Stop recreating the process in every new chat. SoloSearcher’s skills define the inputs, method, and output for specific acquisition tasks.
Included in the free skills library. Availability varies by agent and workspace. Explore illustrative examples below.
A METHOD FOR THE QUESTION IN FRONT OF YOU
Research. Evaluate. Prepare to act.
These methods exist in the SoloSearcher skills library. Each begins with specific inputs and produces something you can review.
DISCOVERY
Company research
You provide
Company name and known context
The skill produces
Public-web research and an operating-status assessment
Review evidence and uncertainty before outreach.
DISCOVERY
Draft outreach
You provide
Company research and buyer background
The skill produces
A first-contact draft grounded in the business
You review, edit, and send it. The skill does not send messages.
ANALYSIS
Income statement analysis
You provide
Seller financial periods, including revenue
The skill produces
A structured assessment of financial health
Verify seller figures and discuss findings with your advisors.
ANALYSIS
Pro-forma cash flow
You provide
Financials, asking price, and acquisition assumptions
The skill produces
A cash flow scenario for the proposed acquisition
Review financing and operating assumptions; projections are not guarantees.
CLOSE
Deal structure
You provide
Asking price, buyer profile, and available analysis
The skill produces
A structured assessment of proposed deal terms
Use it to prepare questions and offer inputs with your advisors.
ONE TASK · A USEFUL OUTPUT
“Is this company still operating?”
Company research begins with the known business identity. Its output includes an operating-status assessment and a summary with uncertainty made explicit.
NORTHSTAR · COMPANY RESEARCHFICTIONAL EXAMPLE
01 · YOUR REQUEST
Research Northstar Commercial Services. What does the public web tell us, and what still needs checking?
02 · PREPARED METHOD
The company-research skill examines public evidence and separates what it supports from what remains unknown.
03 · EXAMPLE OUTPUT
Operating status: unknown
The supplied material describes commercial services. Current operating status and ownership still need confirmation.
Next step: verify the current company website and owner before outreach.
The connected workflow brings research back to the company record, where it can inform your next step. Check the saving options for your skill and workspace; the output shown here is illustrative.
You do not need to memorize a tool catalog. After connecting SoloSearcher to your AI agent, paste this prompt into your conversation.
On the SoloSearcher MCP, what skills and tools do I have access to? Explain what each does, group them by Discovery, Analysis, and Close, and suggest a useful first task.
The answer should reflect the tools and skills available through your connection and permissions. Ask what inputs a task needs and what it will produce before you start.
Use the workspace manually first, or use your own supported AI agent to run acquisition tasks.
Skills supply the method.
A skill specifies how to approach a task and what to return. It is more than permission to read a database, and it does not replace your judgment.
The connection supplies the context.
MCP, or Model Context Protocol, lets an authorized compatible agent work with workspace tools. Connection does not mean every skill automatically saves every output.
Can I install it from my agent’s directory?
Directory installation is not available yet. Use the connection options offered in your workspace.
Does SoloSearcher pay for the AI?
No. You use your own AI provider, whose subscription or usage charges are separate. SoloSearcher is not a hosted general-purpose AI chat service.
Can a skill send outreach for me?
The outreach skill creates a draft. You review, edit, and send it yourself.
What about confidential seller documents?
Check your NDA and permission to share before providing deal materials to an agent. Review your provider’s data settings. Public examples never contain private deal materials.