Before a sales call you piece the client together from tabs — their site, the news, the CRM history. It eats minutes per deal and you still walk in half-briefed.
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Copy the prompt below, replace vibe_api_xxx with your API key and send it to the agent. It will call the API and write working code on its own.

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Build me a Deal Radar for Bitrix24. For the company on a deal, generate a live briefing: what they do, a quick snapshot (headcount, funding, HQ), and recent signals (funding, hiring, launches, news) with sources — plus a “why call now” summary. Clean two-column layout, light styling. Read the deal + linked company via GET /v1/deals/:id and GET /v1/companies/:id. Find recent signals with POST /v1/search (AI Search) using the company name/domain; keep only on-topic results and show the source for each. Write the “what they do” + “why call now” text with POST /v1/chat/completions. API key: vibe_api_xxx (scopes: crm, vibe:search, vibe:ai) API Discovery: https://vibecode.bitrix24.com/v1/me
Bitrix24 strips text in square brackets (e.g. [TAG]) from some CRM text fields — notably the Comment field (comments). The Title field (title) is kept verbatim. If your scenario writes service markers into comments, avoid square brackets or they will silently disappear.
Open a deal and the client is already summarized: what they do, a company snapshot, recent signals with their sources, and a clear reason to call now.
The API resource name does not always match the scope name. Use these exact paths — guessing /v1/:scope often returns 404.
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Managers waste time switching between chat and CRM to check deal status or client contacts.
Managers can't see the big picture: how many deals are in progress, which ones are stuck, where intervention is needed.
Managers process leads in order of arrival, not priority. Hot prospects wait in the queue.