Six AI sales agents. One personal workspace. Less time starting from scratch.
Prepare for sales conversations, draft thoughtful follow ups, and work through your next move with practical AI support. Mission Control for Sales brings useful agents and Agent Academy training together for $99 a month.
An account to research. A call to prepare for. Notes to turn into a follow up. A proposal that still needs a first draft.
Then another AI tool promises to fix your entire life, provided you spend the weekend learning it.
You want something useful for the work already on your calendar. Mission Control gives you a place to start, a specific agent for the task, and a way to build your skills as you go.
Keep the creativity. Lose the repetition.
Each agent is a station in your workspace — not a replacement for you. You give it context, it hands back a draft, and you make the final call.
You give the context. You review the work. You call the shots.
Walk in with context.
you review every output
Company context, relevant signals, potential priorities, and questions to investigate.
“Build an account brief from these sources. Show the evidence and flag what we still need to verify.”
Verify the facts and decide which insights are relevant to your buyer.
Have a reason to reach out.
you review every output
An email draft, a LinkedIn message draft, and a clear next step.
“Draft a short introduction using this verified account context. Keep it direct and give them one useful reason to reply.”
Check the personalization, make it sound like you, and choose whether to send it.
Show up ready to listen.
you review every output
A meeting plan, prioritized questions, and a clear objective.
“Help me prepare for a discovery call. What should I understand before discussing a solution?”
Choose the questions that fit the relationship and follow the conversation where it goes.
Keep the conversation moving.
you review every output
A concise recap, action list, and email draft for review.
“Turn these notes into a follow up. Separate agreed actions from suggested next steps, and flag missing owners or dates.”
Confirm commitments, correct the details, and send the message yourself.
Give the blank page a different job.
you review every output
A structured draft with objectives, scope, deliverables, and open questions.
“Draft a proposal using only these approved details. Flag missing pricing and commitments instead of inventing them.”
Approve the scope, pricing, promises, and final wording.
Practice the tricky conversation before it counts.
you review every output
A practice scenario, response feedback, and alternative questions to try.
“Play a buyer who says this is not a priority. Challenge my response and help me understand what I should ask next.”
Apply your judgment to the real conversation. Practice is preparation, not a prediction of what a buyer will do.
Pick one recurring sales task and the agent built to help with it. Start with something you can review and use today.
Explain the outcome you want and provide information you are permitted to use. Specific inputs give you a better starting point.
Check the facts, refine the wording, and decide what happens next. Your expertise stays in the process.
Use the workflow again and compare the effort and quality with your previous approach. Keep what helps and improve what does not.
One mission. One agent. One real result.
Your first useful result should lead somewhere. Agent Academy is included with Mission Control, helping you learn to give clearer instructions, evaluate outputs, adapt assistants, and build useful agents of your own.
Start with the task in front of you. Build your understanding as you use it.
Your skills can keep growing as your career changes.
Learn to write useful prompts.
Learn to configure a custom assistant.
Learn how agents use tools.
Explore workflows across systems.
Learn how agents work together.
You have real sales work to do and want practical AI help you can understand. You care about the quality of what reaches a prospect, and you want to feel confident using the tools behind it.
Mission Control for Sales is built for account executives, business developers, independent consultants, and founders who handle their own selling.
You can start learning now. Your development deserves a place on your calendar, too.
Courtney Vigil and Annabel Pickens are the founders of Pipeline Rocks and the builders behind Double Agents. On the show, they take real problems, build AI agents, test what happens, and show what needs fixing.
Make AI useful. Make business fun. Make people more capable.
Six sales agents for research, outreach, meeting preparation, follow up, proposals, and conversation practice.
Bring the task that keeps eating your selling time.
Buying training for your team? Explore Level Up Workshops by Pipeline Rocks.
Put useful AI to work on the sales tasks already in front of you. Build confidence with each result you review, improve, and use.
Your career. Your AI agents. Your next move.
