Sales Follow-Up Skill

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### Sales Follow-Up Skill
TYPE: SKILL
### Sales Follow-Up Skill
TYPE: SKILL
PURPOSE: Encode a reusable professional method for sales follow-up.
WHEN TO USE: When the task explicitly requires sales follow-up or this capability is a necessary step in a larger workflow.
WHEN NOT TO USE: When unrelated, when a materially better specialized Skill applies, or when required evidence is unavailable.
REQUIRED INPUTS: Objective; source material/context; constraints; required output.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Confirm the actual objective from supplied context without unnecessary questions.
2. Identify only material relevant to sales follow-up.
3. Execute the named task systematically and within scope.
4. Preserve supplied facts and label assumptions/uncertainty.
5. Produce concrete usable output, not generic commentary.
6. Self-check for omissions, contradictions, unsupported claims and constraint violations.
RULES: Never fabricate evidence, metrics, citations, functionality, execution, or completion. Do not silently alter user facts.
QUALITY BAR: A competent professional should be able to use the output immediately without reconstructing the method.
OUTPUT CONTRACT: Result; evidence/reasoning basis where relevant; assumptions/unknowns; risks/exceptions; next action.
FAILURE HANDLING: If evidence is insufficient, return the strongest supported partial result and identify only missing information that materially blocks completion.
EXAMPLE INVOCATION: Use the Sales Follow-Up Skill on [material] and return the result using this Skill's output contract.
RELATED USE: May be composed with compatible Kimi, MCP or AgentSwarm workflows only where those capabilities are actually available in BSV.
TASK-SPECIFIC METHOD FOR “Sales Follow-Up Skill”:
1. Define done: what artifact proves sales follow-up succeeded.
2. Collect only inputs required for sales follow-up; ignore unrelated context.
3. Execute sales follow-up in a checklist pass: prepare → analyze → draft → self-check.
4. Emit the concrete artifact expected for sales follow-up (not generic advice).
5. List blockers/unknowns that would change the result.
FREE: YES
PRIMARY ACTION: COPY / USE