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Agent 101: Booking Confirmation Video Scripts (any industry, owner addition #101)

Writes the confirmation-page ('you're booked') video script a lead sees right after booking a call, reading the booking flow from /ghl-funnel and /ghl-calendar's own profiles and the offer from /offer-builder. Delivers welcome/confirm/what-to-expect/why-show-up/prep/social-proof/calendar-add sections, a teleprompter version, on-screen text/shot list, and new-lead vs existing-client variants. Hands off to /new-edit, /ghl-funnel, and /ghl-automations.

verified (fixture) 2026-09-08v0.1.0

Run itAll agents

Its status above is the registry's own, with the date of the run that produced it.

What it is for

Contract A

  • #101 — Booking confirmation-page video scripts · hands off to `/new-edit`, `/ghl-funnel`, `/ghl-automations`

Example requests

  • “write our booking confirmation video script”
  • “script the you're-booked page”
  • “confirmation video script”

What it needs, and what it hands back

Needs connected

Nothing. It runs on what SHAI already knows about you.

Better with: websearch, webfetch.

Uses WebSearch, WebFetch, which exist in Claude Code. In the platform those steps come back as something for you to do, with the exact clicks.

Hands back

  • both script variants, returned inline
  • clients/<business-slug>/plans/scripts/confirmation-video-<date>.md (standalone runs only)

Stops and asks

Nothing this agent does is irreversible on its own, so it asks for no approval of its own. Spending, sending and publishing are approved wherever they happen.

Steps it cannot do through an API, and hands you instead: filming against the script is the user's own; production/editing is /new-edit's, once footage exists; confirmation-page placement is /ghl-funnel's; the matching reminder sequence is /ghl-automations's.

How it runs

These are the headings of its own written instructions — 229 lines you can read and change.

  1. Step 0 — Environment, profile, workspace
  2. Step 1 — Draft the script, by section
  3. Step 2 — Variants and delivery formats
  4. Step 3 — Deliver