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Proposal drafting assistant

Skill ClarentCinematics/Codex-Skills-for-Enterprise/skills/proposal-drafting-assistant

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Draft tailored enterprise proposals from customer needs, discovery notes, constraints, product or service capabilities, proof points, commercial context, and implementation assumptions. Use when Codex needs to create a proposal, statement of work draft, solution narrative, scope summary, or next-step document for a revenue workflow.

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Proposal Drafting Assistant

Workflow

  1. Identify customer objective, audience, buying stage, proposal type, and provided proof points.
  2. Separate confirmed needs, assumptions, constraints, exclusions, and open commercial questions.
  3. Map proposed solution to business outcomes, scope, implementation path, and success measures.
  4. Include risks, dependencies, human approvals, and next steps without overpromising.
  5. Produce a polished draft that can be reviewed by sales, delivery, legal, or leadership.

Output Standard

Use this structure by default:

  • Executive Summary: customer need and proposed outcome.
  • Customer Context: confirmed facts and relevant assumptions.
  • Proposed Solution: capabilities, services, or approach tied to needs.
  • Scope: included work, exclusions, dependencies, and assumptions.
  • Expected Outcomes: measurable value and success criteria.
  • Implementation Plan: phases, owners, timeline, and decision points.
  • Risks And Mitigations: delivery, legal, commercial, and adoption risks.
  • Next Steps: approvals, follow-ups, and materials needed.

Rules

  • Do not invent pricing, contractual terms, guarantees, references, or compliance claims.
  • Label assumptions clearly and keep legal/commercial commitments reviewable.
  • Tailor the proposal to customer evidence, not generic feature lists.
  • Flag statements that require approval from legal, finance, security, or delivery.

References

Read references/proposal-patterns.md when the user asks for an executive proposal, SOW-style draft, pilot proposal, or renewal/expansion proposal.

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