services/pilot.md

“Our pilots aren't converting.”

We design your next pilot or redesign the one that's running. The goal is a pilot you can replicate, scale and convert. We sit in on your pilots and talk with the people in them. Then we rebuild the criteria, the buyer, the date and the path to a contract.

Usually [2 to 3 weeks]. It works before kickoff or in the middle of a pilot.

From conversations to instructions your agents run

WHO WE TALK TO
RECORDED
THE READOUT
AGENT INSTRUCTIONS
WHAT YOUR AGENTS DO, DIRECTLY
Your pilot people
your team, the champion, users
Check-ins and interviews
transcribed with your permission
pilot-readout.md
what's blocking conversion
pilot.md
a design built to convert
Preps each check-in
from usage and notes
Flags warning signs
the same day
Drafts the business case
results against criteria
each pilot feeds the next

how-it-works.md

Instructions your agents run.

01

Talk

We sit in on pilot check-ins. We talk one to one with your pilot team. We talk with the customer's champion and users when they're available. We look at past pilots too.

02

Record

Check-ins and interviews are transcribed with your permission and your customer's.

03

Read out

We write up what's blocking conversion. We show the pattern behind the pilots that stalled. It's usually missing criteria, a missing buyer, no decision date or no agreed contract.

04

Write the instructions

We turn the readout into the pilot file. It holds the criteria the customer signs, the named buyer, the decision date and the contract. We add a skill that reads your usage data and check-in notes every week. Both go into a restricted project only your pilot team can see.

pilot.md

What we design for conversion

A pilot converts when everyone agrees on what a yes looks like before it starts. Everyone also knows who says yes. Every pilot we design has these. The next pilot can run the same way.

Success criteria

Three at most. Each one is measurable. The customer agrees to them in writing.

The economic buyer

Named and in the room by week two. The champion brings them in.

A decision date

On the calendar from day one. The conversion conversation is booked before the pilot ends.

The contract

Scope, price and term are agreed up front.

The weekly rhythm

A check-in tracks results against the criteria. Warning signs get raised the same day.

The business case

Results against each criterion. It's ready for the CFO the week the pilot ends.

Already running a pilot that's drifting? We redesign it. We reset the criteria with the customer. We bring the buyer in. We set the date.

what-you-keep.md

Instructions your agents run

Each file is a set of instructions. It tells an agent what to read, what to do and what to produce. A person approves anything that goes out. We optimize them for your tech stack. They feed your agents from the day we hand them over. The readout is the working document behind them.

pilot-readout.md Working document

What the pilot people said. What's working and what isn't. The pattern across your pilots. Customer names stay out of shared copies.

Tell your agent “Why did our last two pilots stall?” It will Answer from the readout. Give the evidence for each reason.

How it's loaded
It lives in your gtm/ folder as the source. Shared copies leave out customer names.

pilot.md Context

One file per pilot. It holds the success criteria and who's who. It holds the decision date, the contract and a weekly log. It's restricted because it names the customer's people.

Tell your agent “Is Acme at risk?” It will Check the warning signs: no economic buyer, flat usage, changed criteria, a date that moved. Say which have fired.

How it's loaded
It lives in a restricted project or folder. Only your pilot team and their agents can read it.

how-to-run-a-pilot.md Skill

The kickoff checklist and weekly check-in prep. The warning signs. The conversion conversation.

Tell your agent “Prep Thursday's check-in with Acme.” It will Pull the latest usage. Compare it with the criteria in pilot.md. Write the agenda and the one question to ask.
Tell your agent “Draft the business case for Acme's CFO.” It will Show results against each criterion. Show the contract it converts to. Keep it to one page.

How it's loaded
We install it as an Agent Skill. It reads the pilot file and your usage data. It also reads the check-in notes.

Where we stop We design and redesign pilots. You run them. The customer relationship stays yours.

Your next pilot starts with one conversation.

Twenty minutes. You'll leave knowing whether you're in a red ocean or a blue one. You'll know what that means for how you sell.

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