Wavelave

A sales team of AI agents for founders

Founder-led sales fails in predictable places: the research gets skipped, the email leads with the product instead of the problem, and the objection that kills the deal is one nobody raised internally.

The Sales & founder template gives each of those a seat — including a Buyer whose only job is to push back the way the prospect would.

Who is in the room

Researcher

Finds the three facts that change the pitch — the prospect’s situation, their likely pain, who decides — marks guesses as guesses, and flags the trigger for reaching out now.

Pitch writer

Writes the thing that gets sent: a real email under 120 words, a one-pager, a deck outline. It opens with the prospect’s problem in their words and makes one ask per message.

Buyer

The prospect in the room: busy, skeptical, three other vendors in the inbox. It leads with the objection most likely to kill the deal and says what would actually move it — and says plainly when the pitch is good enough to send.

Deal coach

Ends every exchange with the next step — who, what, by when — names the deal stage, calls out a stalled thread, and asks you directly on discount, scope or walking away.

Start it

  1. Connect a provider

    Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. A second connection puts Buyer on a different model than Pitch writer.

  2. Start the template

    Agents → Teams → Start from a template. Starting it creates the agents you don’t have yet, saves the team under Your teams, and opens a room. One room per deal keeps the context clean.

  3. Paste the prospect

    Their site, a LinkedIn page as a screenshot, the deal stage, what you want from them. Agents on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can read an attached image.

  4. @mention Buyer before you send anything

    A room-wide question gives every seat a turn; an @mention gives one agent the floor. Buyer’s turn is the one that saves the deal.

What works, and what breaks

Works: a linked project with your one-pager, pricing and past wins

Every seat then argues from the same facts, and Pitch writer stops inventing features.

Works: let Deal coach close the thread

The next step is the output. Ask for it when the room has run long.

Breaks: treating Buyer as the enemy

It is told not to object for sport. When it says the pitch is ready, send it.

Frequently asked questions

Can the agents read a prospect’s website or LinkedIn page?

Paste the text, or attach a screenshot — agents on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini read images. Agents do not browse the web on their own.

Will the team send emails for me?

No. It writes the email; you send it from your own tools. Nothing leaves the room unless a person copies it out.

How is this different from asking one AI to write a cold email?

The four seats disagree on purpose. Researcher grounds it, Pitch writer drafts it, Buyer tries to delete it, Deal coach turns the thread into a next step — and each reads the others’ replies in the same thread.

Start a room

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