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Use case

Build a sales outreach agent

An outreach agent that drafts personal-feeling email, qualifies replies on the phone, and updates the CRM without anyone copy-pasting notes.

A working sales outreach agent is not one tool. It is three: something that drafts the email, something that handles the call when the lead replies, and something that keeps the CRM honest. Here is how to compose it.

The stack

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  1. 1
    A Agents Phone qualifier

    Help Genie

    by Enterprise DNA

    Why this: When a lead picks up, Help Genie pre-qualifies, books the meeting, and writes the call summary back to the CRM. Phone-first SMBs convert better with this than with a voicemail loop.

    Full entry
  2. 2
    P Apps Email drafting

    Lindy

    by Lindy AI

    Why this: Lindy handles inbound replies and drafts personal-feeling follow-ups. The visual builder keeps the sales team in control of tone.

    Full entry
  3. 3
    M MCP CRM (if on Supabase)

    Supabase MCP Server

    by Supabase

    Why this: A custom CRM in Supabase becomes the system of record. The agent reads and writes through a scoped MCP token, no service-role keys near the model.

    Full entry
  4. 4
    S Skills Tone + style

    Internal Comms Skill

    by Anthropic

    Why this: A skill keeps every outbound message on-brand. Stops the agent reaching for marketing language at the wrong moments.

    Full entry
Why we picked this stack

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Enterprise DNA wires every piece into one operating layer. The Help Genie call summary becomes a CRM note. The Lindy draft becomes an approved outbound thread. The pipeline status updates in OPM. One cockpit. Real instrumentation.

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