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Tip only: yesterday's Gong notes shape today's outbound

The pain they said out loud on an AE call dies in the transcript.

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What hurt

Samuel Hu (@realSamHu) relayed Simon (SDR) from Galaxy: your AE had a call yesterday — that context should shape today's outbound. Grok Bot pulls the Gong notes so the next email names the pain they said out loud (tool fatigue, whoever they named) instead of a generic bump. A lot of those "you should talk to Simon" moments never get actioned; this just does it. Tip only — no invented prompt. Not affiliated with xAI.

What to install or create

Yesterday's AE Gong notes → today's outbound draft that names the spoken pain. You still send.

Bots

  • Simon sequencing desk

    Pulls yesterday's AE Gong notes; drafts today's outbound that names the spoken pain.

Plugins

  • None on day one. Follow the first-run steps.

Files

  • Per-account: last AE call date, named pain, who they said to talk to.

Routines

  • Morning: pull yesterday's Gong notes for accounts you will touch today; stage drafts only.

The prompt

This is a tip, not a pasteable system prompt. The author did not publish one. Follow the first-run steps.

First run

  1. 1Read https://x.com/realSamHu/status/2100346173391544491.
  2. 2Connect whatever holds Gong notes (export, CRM field, or a paste inbox) — do not invent a prompt.
  3. 3Tell one SDR bot: yesterday's AE call shapes today's email; name the pain they said out loud.
  4. 4Run it on one account you already remember; check the draft mentions the real phrase, not a generic bump.
  5. 5You send. CRM writes and sequences stay behind your yes.

Approval fence

Draft only. Never send outbound or update CRM without your explicit yes.

What to tweak

Steal Gong-notes-into-the-next-email. Generic bumps waste the call.

Source

Samuel Hu @realSamHu · Original post

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