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Helps you prepare for a raise, price or contract talk with questions and an offer plan
The problem it solves
Your salary review is on Thursday, and all you have planned is a number and a knot in your stomach.
For People asking for a raiseAnyone negotiating a priceTeams handling contract terms
- Before
- You walk in with a number, argue your case and end up splitting the difference.
- After
- You walk in with a prep sheet: likely objections named up front, how and what questions, and a planned sequence of offers.
- Stars
- ★ 2.5k
- License
- MIT
- Cost
- Free
- Level
- Beginner
- Contents
- Instructions only
Overview
This skill from Wondel.ai teaches your AI agent a negotiation framework based on Chris Voss's book Never Split the Difference. Describe the talk ahead, such as a salary review or a price dispute, and the agent helps you prepare an accusation audit, how and what questions, labels for the other side's feelings and an offer plan using the Ackerman method. It also scores your preparation out of 10 and lists the gaps. It suits anyone facing a salary, purchase or contract negotiation.
It turns one well-known book's techniques into a concrete prep sheet for your own situation, instead of general advice.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- I want my landlord to fix the heating this week. Write an accusation audit and three calibrated questions for the call.First try
- Help me prepare for my salary review: I earn [amount] and want [target]. Plan my offers with the Ackerman method.
- The supplier won't move on price. Give me labels and questions to find out what is holding them back.
- Score my negotiation plan out of 10 and list what is missing: [paste plan]
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
What you get
From the creator's documentation.
| Output | What it is | Reads |
|---|---|---|
| Accusation audit | A list of the negative things the other side may think, for you to say first | What you tell it |
| Calibrated questions | How and what questions that push back without saying no | What you tell it |
| Mirrors and labels | Phrases that repeat key words and name the other side's feelings | What you tell it |
| Offer plan | A planned sequence of offers using the Ackerman method | What you tell it |
| Prep score | A score out of 10 with the gaps to close before the talk | What you tell it |
Good to know
Before a salary review or a supplier call, describe the situation and let the agent build a prep sheet: what the other side may fear, questions to ask, labels to use and a planned sequence of offers. Afterwards it scores the plan and names what is missing.
Limits
- The advice follows one book's method, including never splitting the difference and preferring no deal to a bad deal. Decide whether that stance fits your situation.
- The agent only knows what you tell it about the other side. Check facts such as market salary ranges yourself.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: negotiation (wondelai/skills)), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. negotiation: SKILL.md in wondelai/skills
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