testimonial-miner
Skill8 starsChanged 3 months agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub
Mines the praise you already earned into usable social proof. Trigger on "find my testimonials", "testimonial bank", "do I have any good client quotes", "social proof for the launch", "customer quotes", "can I use this review", "permission to quote a client", "case study quotes", "who has said nice things about us". Sweeps captured DMs, comments, reviews and meeting transcripts for praise, wins and results moments, then banks each as a verbatim quote with attribution, date said, a receipt and a permission tier: public and reusable, private and needs permission, or confidential and do not use. Separates results quotes into their own sub-bank with FTC typicality flags, drafts permission requests held for approval, and reports which client relationships have no captured praise at all. Internal artifact. Nothing is published and nothing is sent.
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