What problem does it solve? Turning a qualified sales opportunity into a persuasive written proposal is slow and error-prone: founders must restate the buyer's problem, map deliverables to needs, present pricing without breaching margin floors, and avoid fabricating proof or over-committing before negotiation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Value-First Proposal Drafting: Builds a structured proposal (problem, solution, differentiation, scope, investment, proof, next step) anchored on the Customer Value Proposition and the buyer's confirmed needs. - Pricing Guardrails: Runs margin checks against a founder-set floor, surfaces effective discounts, and supports good/better/best tiered options for anchoring. - Approval-Gated Workflow: Prepares drafts at L1 autonomy only — sending, price commitment, and any sub-floor pricing always require founder sign-off. - Use Case: A founder says "Draft a proposal for the mid-size B2B customer for our $30k onboarding service" and receives a complete draft with tiered pricing, a margin summary, and an internal cover note listing what to verify before sending. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to draft a proposal for a specific qualified deal, providing the buyer's confirmed needs, the offering, and your proposed price and margin floor.
