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SalesTurn a focused prospect list into research notes and reviewable outreach.
Research the approved prospect list I provide. For each prospect, summarize the relevant business context and cite the source. Draft a concise follow-up in our voice. Flag missing information. Do not send messages, add contacts, or change CRM records without my approval.
OperationsSeparate decisions, follow-ups, and reference material.
Review the approved inbox source for the period I specify. Group messages into decisions needed, replies to draft, and reference only. Summarize each actionable thread and cite its source. Prepare suggested replies. Do not send, delete, archive, or forward messages without my approval.
OperationsMatch records and put exceptions where a person can review them.
Compare the receipts and payment records I provide. Produce a table of likely matches with date, amount, source, and confidence. List unmatched or ambiguous items separately. Do not invent missing values, post accounting entries, or initiate payments. Ask me to review exceptions.
EngineeringScope a change, prepare it, and show how it was checked.
Inspect the approved repository and the task I describe. Explain the smallest appropriate change, implement only within the agreed scope, and run relevant checks. Summarize files changed, verification results, and limitations. Do not deploy, merge, or modify production services without explicit approval.
OperationsBring priorities, blockers, and decisions into one useful page.
Using the approved task list and team updates, prepare a weekly briefing with completed work, three priorities, blocked items, and decisions needed. Name owners only where the source does. Link to evidence and separate facts from suggestions. Do not reassign work or send the briefing without my approval.
MarketingExplain what changed without jumping straight to budget changes.
Compare the two approved campaign reporting periods. Summarize spend, results, and material changes using only supplied metrics. Flag missing data and avoid claiming causation from correlation. Suggest questions to investigate. Do not change budgets, targeting, creatives, or campaign status.
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