LeadGenOS now lives inside Claude. There are no dashboards to memorize — you ask in plain English and it does the work: pulling lists, drafting emails, reading replies, tracking deals. This page is your cheat sheet, for the training call and every day after.
Works the same in the Claude web app and the Claude desktop app. You'll do this together on the call — after that, it stays connected.
https://leadgenos-ab6-production.up.railway.app/mcp
You don't need commands — just talk. These are grouped by the six stages of a campaign, plus money & health. Hit Copy, paste into Claude, and change the words to fit.
Give me a quick status of the Red Rocks campaign — how many leads, how many emailed, and any replies?
What can you help me do in LeadGenOS? Give me the short list.
Run a health check and tell me if anything's broken or disconnected.
Find US beverage brands that sponsor music events and add them as leads.
How many leads do we have, broken down by category?
Search our leads for energy-drink brands we haven't contacted yet.
Show me the wave-1 leads that don't have an email address yet.
Which of our leads look like a poor fit for a Red Rocks sponsorship pitch?
Tag the dream-tier brands so I can find them later.
Enrich the wave-1 apparel brands so we know the right person and their role.
What's the enrichment status of the Cement Gardens list?
Draft a first cold email to White Claw pitching Cement Gardens at Red Rocks, in Michele's voice.
Write a 3-step follow-up for brands that opened but didn't reply.
Show me opens and replies for the Energy campaign this week.
Who replied recently, and what did they say?
Add White Claw to the CRM as a new deal in the "contacted" stage.
What have we spent this month, and on what?
Are any mailboxes bouncing or at risk of landing in spam?
Which campaigns are live right now, and how are they pacing?
Claude is powerful, so keep two buckets in mind. Reading and drafting can't hurt anything. Sending and deleting reach the real world — slow down on those.
Do it live and hands-on — everyone connects on their own machine, then runs real prompts against the real data.
The pitch: no buttons to learn. You ask, it does — one conversation instead of ten screens.
Everyone opens Connectors, pastes the URL, signs in with their invite. Fix stragglers here.
Each person runs "status," "what can you do," and a search. Prove it's their real data.
One prompt per stage — Find → Review → Enrich → Write → Watch. Show a draft email being written live.
Cover the two buckets. Emphasize: sending and deleting get a second look during the retainer.
Send this page's link. Tell them to keep it open and copy prompts straight from it.