Prove It
Install your agent team and create a real prospecting win before the day ends.
Launch a practical AI agent team for recruiting, follow-up, prospect research, and daily execution—without needing a technical background.
The operating model
Install your agent team and create a real prospecting win before the day ends.
Schedule three focused workflows that return useful work without another reminder.
Hand the same proven system to each new person you recruit and lead.
Researches prospects, drafts openers and follow-up, and helps you book more conversations.
Sources, engages, and follows up with the people who could strengthen your team.
Turns your calendar, inbox, and priorities into one focused start-of-day briefing.
Keeps recurring tasks, follow-through, and operating rhythms moving without reminders.
Brings your pipeline, priorities, scorecard, and agent team into one command center.
By the end of this session, your team is installed, connected, and producing work for a real prospect.
Use any Claude Desktop referral button on this page. You need a computer for this experience—not only a phone.
Use the Google account you want connected to your business inbox and calendar.
Cowork is where your agents live. If you do not see it, update the desktop app and restart.
Use the exact install link from your trainer or team channel to add the Genies and Dreams OS.
Approve the requested permissions so your assistant can identify urgent messages and prepare replies.
Approve the calendar permissions so your briefing can see your schedule and meeting context.
Look for Sales Genie, Recruiting Genie, and Dreams OS in Cowork. If they appear, you are installed.
Fast recovery
Confirm you are using the desktop app, update it, then restart.
Disconnect and deliberately reconnect the correct business Google account.
Wait two minutes, then reconnect and approve every requested permission.
Check the skills list. You may be in plain Claude without the DBR plugin loaded.
Replace the brackets, press Enter, and watch your first employee work on an actual prospect.
“Use the Sales Genie to draft a cold-call opener and follow-up email for [prospect name] at [company].”
“Build my Dreams Cowork OS.”
The difference between a chatbot and an employee is a schedule. Ask once; let the system return ready-to-use work.

Three small, specific tasks create an operating rhythm: prepare the day, advance the pipeline, and coach the week.
“Every weekday at 6am [my timezone], review my calendar for today and scan my inbox for anything urgent or from a prospect. Give me a briefing with: (1) my schedule, (2) my top 3 priorities for the day, and (3) any email I need to answer first, with a suggested reply.”
“Every night at 9pm, take the next name on my prospect list [location of your list] and use the Sales Genie to research their company and draft my cold-call opener and first email for tomorrow morning. Save the draft where I will see it in my morning briefing.”
“Every Friday at 4pm, review my week—meetings held, prospects contacted, and follow-ups sent—and score it against my 12-Week Game Plan targets. Tell me what worked, what slipped, and the single most important fix for next week.”
Prompt discipline
“Check my email” is vague. Name the messages, urgency, and result you want.
Three focused tasks are easier to trust, coach, and improve than one giant request.
A briefing, draft, or dashboard update needs an obvious place to arrive.
Do not delete an imperfect output. Bring Wednesday’s briefing to Session 3—that is the proof that showed up while you slept.
Connect more of your operating stack, then give every new team member the same three-week path to capability.
Invite a new recruit to the next live training or guide them through Session 1 using this page. The experience stays consistent as your team grows.
“Join my team, and in your first three weeks I’ll help you install an AI agent team that briefs you every morning, researches prospects every night, and drafts outreach before you wake up.”

Expansion pack
“Every night at 8pm, check for prospects I have contacted who have not replied in 3 or more days, and draft a short, friendly follow-up nudge for each. Queue the drafts for my review in the morning.”
“One hour before any external meeting on my calendar, brief me: who I am meeting, what their company does, our history together, and the three most useful talking points.”
“Every Sunday at 6pm, look at my calendar for the coming week and my Game Plan priorities, then build my week plan: time blocks, top priorities per day, and anything I should prepare in advance.”
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