create-an-asset

Generates tailored, branded sales assets from a seller's deal context, including interactive landing pages, presentation decks, executive one-pagers, and workflow or architecture demos. It is invoked by commands like /create-an-asset (optionally with a company name) or by requests to create an asset, build a demo, make a landing page, or mock up a workflow. The asset is shaped around four inputs: the prospect, the audience, the purpose, and the format, and the skill researches, structures, and builds a polished deliverable ready to share with customers.

The process opens with context detection and input collection. It infers the seller's company from the user's email domain, asking which product applies for multi-product companies or what is being sold for consultants and unknown domains, and persists this seller context for future sessions. It then collects prospect context (company, contacts, deal stage, pain points, and any uploaded conversation materials), audience context (audience type, specific roles, primary concern, and objections), purpose context (goal and desired next action), and format selection, with format-specific follow-up questions for workflow and architecture demos covering components, flow, human touchpoints, and example scenarios.

Research is adaptive to how much context already exists: rich context with transcripts only fills gaps, moderate context adds company and industry research, and sparse context triggers a deep research pass. Standard research gathers prospect basics, leadership, and brand colors, and extends into industry context, technology landscape, and competitive context when context is thinner, while uploaded transcripts are mined for stated pain points, decision criteria, objections, timeline, exact quotes, and internal terminology. A structure-decision phase then maps purpose to recommended sections for each format, for example an intro landing page flowing from company fit through solution overview and use cases to next steps, with audience adjustments that lead with business impact and ROI for executives and with architecture for technical viewers.