Suggest Sales Next Step

Run a Sales check-in that turns the user's visible recent Codex conversations, sales-adjacent work, calendar signals, and saved Sales state into one practical next step. This skill owns scheduled check-in behavior so automations can stay thin and durable.

Done well, a Sales check-in is a short natural-language note, not a generic usage report or feature tour. It should answer two questions quickly: what has the user been doing with Sales, if anything, and what is worth trying next. Prefer a timely workflow grounded in a real meeting, account, customer question, deal, or recent Sales output. If no concrete target emerges, default to a Sales workflow the user has not tried yet by reading skill_experience and next_skill_candidates, excluding helper/provider skills. Keep tips, setup notes, and source gaps subordinate to the one recommended workflow.

Skill Configuration

User Context

Mandatory pre-answer gate:

• Invoke sales:user-context in preflight mode by loading [$sales:user-context](../user-context/SKILL.md) and running its preflight script before searching connectors, retrieving evidence, or drafting output. Do not look for a callable MCP tool named sales:user-context.
• Use the returned sales_preflight envelope as authoritative for saved context, source-category mapping, final obligations, and conditional guidance.
• Apply hard final_obligations unless the response is clarification-only. If an obligation is an onboarding reminder and the output also needs a skill-owned final continuation, satisfy both in one final natural continuation instead of rendering a standalone onboarding reminder plus a second CTA.
• Apply context_gap_note only when missing setup or inaccessible sources materially limits the output.

Audience And Language