cfcrm-buildMulti-version build plan for ContactFlowCRM (CFCRM). Guides agents through v1→v5 phased development with deliverables, checklists, and success criteria per v...
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clawdbot install vega6dev/cfcrm-buildGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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https://contactflowcrm.comAudited Apr 27, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Oct 3, 2026
A development team uses the skill to plan and track a phased build of ContactFlowCRM. They ask for the v1 Foundation plan, review the deliverables table, and assign effort estimates to sprint tasks.
Before shipping v3 Monetization, a product manager runs /cfcrm-build checklist v3 to ensure all deliverables like the Pro-Coach sprint and revenue split engine are complete. The skill persists completion status for future reference.
A startup founder uses the skill to generate a one-page roadmap summary showing progress across all five versions. This concise overview helps communicate development milestones and timelines to potential investors.
An AI agent integrated into the SuccessBrian ecosystem activates the skill when asked 'what's next for CFCRM?' to determine the first uncompleted deliverable. It then presents actionable tasks to the human operator.
Marketing and engineering teams use the skill to align on CRM feature releases. They reference the version plans to synchronize go-to-market activities with the completion of v2 Smart Nurture features.
ContactFlowCRM is offered as a monthly or annual subscription with tiered pricing based on features and contact limits. Higher tiers unlock advanced features like Pro-Coach sprints and enrichment credits.
The platform enables coaches and third-party service providers to sell their offerings, with the platform taking a 30% commission on each transaction. This fosters an ecosystem where participants earn while the platform monetizes.
The core CRM is free with basic contact management, while advanced capabilities like WhatsApp habit logging and AI enrichment are sold as add-on credits. Users pay for what they need as they scale.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate with existing project management tools to automatically update task statuses when deliverables are checked off. Use the ecosystem_knowledge store to persist version progress and sync across agent sessions.
Scored Oct 3, 2026
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