Get a weekly summary of what buyers ask your AI agent
Receive weekly Slack summaries of buyer questions and objections captured by your AI demo agent.
How it works
Start with an AI demo agent that posts its high-priority conversations to a Slack channel. One prompt has Claude read the week's alerts, pull each full session from Supademo, and draft a digest of top questions in the buyer's words, objections, competitors, most-watched demos, and one action for the week. You review the draft, then a short reply tells Claude to post it to the channel. To repeat it weekly, you create a routine in Claude Cowork that runs every Monday at 9 a.m.
Run it
Chapters
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Draft the Digest
Paste this prompt, using the name of your alerts channel:
Prompt Read the "High-priority conversation" alerts posted in [#your-alerts-channel] over the last 7 days. Ignore anything that isn't an agent conversation. For each conversation, pull the full session from our Supademo AI Demo Agent. Then write a weekly digest with: - how many high-priority conversations we had, compared with the 7 days before - the top 3 to 5 things buyers asked about, each with one example in the buyer's words - the most common objections or hesitations - any competitors mentioned - the demos buyers watched most - one thing we should act on this week Leave out names, emails, and company names. Keep it short enough to read in a minute. Show me the draft before posting.
Claude reads the alerts, pulls each full conversation from your AI demo agent, and drafts the digest. Read it before anything goes to the channel.
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Post It to Slack
When the draft looks right, send:
Prompt Looks good. Post it to [#your-alerts-channel].
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Run It Every Monday
In Claude Cowork, create a routine with:
Prompt Every Monday at 9am, run this digest for the previous 7 days and post it to [#your-alerts-channel]. If there were fewer than 5 high-priority conversations, post a one-line summary instead of the full digest.
What the Team Gets
- How many high-priority conversations came in, compared with the week before
- The top things buyers asked about, each with an example in their own words
- The most common objections and any competitors mentioned
- The demos buyers watched most
- One thing to act on this week