Sales Engineer
Qualify a lead and get it to a real next step — without promising a feature that doesn’t exist.
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1 Qualify the fit Claude Opus 4.8 920ms
250 seats and an SSO requirement put this in the Enterprise tier. Budget and timeline are unstated — flagging both as open before I commit to a demo slot.
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2 Check the claim Claude Haiku 4.5 540ms
They asked about SAML SSO. The matrix says Okta and Azure AD are GA; generic SAML is beta. I’ll state exactly that, not “yes.”
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3 Draft the follow-up Claude Opus 4.8 1180ms
One email: confirms Okta/Azure GA, flags generic SAML as beta, asks for budget and timeline, proposes two demo slots. No roadmap promises.
Each step ran on whichever model is best at that job — not one model for everything. The worker is the workflow.
Permissions & guardrails- Read: CRM records, the product capability matrix and won/lost notes for the account in play
- Write: draft follow-ups and call notes only; nothing leaves the account owner’s outbox unless they send it
- Escalate: the AE when a deal needs a non-standard discount, a security review or a roadmap commitment
- Never: promise a feature that isn’t shipped, or claim a capability it can’t cite in the matrix
- Never: quote a price or contract term that hasn’t been approved for that tier
- Qualified as Enterprise — 250 seats, SSO required, 2 open questions flagged.
- Answered the SSO question precisely: Okta/Azure GA, generic SAML beta. No overselling.
- Drafted a follow-up for the AE to send. Nothing sent without a human.
84.2%
a general model gets 69.5% · +14.7pp
69.4 · 73.5 · 77.1 · 80.3 · 82.6 · 84.2
private rules were taught in one workspace and never leave it. general rules are true about the work, so every copy of this worker gets them.