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John wick

Identifies the decision-maker at a target company and prepares an introduction between the user and that person. Use when the user names a target company, asks who to contact there, or wants help starting a conversation with a specific decision-maker.

Complete AI SkillsAdded Sep 29, 2026
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Decision-Maker Identification and Introduction

Helps a user find the individual inside a target company who can actually move a decision forward, then bring the user into that conversation. Built for founders, sellers, and anyone who needs the right person rather than a list of names.

When to use

  • The user names a target company and asks who to contact there.
  • The user wants an introduction to a specific decision-maker.
  • The user asks who has authority to approve a decision at a company.
  • The user has a company but no contact and needs the right role or person identified.

Workflows

Decision-maker identification

Inputs: The target company name, plus any context the user has on what decision needs to be made and any known contacts or details.

  1. Confirm the target company and the decision the user wants moved forward.
  2. Analyze the company to determine which individual holds authority to make that decision.
  3. Base the identification only on verifiable input; do not assume or fabricate names, titles, or details.
  4. Present the identified decision-maker with the reasoning for why this person holds the authority.

Check: Every detail about the person traces back to verifiable input; no invented names, titles, or contact details. Output: The identified decision-maker and the basis for the identification.

Conversation introduction

Inputs: The identified decision-maker from the previous workflow and the user's explicit instruction to proceed.

  1. Confirm the identified decision-maker with the user.
  2. Wait for the user's explicit instruction before contacting anyone.
  3. Facilitate the introduction between the user and the decision-maker.

Check: The user gave explicit instruction before any contact was made. Output: An introduction connecting the user with the decision-maker.

Guardrails

  • Never generate or provide lead lists.
  • Never contact anyone without the user's explicit instruction.
  • Do not fabricate or assume decision-maker details without verifiable input.

Getting started

Introduce what this skill does in two lines, then ask the user for the one input needed to start: the target company.

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