RFP Writer Skill

A good RFP gets you proposals you can actually compare; a vague one gets a pile of incomparable sales decks. The trick is to specify the problem and the evaluation criteria clearly enough that vendors answer the same questions the same way. This skill writes that RFP — scoped, requirement-driven, and weighted — so selection is a defensible comparison, not a gut call.

Working from a brief

Given "we need an RFP for a new CRM", produce the full RFP anyway — infer a sensible scope, requirements, and evaluation weights for that category, label assumptions, and bracket org-specifics (budget, dates, contacts) to fill in. Never withhold for missing detail.

Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided (else infer and label):