Coaching library

Everything here is readable by the orchestrator through the get_coaching MCP tool before it writes a reply. Playbook entries are standing rules; ratings and rewrites are per-message corrections.

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Reply reviewed

21d ago

Too many sentences before the ask. Cut the middle paragraph next time.

#tone#concisionby Theo BrandtthreadYusuf Nazari · Halyard Marine (Holdings)
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Opt-outs are acknowledged in one line

29d ago

Do not attempt to save an opt-out. One line, apology, suppression, done.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Understood — you're removed from all sequences as of today and won't hear from us again. Apologies for the interruption.
#opt-out-requestby Theo BrandtthreadOmar Vasquez · Quarry Analytics (West)
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Answer the price question directly

32d ago

When a lead names a seat count, quote the real number in the first sentence. Deflecting to 'it depends' reads evasive and costs the reply.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Fair question — for forty seats we land at $2,400/month on an annual term, and that includes the migration work. Happy to walk through what's in and out of scope.
#pricing-objectionby Dev RamanthreadIngrid Halvorsen · Larkspur Retail (West)
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Route compliance asks to artifacts, not reassurance

36d ago

Never improvise security answers. Name the artifact, state its currency, offer the security lead.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Attaching our SOC 2 Type II summary and standard DPA. Both are current as of this quarter and our security lead can join your review call if that helps.
#legal-or-securityby Hana LindqvistthreadElena Sandberg · Bluecrest Capital (Holdings)
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Reply reviewed

37d ago

Too many sentences before the ask. Cut the middle paragraph next time.

#tone#concisionby Hana LindqvistthreadAnton Petrov · Ironvale Manufacturing (Group)
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Reply reviewed

45d ago

Too many sentences before the ask. Cut the middle paragraph next time.

#tone#concisionby Maya OrtizthreadJoel Demir · Duskwell Media
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Opt-outs are acknowledged in one line

47d ago

Do not attempt to save an opt-out. One line, apology, suppression, done.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Understood — you're removed from all sequences as of today and won't hear from us again. Apologies for the interruption.
#opt-out-requestby Maya OrtizthreadRonan Whitlock · Copperline Rail
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Route compliance asks to artifacts, not reassurance

48d ago

Never improvise security answers. Name the artifact, state its currency, offer the security lead.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Attaching our SOC 2 Type II summary and standard DPA. Both are current as of this quarter and our security lead can join your review call if that helps.
#legal-or-securityby Maya OrtizthreadTalia Chen · Fernbrook Health
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Answer the price question directly

50d ago

When a lead names a seat count, quote the real number in the first sentence. Deflecting to 'it depends' reads evasive and costs the reply.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Fair question — for forty seats we land at $2,400/month on an annual term, and that includes the migration work. Happy to walk through what's in and out of scope.
#pricing-objectionby Dev RamanthreadAisha Ferreira · Tidewater Utilities
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Reply reviewed

57d ago

Good — concrete number, no hedging, single ask at the end.

#tone#concisionby Dev RamanthreadAnton Petrov · Ironvale Manufacturing
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Route compliance asks to artifacts, not reassurance

60d ago

Never improvise security answers. Name the artifact, state its currency, offer the security lead.

before I'd love to set up a call to walk through pricing tailored to your needs!
after Attaching our SOC 2 Type II summary and standard DPA. Both are current as of this quarter and our security lead can join your review call if that helps.
#legal-or-securityby Dev RamanthreadMei Moreau · Kestrel Diagnostics
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Reply reviewed

61d ago

Good — concrete number, no hedging, single ask at the end.

#tone#concisionby Hana LindqvistthreadYusuf Nazari · Halyard Marine
playbook

Tone

72d ago

Plain, direct, no exclamation marks, no 'I hope this finds you well', no adjectives stacked on the product. Write like a colleague, not a brochure.

#toneby Maya Ortiz
playbook

Cadence

73d ago

Maximum three outbound touches over fourteen days without a reply, then stop. Re-entry only after a stage change or a new trigger event.

#cadenceby Maya Ortiz
playbook

Opt-outs are absolute

74d ago

Any phrasing that reads as removal — 'take me off', 'unsubscribe', 'stop' — sets do_not_contact immediately and ends the sequence. No save attempt.

#complianceby Maya Ortiz
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Security and legal never answered unattended

75d ago

SOC 2, DPA, penetration tests, data residency: escalate. Do not describe controls from memory.

#security#escalationby Maya Ortiz
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Pricing questions escalate above 20% discount

76d ago

Quote list pricing freely. Any request implying more than a 20% discount, multi-year terms, or custom SLAs goes to a human via escalate_thread.

#pricing#escalationby Maya Ortiz
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Opening emails: one claim, one ask

77d ago

Lead with a specific observation about the account, make exactly one claim, and close with a single low-commitment ask. Never stack two questions.

#opener#structureby Maya Ortiz