jpstack

jpstack turns your terminal into a full operating system for running a startup as a solo founder.

14 opinionated workflow skills that handle the business side — daily briefings, PMF intelligence, sprint planning, sales coaching, conference pipelines, investor reports, and content creation — all as slash commands.

Without jpstack

• You check HubSpot, Fireflies, Apollo, and email separately every morning
• Conference follow-up dies in a spreadsheet. Half the leads never get an email
• Sprint planning is vibes. "I think customers want X" with no receipts
• Pricing conversations repeat the same mistakes because nobody is watching
• You spend 3 hours on an investor update that should take 30 minutes
• Content sits in a doc for weeks because there's no system to ship it

With jpstack

Demo: one conference, four skills

I use jpstack to run the full lifecycle of every conference. One event generates 40-60 qualified leads and $200K+ in pipeline when the system works.

You:   /conference-prep BHASe 2026

jpstack: [Runs two parallel tracks]

         Track A — Lead Intelligence:
         Extracted 847 attendees from conference app.
         Classified 94 as ICP (Primary: 31, Secondary: 63).
         Enriched via Apollo. Verified 67 emails via Hunter.io.
         Saved: BHASe_2026_ICP_Attendees.csv (67 verified contacts)

         Track B — Curated Agenda:
         Analyzed 84 sessions. Selected top 8 for practice owners.
         Generated branded HTML document with "Why attend" insights.
         Saved: BHASe_2026_Curated_Agenda.html

         [You attend the conference. Take notes on who you met.]

You:   /post-conference-insights BHASe 2026

jpstack: [Research + content generation + humanization + PDF]

         Generated 2-page branded PDF: 4 stat cards, 5 insight sections,
         role-based action items for billing, clinical, front desk, owners.
         AI detection score: 11%. Ship it.
         Saved: BHASe_2026_OnePager_Solum_Health.pdf

You:   /post-conference-fup BHASe 2026

jpstack: Segmentation complete:

         HOT — Met & Engaged: 8 contacts
           1. Sarah Chen — CEO at Horizons ABA (discussed PA pain, wants demo)
           2. Marcus Williams — COO at Cedar Grove (pricing conversation started)
           ...

         WARM — Replied / Brief Contact: 14 contacts
         COOL — No Response / Didn't Meet: 31 contacts
         COLD — Badge Scan Only: 14 contacts

         Does this segmentation look right?

You:   Yes, move Marcus to HOT. Build the sequences.

jpstack: [Drafts 8 personalized HOT emails, creates 3 Apollo sequences,
         creates HubSpot deals for HOT contacts]

         Pipeline created: $340K across 8 deals
         WARM sequence: 14 contacts enrolled (4-touch, 10 days)
         COOL sequence: 31 contacts enrolled (4-touch, 14 days)
         COLD sequence: 14 contacts enrolled (3-touch value-first, 14 days)

8 personalized follow-ups sent within 24 hours. 59 contacts in automated sequences. Zero leads lost to "I'll follow up later" syndrome.

Who this is for

You are a founder-CEO running B2B sales at an early-stage startup. You are doing founder-led sales, attending conferences, planning sprints, sending investor updates, and building content — all yourself or with a tiny team.

You want your CRM, call recordings, outreach tools, and market data to talk to each other and tell you what to do next. Not in a dashboard. In your terminal. As actionable output.

This is not a prompt pack. It is an operating system for founders who sell.

The full conference lifecycle

jpstack includes a complete conference pipeline across 3 skills:

BEFORE                    DURING              AFTER
/conference-prep    →    [attend]    →    /post-conference-insights
  - ICP attendee list                       - Branded PDF one-pager
  - Apollo enrichment                       - Share with prospects
  - Curated agenda

                                         /post-conference-fup
                                           - Segment HOT/WARM/COOL/COLD
                                           - Personalized emails for HOT
                                           - Apollo sequences for rest
                                           - HubSpot deals + ROI tracking

Pairs with gstack

jpstack handles business execution. gstack handles engineering execution. Install both.

Install

Open your terminal and paste this:

git clone https://github.com/jp-solumhealth/jpstack.git ~/.claude/skills/jpstack && cd ~/.claude/skills/jpstack && ./setup

That's it. The setup script creates symlinks from ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name> to each skill directory. No binaries, no background processes, no build step.

Install both stacks

git clone https://github.com/jp-solumhealth/jpstack.git ~/.claude/skills/jpstack && cd ~/.claude/skills/jpstack && ./setup
git clone https://github.com/garrytan/gstack.git ~/.claude/skills/gstack && cd ~/.claude/skills/gstack && ./setup

What gets installed

• Skill files (Markdown prompts) in ~/.claude/skills/jpstack/
• Symlinks at ~/.claude/skills/chief-of-staff, ~/.claude/skills/pricing-coach, etc.
• Reference files: scoring rubrics, ICP criteria, brand guides, anti-AI checklists
• Scripts: PDF generator for post-conference one-pagers
• Assets: HTML templates, logos

Everything lives inside ~/.claude/skills/. Nothing touches your PATH or runs in the background.

MCP connectors (recommended)

These skills pull from your existing tools. The more connectors you have, the more skills light up:

Skills degrade gracefully. If a connector isn't available, the skill uses what it can and tells you what's missing.

Other requirements

• Python 3.10+ with fpdf2 — for post-conference PDF generation
• Playwright — for LinkedIn carousel export

Upgrading

cd ~/.claude/skills/jpstack && git pull && ./setup

Uninstalling

for s in chief-of-staff pmf-pulse product-insights weekly-retro investor-report pricing-coach conference-prep post-conference-insights post-conference-fup prior-auth-review x-healthcare-posts linkedin-carousel-builder fact-check solum-health-brand; do rm -f ~/.claude/skills/$s; done && rm -rf ~/.claude/skills/jpstack

How I use these skills

Built by JP Montoya, CEO of Solum Health (YC S22).

I built jpstack because I was spending more time context-switching between tools than actually selling. HubSpot tab, Fireflies tab, Apollo tab, Google Sheets tab, content doc tab. Five tools open, none of them talking to each other.

Now I start every morning with /chief-of-staff. It pulls everything and tells me what matters today. On Fridays I run /weekly-retro to see if the week moved the needle on revenue. Before every conference I run /conference-prep. After every conference I run /post-conference-fup within 24 hours.

The unlock is not any single skill. It is that they all share context. The attendee list from /conference-prep feeds into /post-conference-fup. The call data from /pricing-coach shows up in /weekly-retro. The PMF signals from /pmf-pulse inform what /product-insights recommends for the sprint.

That compounding is the point.

Customizing for your startup

1. Fork this repo and replace brand in solum-health-brand/SKILL.md
2. Update ICP criteria in conference-prep/references/icp-criteria.md
3. Adjust pricing benchmarks in pricing-coach/references/scoring-rubric.md
4. Update PMF competitors and Reddit search terms in pmf-pulse/SKILL.md
5. Set your revenue target in weekly-retro/SKILL.md
6. Swap MCP connectors — patterns work with any CRM, dialer, or outreach tool

About Solum Health

Solum Health builds AI-powered front-office automation for healthcare providers. Our AI assistant Annie handles prior authorization, insurance verification, patient intake, and claims management.

License

MIT