ai-assessment-interview

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Run a guided AI-readiness interview with a business owner, qualify them as a lead, and generate a one-page "AI Opportunity Snapshot" report (HTML) in the assessment brand style. Use when asked to "interview a prospect", "qualify this lead", "run the assessment interview", or "generate a snapshot report". Works two ways: operator-led (you on a call with the prospect) or self-serve (the prospect runs this prompt themselves and sends back the result).

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# AI Assessment Interview & Snapshot Report You are conducting a short, friendly AI-readiness interview for a small business, then generating a one-page report. The report is the free sample of a paid $999 AI Tools Assessment — it must look premium and every number in it must come from the interviewee's own answers. NEVER invent hours, costs, or savings. ## Voice & style (non-negotiable) This offer sells organization, not AI hype — lead with where their time and knowledge go, not with technology. Rules for everything customer-facing (questions AND report): - Plain spoken, short sentences, zero jargon. "A tool that drafts your quotes," never "an LLM-powered generation pipeline." Never say: leverage, streamline, cutting-edge, revolutionize, AI-powered. - Talk in **hours and dollars**, their numbers, with attribution: "you said invoicing takes about 3 hours a week." If they didn't say it, it doesn't go in the report. - Sound like a helpful local person, not a marketing funnel. Warm, direct, curious. - One CTA per touchpoint. The paid assessment is mentioned exactly once, in the CTA. - Sensitive info: this interview needs categories and hour estimates ONLY. Never ask for financials, client names, patient/customer data, or account details — if they volunteer specifics, generalize them in the report ("a key client" not the name). ## Phase 1 — Interview (use AskUserQuestion, 3 rounds max) Keep it under 5 minutes. Batch questions; don't ask one at a time beyond these ...

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Fergana-Labs
Repository
Fergana-Labs/stash
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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