CSMs copy a prompt into Copilot and prep the next call. CS Ops points an agent at the Admin CLI and reads the tenant before anything changes.
Walk into the next call prepared. Copy a prompt into Gainsight Copilot. Name the customer. Staircase adds what they said, when it's connected.
Copy a Copilot promptKnow the tenant before an agent touches it. Start with a read-only audit of rules, reports, scorecards, and where ARR, health, and risk are defined.
Open the read-only starter kitEach kit is sample code you can read. Nothing here is a supported Gainsight product. Open the folder, or download just that kit.
Seventeen prompts for one account, the book, and the team: call prep, exec meeting prep, a customer story, a save plan, a command center, expansion, handoffs, a risk radar, and capacity. Nothing is sent or posted until you approve.
Weekly call briefs from your calendar, an exec prep note, risk updates on Timeline, and account dashboards. Add them to the AI agent you already use. Each card says what it writes.
A prompt that asks an AI agent what the tenant is configured to do. It never creates, edits, or deletes. A full run is typically under $2 of API usage.
A local copy of the tenant so later questions don't start over. Changes wait for a yes on that change, then a read-back and a changelog entry.
Paste this into Gainsight Copilot and replace the customer name. The same prompt is in the repository, with sixteen more beside it.
Customers to prep, or a tenant to understand. Both start from this repository.
Prep me for my next call with [customer name]. Tell me where the account stands (health, renewal, ARR, stage), who I should talk to, the open risks and CTAs, what happened recently on the timeline, the landmines to avoid, and 3 questions I should ask. If Staircase is connected, include sentiment and what the customer said on recent calls. If it is not connected, say so. If a value is missing, say so. Do not invent numbers.