The best sales reps don’t do CRM cleanup at midnight. They don’t scramble to prep for calls. And they don’t chase down follow-ups manually.
With Go, you can build custom agents that handle all of that automatically—and you don’t need a technical background to do it. Within just a few minutes, you can create custom agents that run in the background so you can stay focused on selling. Below are six ready-to-use agents, each with a prompt you can copy and paste directly into Go to get started.
1. Pre-call prep
Walking into a sales call without context is a bad look. This agent automatically pulls together an account briefing before every external meeting—email history, Gong calls, Salesforce notes, Slack threads—so reps are always prepared without spending 20 minutes digging.
Copy this prompt into Go:
Before any meeting on my calendar with an external contact, give me a one-page brief that pulls from our email history, past calls in Gong, Salesforce notes, and relevant Slack threads. Include who's attending and their role, where we left off, what they care about, and three things I should cover on this call.
2. Post-call deal hygiene
After a call ends, the last thing a rep wants to do is update the CRM. This agent logs notes in Salesforce, bumps the deal stage if the conversation warrants it, and drops follow-up tasks into the rep’s to-do list—automatically.
Copy this prompt into Go:
After a sales call, log my notes in Salesforce, update the deal stage if the conversation calls for it, and add any follow-up tasks to my to-do list so nothing gets missed.
3. Product feedback filer
When a prospect flags a missing feature, that insight usually dies in a call transcript. This agent catches it in real time and files a Jira ticket with full call context—no tab-switching, no copy-pasting.
Copy this prompt into Go:
When a prospect mentions a feature or product gap on a call, offer to file a Jira ticket for me. Include the context from the call so the request is clear to the product team.
4. Follow-up drafter
After a call, reps shouldn’t have to stare at a blank email. This agent drafts a tailored follow-up in the rep's own voice—recapping what was agreed, listing next steps with owners and dates, and matching the tone of the existing thread.
Copy this prompt into Go:
After a sales call, draft a tailored follow-up email that recaps what we agreed on, lists next steps with owners and dates, and matches the tone of my past emails in the thread.
5. Sales accuracy checker
One off-brand claim or outdated price in an email can cost a deal. This agent reviews every message before it goes out, flags anything that doesn’t match approved messaging or current pricing, and suggests a fix on the spot.
Copy this prompt into Go:
As I write emails, flag anything that doesn't match our approved messaging or current pricing. Point out the issue and suggest a fix before I hit send.
6. Pipeline rollup
Weekly team tag-ups shouldn’t require 30 minutes of manual Salesforce prep. This agent pulls the latest deal status before every meeting—stage, next step, risks, and what's changed since last week—so the rep walks in ready.
Copy this prompt into Go:
Each week before my team tag-up, summarize where my open deals stand: the stage, next step, risks, and anything that has changed since last week. Pull the latest from Salesforce so I don't have to update it by hand.
How to build an agent in Go
You don’t need to be technical to set up any of the agents above. Here’s how to do it in three quick steps:
Open Go chat. Start a new chat with Go or open the easy-to-use Agent Builder.
Paste a prompt. Drop in any prompt from this post, set the trigger, and connect it to the sources the agent needs, like Salesforce, Gong, or your calendar.
Save the agent. Once it’s live, it runs in the background automatically.
