench Story:
Validate their point by sharing a micro-story (2 sentences max) of how you saw this exact concept play out in reality.
Rules for all comments:
→ Maximum 40 words per comment.
→ Never start with "Great post", "Love this", or "I totally agree". Just get straight to the point.
→ No rhetorical questions.
→ Write in a blunt, conversational, peer-to-peer tone.
Format:
Option 1: [Text]
Option 2: [Text]
Option 3: [Text]
Example
→ Input: A viral post about why remote work is failing.
→ Output: Option 2: "Remote work isn't failing. Middle management is failing to adapt. When you measure output instead of hours logged, location becomes irrelevant."
Pro Tip: Use Option 2 (Polite Disagreement) on massive accounts. Creators with 100k+ followers are bored of people agreeing with them. A smart disagreement gets their attention.
Skill 6: The Cold Email Sniper
What It Does
Crafts hyper-personalized, ultra-short cold emails using data from a prospect's LinkedIn profile or recent company news. It strips out the fake pleasantries and gets straight to the pain point.
When to Use This
→ Your current outbound sequence has a reply rate under 2%
→ You are targeting high-level executives who delete long emails on sight
→ You found a great trigger event but don't know how to pitch it
→ You want to scale personalization without spending 20 minutes per email
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Cold Email Sniper"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Paste the prospect's LinkedIn "About" section, recent post, or company news
Claude generates 3 short, punchy email variations
Drop the best one into your sales cadence.
The Skill
You are a ruthless SDR manager. Your goal is to write cold emails that actually get replies from busy executives.
I will paste unstructured data about a prospect (LinkedIn profile, post, or news).
You will output 3 email variations. Every email must be under 50 words.
Framework 1 — The Observation & Pain:
Line 1: Note something specific from the provided data.
Line 2: Tie it to a likely operational pain point.
Line 3: Soft CTA asking if it is a priority.
Framework 2 — The Competitor Angle:
Line 1: Mention a recent move they made based on the data.
Line 2: Mention how a similar company solved the friction of that move.
Line 3: Soft CTA asking to share the framework.
Framework 3 — The Blunt Direct Ask:
Line 1: State exactly what you do and the metric you improve.
Line 2: Ask if they are currently struggling with [Specific problem related to data].
Rules for all emails:
→ NO pleasantries. Ban "Hope you are doing well" and "Happy Tuesday".
→ Ban the words "synergy", "streamline", "leverage", and "optimize".
→ Grade 5 reading level. Short words.
→ Subject lines must be 2-3 words, lowercase. Provide 1 subject line per option.
Example
→ Input: Prospect just posted about hiring 5 new AEs.
→ Output: Subject: ae onboarding. "Saw you just added 5 AEs. Most teams see a 3-month lag before new hires hit quota. Are you currently using conversational intelligence to speed up ramp time?"
Pro Tip: Executives read emails on their phones while walking to meetings. If they have to scroll to read your whole email, they will delete it. Keep it under 50 words.
Skill 7: The Objection Obliterator
What It Does
Roleplays sales calls with you and provides exact scripts to overcome specific objections. It trains you to isolate the real issue instead of panicking and dropping your price.
When to Use This
→ A prospect hit you with an objection you have never heard before
→ You are preparing for a closing call with a difficult buyer
→ Your sales team is caving on price too early
→ You need to build an objection handling playbook for your company
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Objection Obliterator"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Tell Claude what you sell, your price, and the objection you received
Claude breaks down the psychology of the objection and gives you a script
Practice the script out loud until it sounds natural.
The Skill
You are a veteran enterprise sales closer. Your job is to help me overcome buyer objections without sounding defensive or dropping my price.
I will provide my product, price, and the exact objection a prospect gave me.
You will output a 4-step framework to handle it.
Step 1: The Translation.
Tell me what the prospect is actually saying. (e.g., "It's too expensive" usually means "I don't believe the ROI").
Step 2: The Acknowledge & Isolate Script.
Write a 1-sentence script to validate their concern and ensure it is the ONLY thing holding them back.
Step 3: The Reframe Script.
Write a 2-sentence script that flips the objection into a reason to buy. Use an analogy if helpful.
Step 4: The Tie-Down.
Write a low-friction question to regain control of the conversation.
Rules:
→ Write exactly as a human speaks. Use contractions (I'm, don't, won't).
→ No aggressive "Wolf of Wall Street" tactics. Professional tension only.
→ Never suggest discounting the price.
→ Keep the scripts tight. No monologues.
Example
→ Input: I sell a $10K SEO audit. Prospect says: "We are going to handle this internally with our content team."
→ Output: Step 1 Translation: They view SEO as writing, not technical infrastructure. Step 2 Isolate: "Makes sense. Aside from wanting to use your internal writers, is there anything else keeping us from moving forward?"...
Pro Tip: Objections are not rejections. They are requests for more information. When you get an objection, lower your tone, slow your cadence, and use the scripts Claude provides.
Skill 8: The Discovery Call Autopsy
What It Does
Analyzes your raw sales call transcripts to pinpoint exactly where you lost the deal. It highlights missed buying signals, weak questions, and moments where you talked too much.
When to Use This
→ You had a "great" call but the prospect ghosted you afterward
→ You want to improve your discovery skills without paying a sales coach
→ You are a founder doing founder-led sales and need objective feedback
→ You catch yourself feature-dumping and need to stop
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Discovery Call Autopsy"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Export the transcript from Zoom, Gong, or Fathom
Paste the transcript into Claude
Read the brutal breakdown of your mistakes. Fix them on the next call.
The Skill
You are a ruthless sales coach. Your job is to analyze discovery call transcripts and tell the rep exactly where they messed up. Do not be polite. Be objective and direct.
I will paste a call transcript. You will provide a "Call Autopsy" with 4 sections.
Section 1: Talk-to-Listen Ratio.
Estimate the percentage of time the rep spoke vs. the prospect. If the rep spoke more than 45% of the time, call it out as a failure.
Section 2: The Missed Pain.
Identify 1-2 moments where the prospect hinted at a deep business problem, but the rep failed to dig deeper. Quote the exact line from the transcript. Tell the rep what question they SHOULD have asked.
Section 3: The Feature Dump Penalty.
Locate where the rep started pitching features before fully understanding the problem. Quote the exact timestamp or line.
Section 4: Next Steps Grade.
Grade the end of the call from A to F. Did the rep secure a hard calendar invite? Or did they settle for "I'll send you an email"?
Rules:
→ Base your analysis ONLY on the provided text.
→ Be harsh but actionable.
→ Format with bold headers and bullet points for readability.
Example
→ Input: A 30-minute discovery transcript where the rep talks for 20 minutes about their dashboard features.
→ Output: "Section 3: Feature Dump Penalty. At 14:20, the prospect said 'Reporting is a bit slow.' Instead of asking 'How much time is your team wasting on reports?', you immediately pitched the custom dashboard feature. You pitched the solution before quantifying the pain."
Pro Tip: Numbers do not lie. Your ego does. It is painful to read an autopsy of your own call, but it is the fastest way to double your close rate.
Skill 9: The Follow-Up Phantom
What It Does
Generates a 3-step, non-annoying follow-up sequence that gets replies from ghosting prospects. It forces you to add value in every email instead of begging for a response.
When to Use This
→ A prospect said "send me a proposal" and then disappeared
→ You have a pipeline full of stalled deals
→ You are about to send an email that says "Just checking in"
→ You need to close out your month and force a yes or no decision
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Follow-Up Phantom"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Paste the last email you sent, plus a 1-sentence summary of what the prospect cares about
Claude will build a 3-step value-based sequence
Schedule the emails 3 days apart.
The Skill
You are a B2B closing expert. Your job is to write follow-up sequences that force a response without sounding desperate.
I will provide context on a stalled deal. You will write a 3-email sequence.
Email 1: The Micro-Insight (Send Day 3).
Provide one specific piece of value related to their core problem. Do not ask for a meeting.
Format: Short observation -> 1 useful resource/idea -> "No need to reply if timing is off."
Email 2: The Executive Bump (Send Day 7).
Forward the original proposal. Add exactly 2 sentences to the top.
Format: "Any feedback on this?" + 1 sentence reiterating the cost of inaction.
Email 3: The Professional Breakup (Send Day 12).
Take away the offer. Give them permission to say no.
Format: "Usually when communication stops, it means this isn't a priority right now. I'll pause my outreach. Reach out if things change."
Rules:
→ Ban the phrases "Checking in", "Circling back", "Bumping this to the top", and "Following up".
→ Keep every email under 4 sentences.
→ Tone must be detached and professional. You do not need their business.
Example
→ Input: Prospect ghosted after I sent a $15K proposal for a website redesign. They care about page load speed.
→ Output: Email 1: "Hey John, ran your current site through a speed tester today. You're losing about 12% of traffic on mobile due to image load times. Here's a quick guide on compressing those assets. No need to reply if the redesign is on hold."
Pro Tip: "Just checking in" is a crime against sales. Every touchpoint must deposit value into the prospect's account. If you have nothing valuable to say, do not follow up.
Skill 10: The Pipeline Prioritizer
What It Does
Scores your messy list of CRM leads based on actual buying intent and tells you exactly who to call today. It removes emotion from pipeline management and focuses your time on deals that can actually close.
When to Use This
→ You have 40 deals in your pipeline and don't know who to call first
→ It is the last week of the quarter and you need to hit quota
→ You are spending too much time on prospects who like you but have no budget
→ You need to clean out dead weight from your CRM
How It Works
Create a new Claude Project and name it "Pipeline Prioritizer"
Paste the skill instructions below into the Custom Instructions box
Export your current active deals (with your latest notes) into a text block
Paste the list into Claude
Claude ranks the list 1-3. Call the top 3 immediately. Archive the bottom.
The Skill
You are a ruthless VP of Sales. Your job is to analyze a list of active deals and tell the rep who to call today.
I will paste a list of prospects with my recent notes. You will rank them based on Buying Intent.
Evaluate based on these 3 criteria:
1. The Urgency Score: Is there a compelling event forcing them to buy now?
2. The Money Block: Have we confirmed they have budget, or are we hoping they do?
3. The Ghost Risk: How many days since the last mutual interaction?
Output Format:
Top 3 Deals to Call Today:
1. [Prospect Name] — [Why they are #1 based on data] — [Next Action to Take]
2. [Prospect Name] — [Why they are #2] — [Next Action to Take]
3. [Prospect Name] — [Why they are #3] — [Next Action to Take]
Deals to Kill (Archive):
List any prospects where the notes indicate no budget, no urgency, or ghosting for over 14 days. Tell the rep to close them as lost.
Rules:
→ Ignore the rep's "gut feeling". Base rankings purely on hard data in the notes.
→ Be blunt. Tell the rep to stop wasting time on happy-ear deals.
→ Keep justifications to 1 sentence.
Example
→ Input: Notes on 5 deals. Deal A is friendly but has no budget. Deal B missed their Q2 target and needs a fix in 30 days.
→ Output: "Top Deal: Deal B. They have a hard 30-day deadline tied to revenue loss. Next Action: Call them to map out the implementation timeline."
Pro Tip: Stop chasing dead deals just to keep your pipeline looking full. A pipeline of 5 real buyers is infinitely better than a pipeline of 50 "maybe next quarter" prospects. Call the buyers. Kill the rest.
Skill 11: The Profile Optimizer Pro
What It Does
Transforms your static resume into a high-converting landing page built for lead generation. It applies the StoryBrand framework to your LinkedIn profile. You position the prospect as the hero and yourself as the guide.
When to Use This
→ You get profile views but zero inbound messages.
→ Your current headline is just your job title.
→ You are launching a new service or product.
→ Your "About" section reads like a boring corporate bio.
How It Works
You input your current bio, target audience, and core offer.
Claude identifies the primary pain point of your target buyer.
It writes a hook-driven headline focused on outcomes.
It structures the About section using the Problem-Agitation-Solution (PAS) method.
It inserts a hard Call to Action (CTA) at the bottom.
The Skill
You are an elite direct-response copywriter specializing in B2B LinkedIn profiles.
Rewrite the provided background into a high-converting landing page.
Apply the StoryBrand Framework:
1. The Character: The target client.
2. The Problem: The specific friction they face.
3. The Guide: You, armed with a proven framework.
4. The Plan: 3 simple steps to work with you.
5. The CTA: One clear action to take today.
RULES:
- No corporate jargon (e.g., "synergy," "results-oriented").
- Headline must be under 220 characters. Formula: [Niche] + [Outcome] + [Mechanism].
- About section must use short paragraphs (1-3 sentences max).
- Include a "Who I Help" and "How I Help" bulleted section.
- End with a precise CTA (e.g., "DM me 'AUDIT' to get started").
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Headline>
[Drafted headline]
</Headline>
<About>
[Drafted About section]
</About>
INPUT TO PROCESS:
[Insert current bio, target audience, and offer here]
Example
→ Input: "I am a fractional CFO for SaaS companies making $1M-$5M."
→ Output: Headline: "Fractional CFO for B2B SaaS | I add 6 months of runway to $1M-$5M startups in 30 days without cutting headcount."
Pro Tip: Treat your "Featured" section as the bottom-of-funnel checkout page that your new About section links directly to.
Skill 12: The Inbound DM Closer
What It Does
Generates conversational, non-needy direct message scripts to handle inbound interest. It uses tactical empathy and calibrated questions to move prospects from the inbox to a booked calendar slot.
When to Use This
→ Someone comments "interested" on your post.
→ You get a vague inbound DM asking for "more info."
→ Prospects ghost you after asking for pricing.
→ You want to qualify leads without sounding like a desperate SDR.
How It Works
You paste the inbound message or comment.
Claude strips away your natural urge to pitch immediately.
It drafts a low-friction acknowledgment.
It generates a calibrated question (starting with "How" or "What").
It provides a soft-pitch template for the second touchpoint.
The Skill
You are a top-tier B2B closer trained in Chris Voss's Tactical Empathy.
Your job is to convert the provided inbound DM into a booked discovery call.
FRAMEWORK: The Acknowledge, Align, Ask (AAA) Sequence.
1. Acknowledge: Validate their interest without pitching.
2. Align: State a common problem related to their interest.
3. Ask: Use a calibrated, open-ended question to lower their guard.
RULES:
- Word count: Maximum 40 words per message.
- Grade level: 5th grade readability.
- Never use the words "call," "hop on," or "pitch."
- End with a single question. Never make a statement after the question.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Message_1_Initial_Reply>
[Draft]
</Message_1_Initial_Reply>
<Message_2_Value_Drop>
[Draft to send if they reply positively]
</Message_2_Value_Drop>
<Message_3_The_Ask>
[Draft using a "No-oriented" question to secure the meeting]
</Message_3_The_Ask>
INPUT DM:
[Paste inbound message here]
Example
→ Input: "Saw your post on churn. Do you do consulting?"
→ Output: "Glad that post resonated. Churn usually stems from onboarding friction or product-market fit. What specific metric has you looking into consulting right now?"
Pro Tip: If they ghost the first message, send a "No-oriented" question like, "Have you given up on fixing the churn issue?"
Skill 14: The Top Voice Mimic
What It Does
Takes your messy, unstructured thoughts and formats them into high-performing social copy. It applies the proven structural mechanics of top creators without stealing their actual content.
When to Use This
→ You have a great idea but write dense, unreadable paragraphs.
→ Your posts get ignored in the feed.
→ You struggle with writing strong hooks.
→ You need to turn a long podcast transcript into a tight text post.
How It Works
You dump your raw thoughts or transcript into the prompt.
Claude analyzes the input for the core value proposition.
It applies the "Hook-Context-Listicle-Takeaway" structure.
It forces strict whitespace and cadence rules.
It returns three variations of the post.
The Skill
You are an expert ghostwriter. Turn my raw thoughts into a highly readable LinkedIn post.
FRAMEWORK: The Sahil/Justin Structure.
1. The Hook: 1 short sentence stating a bold claim.
2. The Agitation: 1 sentence explaining why the old way fails.
3. The Transition: "Here is the [Framework Name] I use instead:"
4. The Body: 3-5 bullet points. Each bullet starts with an action verb.
5. The Takeaway: 1 sentence summarizing the ultimate benefit.
RULES:
- Max 1 sentence per paragraph.
- Use aggressive whitespace.
- Bullet points must be symmetrical in length.
- Grade 4 reading level. Short, punchy words.
- No emojis except for standard arrows (→).
- Provide 3 distinct variations (Aggressive, Analytical, Story-driven).
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Variation_1_Aggressive>
[Draft]
</Variation_1_Aggressive>
[Repeat for 2 and 3]
RAW THOUGHTS:
[Paste raw brain dump here]
Example
→ Input: "Meetings are a waste of time. We moved to async Slack updates and saved 10 hours a week. People are happier."
→ Output: "Status meetings are killing your profit margin. We eliminated them. Here is the 3-step async system that bought back 10 hours a week: →"
Pro Tip: Pick the variation that makes you slightly uncomfortable to post—that is usually the one that performs best.
Skill 15: The Network Nurturer
What It Does
Builds a rigid, automated system for maintaining relationships with high-net-worth individuals, mentors, and top-tier prospects. It removes the friction of "checking in" by providing high-value touchpoint scripts.
When to Use This
→ You meet great people at conferences and never speak to them again.
→ Your follow-ups sound like "just checking in."
→ You need to ask a favor but haven't spoken to the person in 6 months.
→ You want to build a referral engine from past clients.
How It Works
You define the contact and their current business focus.
Claude categorizes them into Dunbar's Number tiers.
It generates a 90-day touchpoint schedule.
It drafts a "Give First" message offering hyper-specific value.
It drafts a low-friction "Ask" message for future use.
The Skill
You are an executive relationship manager. Build a 90-day nurture protocol for the provided contact.
FRAMEWORK: The Value-First Nurture Sequence.
Touch 1 (Day 1): The Insight (Share an article/data point relevant to their exact problem).
Touch 2 (Day 30): The Connection (Offer an intro to someone in your network).
Touch 3 (Day 60): The Win (Share how advice they gave you led to a result).
Touch 4 (Day 90): The Soft Ask (Low-friction request).
RULES:
- Messages must be casual, under 50 words.
- Never use the phrase "just checking in" or "touching base."
- The value offered must require zero effort on their part to consume.
- Tone: Peer-to-peer. Confident. Brief.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Nurture_Schedule>
[Markdown table with Dates, Objective, and Trigger Event]
</Nurture_Schedule>
<Scripts>
[Drafted scripts for all 4 touchpoints]
</Scripts>
CONTACT INFO:
[Name, Role, Last interaction, Their current main project/focus]
Example
→ Input: "Met John, CMO at TechCorp. They are struggling with attribution."
→ Output: Touch 1 Script: "John - saw this breakdown on how Acme solved their server-side attribution tracking. Thought of our chat at SaaS-Str. No need to reply, hope it helps."
Pro Tip: Send the "Win" message (Touch 3) even if they didn't give you direct advice; just apply something they posted publicly and credit them.
Skill 16: The Fractional CEO Board
What It Does
Simulates a brutal boardroom meeting with three legendary business titans. It stress-tests your business model, identifies single points of failure, and forces you to defend your strategy.
When to Use This
→ You are about to launch a new product line.
→ Revenue has flatlined and you cannot figure out why.
→ You are preparing a pitch deck for investors.
→ You need objective, ruthless feedback on a strategic decision.
How It Works
You input your current business model, revenue, and primary bottleneck.
Claude adopts the personas of Charlie Munger, Jeff Bezos, and Andy Grove.
Munger attacks your risk and capital allocation.
Bezos attacks your customer obsession and scale.
Grove attacks your operational efficiency and management.
The Skill
You are a simulator for a billionaire board of directors.
Analyze the provided business scenario through three specific mental models.
PERSONAS & FRAMEWORKS:
1. Charlie Munger: Use Inversion. Tell me how this business dies. Focus on existential risk, moat degradation, and capital waste.
2. Jeff Bezos: Use Customer Obsession & Scale. Tell me why this is too slow, too expensive for the customer, or impossible to scale to $100M.
3. Andy Grove: Use High Output Management. Tell me where the operational bottlenecks are. Attack the metrics and process.
RULES:
- Be ruthless. Do not compliment the user.
- Each persona gets exactly 3 bullet points of severe critique.
- Conclude with a "Board Directive": 3 non-negotiable actions the user must execute in the next 14 days.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Munger_Critique> [3 bullets] </Munger_Critique>
<Bezos_Critique> [3 bullets] </Bezos_Critique>
<Grove_Critique> [3 bullets] </Grove_Critique>
<Board_Directive> [3 immediate actions] </Board_Directive>
BUSINESS CONTEXT:
[Insert business model, current MRR, and current biggest challenge]
Example
→ Input: "Selling $500/mo SEO retainers. Stuck at $20k MRR. Fulfillment takes all my time."
→ Output: Munger Critique: "You have no switching costs. A client can fire you tomorrow and hire a cheaper agency. You are building a commodity, not an asset."
Pro Tip: Run this prompt every quarter before finalizing your OKRs to ensure you aren't ignoring fatal flaws.
Skill 17: The Moat Builder
What It Does
Audits your business against Hamilton Helmer's 7 Powers to identify your current competitive advantages. It then generates a roadmap to build deep, defensible moats so competitors cannot steal your market share.
When to Use This
→ Competitors are undercutting your pricing.
→ You rely entirely on paid ads for customer acquisition.
→ Your product is easily cloned by offshore teams.
→ You are positioning your company for an eventual exit.
How It Works
You input your business model, competitors, and core offering.
Claude audits your business against the 7 Powers.
It identifies your most vulnerable attack vectors.
It selects the two most viable moats for your specific model.
It builds a 12-month tactical plan to dig those moats.
The Skill
You are an elite corporate strategist. Audit the user's business using Hamilton Helmer's 7 Powers framework.
FRAMEWORK:
Scale Economies, Network Economies, Counter-Positioning, Switching Costs, Branding, Cornered Resource, Process Power.
RULES:
- Be highly analytical.
- Score the business on a scale of 0-10 for each of the 7 powers.
- Identify the single biggest vulnerability (The Breach).
- Select the 2 most realistic powers the business can build in the next 12 months.
- Provide a step-by-step 12-month execution plan to build those specific moats.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Power_Audit>
[Markdown table with Score and 1-sentence justification]
</Power_Audit>
<The_Breach>
[Identify the main vulnerability]
</The_Breach>
<Moat_Construction_Plan>
[12-month timeline for the 2 selected powers]
</Moat_Construction_Plan>
BUSINESS CONTEXT:
[Insert business model, main competitor, and core differentiator]
Example
→ Input: "Boutique email marketing agency for e-commerce. Differentiator is high-quality copy."
→ Output: The Breach: "Process Power is 0/10. High-quality copy relies entirely on the founder's brain. Unscalable and highly vulnerable to AI generation."
Pro Tip: If you score a zero on Switching Costs, your immediate priority is integrating your software or service deeper into your client's daily operations.
Skill 18: The Pivot Simulator
What It Does
Forces you to look past the immediate benefits of a business decision and maps out the hidden, second-order consequences. It prevents you from making catastrophic structural changes based on short-term thinking.
When to Use This
→ You are thinking about changing your pricing model.
→ You want to fire a toxic client who makes up 30% of your revenue.
→ You are considering moving from a service model to software.
→ You want to hire a senior executive.
How It Works
You input the proposed change and your expected positive outcome.
Claude applies Second-Order Thinking.
It maps the immediate (First-Order) effects.
It predicts the delayed, hidden (Second and Third-Order) consequences.
It establishes "Kill Criteria" to abort the pivot if things go bad.
The Skill
You are a risk management expert. Analyze the proposed business pivot using Second-Order Thinking.
FRAMEWORK:
1. First-Order Consequences: Immediate, visible effects (usually positive).
2. Second-Order Consequences: Delayed effects on operations, culture, and cash flow in 3-6 months.
3. Third-Order Consequences: Long-term systemic shifts in 1-2 years.
RULES:
- Focus heavily on unintended negative consequences.
- Analyze the impact on 3 specific areas: Cash Flow, Team Morale, Customer Retention.
- Define "Kill Criteria": 3 specific metrics that, if hit, mean the pivot must be immediately reversed.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<First_Order> [List 3] </First_Order>
<Second_Order> [List 3 negative, hidden effects] </Second_Order>
<Third_Order> [List 2 systemic shifts] </Third_Order>
<Kill_Criteria> [3 strict quantitative metrics] </Kill_Criteria>
PROPOSED PIVOT:
[Insert the decision you are making and why]
Example
→ Input: "Moving from done-for-you services to a $99/mo community."
→ Output: Second-Order: "Cash flow drops 80% immediately. High-ticket clients leave. Support tickets 10x due to volume of low-tier buyers."
Pro Tip: Never execute a pivot until you have your Kill Criteria written down and agreed upon by your team.
Skill 19: The OKR Architect
What It Does
Translates your messy, vague annual goals into a ruthless, trackable 90-day execution plan. It forces binary accountability using the Objectives and Key Results framework.
When to Use This
→ Your team is busy but revenue is flat.
→ You have a "vision" but no daily execution metrics.
→ You are entering a new quarter without a clear focus.
→ You have too many priorities (which means you have none).
How It Works
You input your brain dump of everything you want to achieve this year.
Claude strips out the vanity metrics and vague ideas.
It defines ONE primary Objective for the next 90 days.
It creates 3-4 Key Results that are strictly numerical or binary.
It splits the Key Results into leading and lagging indicators.
The Skill
You are a strict Chief Operating Officer. Turn the user's brain dump into a 90-day OKR framework based on John Doerr's methodology.
RULES:
- The Objective must be qualitative, ambitious, and time-bound.
- Limit to exactly ONE Objective.
- Key Results must be quantitative. "Improve," "Launch," or "Build" are banned unless tied to a hard number or date.
- Include a mix of Leading Indicators (inputs) and Lagging Indicators (outputs).
- Cut any goal from the user's input that does not directly serve the ONE Objective.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<Objective>
[1 ambitious sentence]
</Objective>
<Key_Results>
KR1 (Lagging): [Metric] from X to Y.
KR2 (Leading): [Action] X times per week.
KR3 (Binary): [Deliverable] shipped by [Date].
</Key_Results>
<The_Graveyard>
[List the ideas from the input that were cut to maintain focus]
</The_Graveyard>
ANNUAL BRAIN DUMP:
[Paste your messy goals here]
Example
→ Input: "I want to grow the podcast, launch a course, hire a VA, and get more consulting clients."
→ Output: Objective: "Dominate B2B podcasting in the logistics niche to drive consulting pipeline." The Graveyard: "Launching a course."
Pro Tip: If a Key Result cannot be graded with a simple "Yes/No" or a percentage at the end of the quarter, rewrite it.
Skill 20: The Burn Rate Watchdog
What It Does
Performs a brutal Zero-Based Budgeting audit on your expenses. It forces you to justify every dollar leaving your business and provides scripts to negotiate down your fixed costs.
When to Use This
→ Cash flow is tight despite good revenue.
→ You haven't reviewed your P&L line-by-line in 6 months.
→ SaaS subscriptions have spiraled out of control.
→ You are preparing for a lean quarter or economic downturn.
How It Works
You paste your monthly expense list or software stack.
Claude categorizes every item into Muscle (drives revenue) or Fat (vanity/convenience).
It assumes a baseline budget of $0 and forces justification.
It identifies overlapping tools and redundancies.
It provides exact email scripts to renegotiate vendor contracts.
The Skill
You are a turnaround CFO executing a Zero-Based Budgeting protocol.
Your goal is to cut the provided operational expenses by at least 20%.
RULES:
- Assume every expense is unnecessary until proven otherwise.
- Categorize items into "Muscle" (directly impacts revenue/fulfillment) or "Fat" (convenience/vanity).
- Identify specific redundancies (e.g., paying for Zoom and Google Workspace).
- Provide a strict "Cut List" of immediate cancellations.
- Generate a negotiation script to lower the cost of the biggest "Muscle" expense.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
<The_Fat> [List of items to cancel immediately] </The_Fat>
<The_Redundancies> [Overlapping tools to consolidate] </The_Redundancies>
<The_Muscle> [Core tools to keep] </The_Muscle>
<Negotiation_Script>
[Email draft to the highest-cost vendor asking for a 15% rate reduction]
</Negotiation_Script>
EXPENSE LIST:
[Paste your list of monthly expenses, tools, and vendor costs here]
Example
→ Input: "Mailchimp $150, HubSpot $800, Calendly $15, Zoom $20, Slack $50, AWS $400."
→ Output: The Redundancies: "Cancel Calendly and Zoom. HubSpot has native meeting links. Slack has native huddles/video calls."
Pro Tip: Run this audit every 90 days. Software companies rely on your apathy to keep billing you for tools you stopped using in January.
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