Product-org-os sales-enablement

'Create sales enablement package with battle cards, objection handling, and talk tracks. Activate when: "sales enablement", "arm the sales team", "sales collateral", sales support materials,

install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/yohayetsion/product-org-os
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/yohayetsion/product-org-os "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/sales-enablement" ~/.claude/skills/yohayetsion-product-org-os-sales-enablement && rm -rf "$T"
manifest: skills/sales-enablement/SKILL.md
source content

Document Intelligence

This skill supports three modes: Create, Update, and Find.

Mode Detection

SignalModeConfidence
"update", "revise", "refresh" in inputUPDATE100%
File path providedUPDATE100%
"create", "new", "build" in inputCREATE100%
"find", "search", "list"FIND100%
"the enablement", "sales package"UPDATE85%
Just product/feature nameCREATE60%

Threshold: ≥85% auto-proceed | 70-84% state assumption | <70% ask user

Mode Behaviors

CREATE: Generate complete new enablement package using template below.

UPDATE:

  1. Check document registry first, then search user's structure
  2. Preserve value proposition and positioning
  3. Update objection handling, competitive info, or demo script
  4. Show diff summary

FIND: Check registry, then search user's folders for enablement docs.


Create a Sales Enablement Package for the specified product or feature.

Vision to Value Phase

Phase 4: Coordinated Execution - This skill enables sales to effectively sell.

Output Structure

1. Product Overview

  • What it is (one paragraph)
  • Why it matters to customers
  • What's new/different

2. Value Proposition

  • Primary value statement
  • Supporting value points
  • Quantified benefits (when available)

3. Target Customer Profile

  • Ideal customer characteristics
  • Industries/verticals
  • Company size
  • Buying triggers
  • Disqualifying factors

4. Discovery Questions

Understanding Current State:

  • [Question 1]
  • [Question 2]
  • [Question 3]

Identifying Pain Points:

  • [Question 1]
  • [Question 2]
  • [Question 3]

Quantifying Impact:

  • [Question 1]
  • [Question 2]
  • [Question 3]

5. Objection Handling

ObjectionResponseProof Point
"Too expensive"[Response][Evidence]
"We use competitor X"[Response][Evidence]
"Not a priority now"[Response][Evidence]
"Need to involve others"[Response][Evidence]

6. Competitive Positioning

CompetitorTheir StrengthOur ResponseOur Advantage
[Competitor 1][Strength][Response][Advantage]
[Competitor 2][Strength][Response][Advantage]

7. Demo Script

Opening (2 min):

  • Hook
  • Agenda

Discovery recap (3 min):

  • Confirm understanding
  • Set success criteria

Demo flow (15 min):

  1. [Feature/capability] - ties to [pain point]
  2. [Feature/capability] - ties to [pain point]
  3. [Feature/capability] - ties to [pain point]

Closing (5 min):

  • Summary of value
  • Next steps
  • Call to action

8. Case Studies / Proof Points

CustomerChallengeSolutionResults
[Customer 1][Challenge][How we helped][Metrics]
[Customer 2][Challenge][How we helped][Metrics]

9. Pricing Guidance

  • Pricing model
  • List prices
  • Discount authority
  • Bundling options
  • Competitive pricing context

10. Resources

  • Sales deck location
  • Demo environment access
  • Proposal templates
  • Contract templates
  • Technical documentation

Instructions

  1. Ask about specific competitive situations if relevant
  2. Reference any product or competitive documents provided via @file syntax
  3. Make objection handling specific and actionable
  4. Include real customer proof points when available
  5. Save as markdown file
  6. Offer to create presentation version using /present