Autostackup MCP Suite
The AI operating system for founders — plug Claude directly into your sales pipeline, marketing strategy, and business operations. No new apps. No new dashboards. Just ask Claude and get expert-grade output instantly.
What is this?
Most MCP servers connect Claude to APIs — they let you read and write data. Autostackup does something different: it gives Claude business intelligence frameworks — the strategic thinking tools that consultants, growth teams, and sales leaders use every day.
Ask Claude to qualify a lead using BANT and MEDDIC. Ask it to build a full IMC campaign across Meta and Google. Ask it to audit your marketing strategy against Kotler's 9-element framework. It does it — structured, scored, and actionable — in seconds.
Packages
| Package | Install | What it does |
|---|
@autostackup/sales | npx @autostackup/sales | Lead qualification, pipeline tracking, ICP scoring, outreach generation |
@autostackup/marketing | npx @autostackup/marketing | Kotler 9-element analysis, IMC campaign planning, audience segmentation |
@autostackup/hr | 🔜 Coming soon | Recruitment screening, onboarding protocol, offer generation |
@autostackup/research | 🔜 Coming soon | Trend scanning, competitor intelligence, market sizing |
@autostackup/founder | 🔜 Coming soon | Orchestrator — ties all modules together from idea to launch |
Quick Setup (Claude Desktop)
Add to your Claude Desktop config file:
Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"autostackup-sales": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@autostackup/sales"],
"env": {
"HUNTER_API_KEY": "your-hunter-key-optional",
"APOLLO_API_KEY": "your-apollo-key-optional"
}
},
"autostackup-marketing": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@autostackup/marketing"]
}
}
}
Restart Claude Desktop. Done. Every tool below is now available.
@autostackup/sales
Turn Claude into a senior sales strategist. Qualify leads, score fit, write outreach, and track your pipeline — all from a conversation.
qualify_lead — BANT + MEDDIC Dual Qualification
Most teams use BANT or MEDDIC. This tool runs both simultaneously and gives you a combined score, tier, and action plan.
What it does:
- Scores your lead on Budget, Authority, Need, and Timeline (BANT)
- Cross-validates using Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Criteria, Decision Process, Identify Pain, and Champion (MEDDIC)
- Returns a tier (A = close now / B = develop / C = nurture / D = deprioritize)
- Lists specific strengths in this deal ("Decision maker is at VP level", "Timeline is defined")
- Lists specific gaps ("Budget not established", "Competing against 2 vendors")
- Recommends the exact next step ("Schedule executive alignment call and begin proposal draft")
Example prompt:
"Qualify this lead: Acme Corp, 200 employees, SaaS company. Decision maker is the VP of Operations. They need to reduce manual reporting time by 80%. Budget is ~$50k/year. They want to decide by end of quarter."
score_icp — Ideal Customer Profile Fit Scoring
Before you spend time on a lead, know if they actually fit. Define your ICP once and score every prospect against it automatically.
What it does:
- Takes your ICP definition — target industries, company sizes, job titles, geographies, and must-have attributes
- Scores any prospect against each dimension
- Returns a fit score (0–100) and tier (A/B/C/DQ)
- Disqualifies automatically if must-have criteria aren't met — with clear reasons
- Breaks down exactly which dimensions matched and which didn't
Example prompt:
"Score this prospect against my ICP: we sell to B2B SaaS companies, 50–500 employees, targeting Head of Finance or CFO, in the US or UK. The prospect is a 300-person fintech company in London, contact is the Chief Financial Officer."
track_pipeline — Weighted Pipeline Forecast + Risk Detection
See your entire pipeline clearly — not just deal stages, but which deals are going cold, which are at risk of slipping, and what your realistic revenue forecast looks like.
What it does:
- Calculates weighted forecast (deal value × probability) for each stage
- Detects stale deals — any deal with no activity in 14+ days gets flagged
- Flags at-risk deals — closing soon but probability is still low
- Marks overdue deals — expected close date has passed
- Returns a stage breakdown (count + value per stage)
- Generates a urgent actions list ("Follow up with Jane at Acme — no activity for 21 days")
- Computes your win rate across closed deals
Example prompt:
"Track my pipeline: I have 8 deals — [list them with stage, value, last activity, and expected close date]. Give me the forecast and tell me what needs attention this week."
generate_outreach — Personalized Multi-Channel Sales Copy
Stop writing cold emails from scratch. Generate personalized, channel-appropriate outreach in seconds — with multiple subject line options and a follow-up sequence included.
What it does:
- Generates outreach for email, LinkedIn, or SMS
- Supports three tones: formal, conversational, or bold
- Builds the message around your value proposition and their specific pain point
- Includes social proof if you provide a case study or stat
- Returns 4 subject line variants to A/B test
- Includes a follow-up email pre-written and ready to send
- For LinkedIn: generates a connection note (under 300 characters)
- Adds channel-specific tips (send times, A/B testing advice, tone guidance)
Example prompt:
"Write a cold email to Sarah Chen, VP of Marketing at GrowthCo (a 150-person B2B SaaS company). We help marketing teams cut campaign reporting time by 70%. Conversational tone, CTA is a 15-min call."
enrich_lead — Live Contact & Company Enrichment
Get verified emails, phone numbers, job titles, and company data for any lead — without leaving Claude.
What it does:
- Queries Hunter.io (domain search or email verification) or Apollo.io (contact match)
- Returns verified contact data, company firmographics, and social profiles
- Requires your own API key (BYOK) — your data stays yours
Requires: HUNTER_API_KEY or APOLLO_API_KEY in your MCP config env.
@autostackup/marketing
Give Claude the strategic frameworks that marketing consultants charge thousands for. Kotler's 9-element mix, full IMC campaign planning, and audience segmentation — ready in minutes.
kotler_analysis — 9-Element Marketing Mix Audit
Philip Kotler's marketing mix framework covers every dimension of how a business goes to market. This tool scores your company across all 9 elements and tells you exactly what to fix first.
The 9 elements scored:
| Element | What's evaluated |
|---|
| Product | Differentiation, feature depth, product-market fit evidence |
| Price | Value-based vs. cost-plus, price point definition, tiering |
| Place | Channel count, digital presence, channel conflict risk |
| Promotion | Active channels, message consistency, content strategy |
| People | Sales, support, and customer success structure |
| Process | Delivery process documentation, SLA definition |
| Physical Evidence | Social proof, reviews, website quality, packaging |
| Positioning | Target clarity, differentiation statement, competitive framing |
| Performance | KPI tracking, revenue-connected metrics, reporting cadence |
What you get:
- A score (0–100) for each element with the reasoning behind it
- An overall score and rating (Strong / Developing / Needs Work)
- A clear list of strengths to protect and gaps to close
- Top 3 priority actions ranked by urgency
- A strategic summary you can use in board presentations or investor updates
Example prompt:
"Run a Kotler analysis on my SaaS company. We sell project management software to construction firms. [Describe your product, pricing, channels, promotions, team, process, evidence, positioning, and KPIs]."
plan_imc_campaign — Integrated Marketing Communications Plan
Building a campaign across multiple channels is complex. This tool handles the strategy, budget allocation, channel-specific tactics, creative brief, and launch checklist — all in one output.
What it does:
Budget allocation — Splits your budget across channels intelligently based on your objective:
- Awareness → heavier on Meta reach + YouTube
- Consideration → balanced Meta + Google Search
- Conversion → heavier on Google Search + Performance Max + retargeting
- Retention → heavier on email + remarketing
Meta (Facebook/Instagram) plan:
- Campaign objective mapped to Meta's buying types
- Full funnel structure (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU) with budget splits per layer
- Audience recommendations (Lookalike 1%, Lookalike 5%, interest stacks, retargeting windows)
- Ad format recommendations by objective (Reels, carousels, collection, lead forms)
- 4 copy angles to test (problem-led, social proof, curiosity, direct offer)
- Testing protocol (week 1–2 test → week 3–4 optimize → scale)
Google Ads plan:
- Campaign types by objective (Search, Display, Performance Max, YouTube)
- Keyword strategy (exact, phrase, broad match with guidance)
- Negative keyword list
- Responsive Search Ad copy structure (15 headlines, 4 descriptions)
- All recommended extensions (sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets, lead forms)
Email plan (if enabled):
- Sequence length and cadence
- Email-by-email breakdown with subject focus and conversion goal
- Open rate, CTR, and unsubscribe rate targets
Content plan (if enabled):
- Pillar topics for the campaign
- Content types and publishing cadence
- SEO keyword intent guidance
Plus:
- Week-by-week timeline from setup to scale
- KPIs tied to your objective (not vanity metrics)
- Creative needs list — exact dimensions and specs for every asset
- Launch checklist — pixel verification, UTM setup, brand safety, account approvals
Example prompt:
"Plan an IMC campaign for my SaaS product targeting mid-market HR managers in the US. Objective is conversion. Budget $15,000 over 8 weeks. Use Meta and Google. Key message: cut HR admin time by 50%."
segment_audience — Persona Map + Messaging Matrix
Before you spend on ads, know exactly who you're talking to, what they care about, and which channel reaches them best.
What it does:
- Builds 3–4 audience segments based on your product, problem, and existing customers
- For each segment: characteristics, pain points, buying triggers, and estimated market size
- Assigns a priority order (who to go after first and why)
- Defines a messaging approach per segment (problem-led, proof-led, value-led)
- Builds a messaging matrix — headline, subheadline, and CTA tailored for each segment
- Gives channel recommendations calibrated for B2B, B2C, or both
- Includes a community strategy (LinkedIn groups, Discord, WhatsApp, conferences)
Example prompt:
"Segment the audience for my B2B project management tool for construction companies. I solve the problem of missed deadlines and miscommunication between contractors and clients."
Works Best Alongside These MCPs
Autostackup is the strategy and intelligence layer. For data and execution, pair it with these battle-tested tools:
Roadmap
✅ v0.1 @autostackup/core — Shared types, response helpers
✅ v0.1 @autostackup/sales — 5 tools: qualify, score, track, outreach, enrich
✅ v0.1 @autostackup/marketing — 3 tools: Kotler, IMC, audience
🔜 v0.2 @autostackup/hr — Recruitment screening, onboarding, offer letters
🔜 v0.3 @autostackup/research — Trend analysis, competitor scanning, market sizing
🔜 v0.4 @autostackup/legal — Document review, contract risk, clause extraction
🔜 v1.0 @autostackup/founder — Full orchestrator: concept → plan → launch
API Keys
| Key | Used by | Where to get it |
|---|
HUNTER_API_KEY | enrich_lead (Hunter mode) | hunter.io |
APOLLO_API_KEY | enrich_lead (Apollo mode) | apollo.io |
All other tools run entirely on Claude — no external API keys needed.
Contributing
PRs welcome. Each tool lives in its own file under packages/<module>/src/tools/. Adding a new tool means:
- Create
packages/<module>/src/tools/your-tool.ts
- Export it from
src/index.ts
- Register it in
src/server.ts
- Open a PR with a one-line description of what the tool does
License
MIT — free to use, fork, and build on.
Built by autostackup — the AI operating system for founders.
