Sales Control Panel
A sales dashboard that reads your email, calendar, calls and pipeline, then brings your top priorities to your attention.
- ›Copy the prompt, paste it into any Cowork chat — Claude fetches the skill, and one click on Save skill installs it. Works in Claude Code too: paste it there and it installs itself, no button needed.
- ›Always the latest version, straight from the public GitHub repo — and it tells you when a new one is out.
The full setup guide is right below. It only takes a few minutes.
If you don't have the Claude desktop app, you'll need it first, so download it here.
(You'll also need Claude Pro, around $20.)
Install Cowork
Download the Claude desktop app and sign in on a paid plan. It has to be the desktop app, not the browser, because that is the version that can read your files and connect to your tools.
Open Cowork and give it a folder
Cowork is where Claude actually does work on your computer, not just chat. Get in and point it at one folder:
- Open the desktop app and switch to Cowork, the middle of the three modes at the top.
- Click New Task, then Work in a Project, then Choose a folder.
- Make a fresh, empty folder (I call mine Claude Playground).
- Got a deals export from your CRM? Drop it in that folder now. No export yet is fine, the skill can build you a sample one.
Claude only ever sees that one folder, nothing else on your computer, and it uses it to save your panel and your data. So it stays private and tidy.
Install the skill
A skill is a saved set of instructions Claude follows every time. Copy this whole box, paste it into a Cowork chat, and Claude fetches the latest version and installs it for you:
- Press Copy, then in the Claude desktop app open Cowork, start a New Task, paste, and send. (Computer, not phone. Claude Code works too: paste the same prompt there.)
- Claude fetches the skill and shows you a file with a Save skill button — click it. That's the whole install.
- Check it worked: click + at the bottom of the chat, then Skills. You should see it listed.
Nothing installs until you click that button, and everything the prompt fetches is public code you can read at github.com/bingley-ai/bingley-skills.
Already installed it before? The same paste updates it and keeps any customisations you've made. Prompt didn't work? Download the skill and drag the file into a Cowork chat, then click Save skill.
Run it
- Open a New Task in your project folder.
- Click + > Skills > sales-control-panel, or just say build my sales panel.
- It asks where your deals data is, then reads it. Messy headers from any CRM export are fine, it works them out.
No deals export yet? Say build my sales panel with demo data instead. It writes you a full sample pipeline, dated today, and builds the real panel from it, so you can see the whole thing working before you plug anything in. Your panel lands in your folder as panel.html — Claude hands it to you to open, and you ask for a refresh whenever your numbers change.
Connect your tools (when ready)
Go to Customize > Connect your apps and add your real data sources, so the panel runs on your own pipeline.
- The ones that matter most are your email and your pipeline or CRM.
- For each: search the tool, click it, log in, done.
You can run it on the sample data first, then come back and connect your apps to make it properly yours.
Before you finish (quick checks)
- ›Claude desktop app installed on a paid plan, Cowork open with one folder selected.
- ›Skill visible under + > Skills.
- ›Pointed it at your deals export, or asked it for demo data.
- ›Output is your panel, panel.html in your folder, rebuilt whenever you ask.
New How was this skill built? (Click here) ▾
How was this skill built?
Every skill ships only after planning, research, building, testing and re-testing. Here is the record for the Sales Control Panel.
- ✓Works with Gmail or Outlook, and reads real CRM exports from HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive.
- ✓Handles multiple currencies and messy date formats without silently dropping deals.
- ✓Never invents data: missing fields are flagged and you decide before it builds.
Key strengths