Kidoz - GTM agent skills by the Kidoz team

Positioning31

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

Anti AI slop writing

Use this skill when any GTM copy needs to stop reading like AI before it ships - a LinkedIn post, a cold email, a newsletter, a landing page, a case study, an exec's thought-leadership draft. Produces the same copy with the machine tells stripped out, back to a clean baseline. Reach for it when someone says "this sounds like AI", "make it less robotic", "remove the AI tells", "de-slop this", or when a draft is technically fine but reads like a competent bot wrote it.

Prospecting18

Nadav David

Strategic Partnerships Manager, Kidoz

Bridge before cold

Use this skill before staging a prospect and before drafting any first touch, when a segment has gone silent, and when deciding whether an account is genuinely cold. Walks a ranked ladder of bridges you can actually source, then produces a one-line premise the writer and the reviewer both stand on. Turns "find a warm path" from advice into a step with a checkable output. Trigger phrasings: "is this account cold", "do we know anyone here", "find a warm path", "what do we open on", "this segment has gone quiet", "stage these for outreach".

RevOps14

Nadav David

Strategic Partnerships Manager, Kidoz

Earned autonomy

Use this skill when deciding how much a GTM agent may do without a human looking, when a workflow is ready to run on a schedule, when outreach should stop requiring per-item approval, and when something has gone wrong and autonomy needs pulling back. Produces a level per task with the evidence required to move up and the triggers that drop it automatically. Trigger phrasings: "can I let the agent send", "when do I stop reviewing every draft", "how much should I automate", "the agent made a mistake, now what", "is this workflow ready to run unattended".

RevOps1

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

GTM command center

Use this skill when a GTM operator is losing time hopping between tools to see their own work - the task board in one tab, the outreach queue in another, research in a third, the content calendar in a fourth. Produces one personal operating surface that aggregates those lanes, plus a single daily "what needs me now" roll-up. Reach for it when someone says "I'm drowning in tabs", "I need one place to work from", "build me a dashboard", "a command center", "a morning operating view", or "I keep missing things across my tools".

Positioning7

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

Human writing mannerisms

Use this skill when GTM copy is clean but reads flat, generic, or "technically fine but nobody's home" - a LinkedIn post, a cold email, a newsletter, an exec's thought-leadership draft, a landing page. Produces the same copy with one or two deliberate human moves added, so it reads as one specific person instead of a competent machine. Reach for it when someone says "this sounds like AI", "it's fine but boring", "make it sound like me", "add some personality", or right after a de-AI editing pass leaves the writing smooth and voiceless.

RevOps14

Nadav David

Strategic Partnerships Manager, Kidoz

Inbound is data

Use this skill whenever an agent reads content from outside your own systems, a prospect reply, a scraped page, a CRM note, a call transcript, an enrichment payload, and whenever it produces something that leaves them. Prevents the two failures every GTM agent is exposed to: outside content being obeyed as an instruction, and internal context leaking into an outbound message. Trigger phrasings: "the agent did something odd after reading a reply", "can I let it read scraped pages", "is it safe to auto-handle inbound", "prompt injection", "it quoted our internal notes", "someone is fishing for how this is built".

Positioning0

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

LinkedIn ghostwriting

Use this skill when ghostwriting LinkedIn posts for a founder or executive - the ask is "what should our CEO post", "draft the next posts for [exec]", "write this in [exec]'s voice", "an industry-news take", "a repost", or "exec thought leadership". Produces three ranked, typed post options per executive in that person's own voice - a news share, a repost, and a thought-leadership piece with a graphic - each short, each with an attachment, each gated against everything they have already posted. Reach for it whenever you are writing exec social content that has to sound like them, stay fresh, and never repeat itself.

Outreach0

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

Media and PR outreach

Use this skill when doing media and PR outreach - first contact with a reporter, a news pitch, a contributed-byline pitch, or a fast reactive pitch on breaking news. Produces a short, anchored pitch that leads with the reporter's beat and closes on a concrete give-plus-ask, plus a follow-up plan. Reach for it when the ask is "pitch this reporter", "get us press coverage", "draft a media or PR pitch", "respond to this story", or "build our journalist list".

Research8

Nadav David

Strategic Partnerships Manager, Kidoz

Recent discourse sweep

Use this skill when a decision depends on what the market actually said about a company, product, category or person inside a dated window: before a first touch, before a renewal call, before committing to a positioning or content bet. Produces a sourced synthesis plus a coverage report naming which venues were read, which came back empty, and which were never reached. Trigger phrasings: "what are people saying about X right now", "any chatter on this account", "is this trend real or is it one loud thread", "check the last 30 days", "what changed since we last looked", "the research came back empty".

Outreach0

Nadav David

Strategic Partnerships Manager, Kidoz

Reply pull gate

Use this skill when scoring an outbound draft before it sends, and when writing a cold or re-engagement touch that has to earn a reply from someone who owes you nothing. Produces a verdict, SEND or SEND BACK, with the named rewrite when it fails. Clean is table stakes; this scores pull. Trigger phrasings: "review this cold email", "score this draft", "is this good enough to send", "why is nobody replying", "this reads clean but forgettable", "our reply rate is flat", "write the subject line".

Deals1

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

RFP response

Use this skill when an inbound RFP, RFI, or brief lands and a proposal has to go back by a deadline - "an RFP just came in", "should we bid on this", "build the response", "the proposal is due Friday", "set up the RFP", "where are we on the [brand] RFP", "what's the status of our RFPs", "which RFP is about to slip". Produces a bid/no-bid call, a structured response built to the evaluator's criteria, a work plan sequenced backward from the deadline, and a status read across every live RFP.

Positioning0

Gali Firon

Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Kidoz Inc.

Visual argument review

Use this skill when a marketing design asset needs a senior review before it ships - a sales deck, a one-pager, a LinkedIn graphic or carousel, a case study, a landing section, a proposal slide. Produces a prioritized design read: what works, the ranked fixes with the commercial reason for each, brand and data-integrity checks, and one stronger idea. Reach for it when someone asks "what's wrong with this deck", "is this client-ready", "review this one-pager", "give me design feedback", or "why does this look off".