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Negotiation prep planner for the weaker side
Describe a talk where the other side holds more power. Get your terms, their needs and the order to move in.
Negotiation prep planner for the weaker side is a free AI skill for the job "Sell and negotiate". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Thinking: high
What it does
When you hold less power, it is tempting to ask for little, or to push hard and break the talk. Both lose. Without written terms, you give way a piece at a time. Without knowing what the other side fears, you push in the wrong place. This skill prepares you before anyone sits down. It starts from the outcome both sides could live with, then learns the other side's world and words. It separates the person across the table from the system they work in. It lists steps from mild to strong, picks the mildest that still carries force, and writes your non-negotiables before any offer. It also checks that every group who must live with the result has a voice.
You give it
- What the talk is about and who is on each side
- What you want, and what you cannot accept
- What you know about the other side's needs, rules and pressures (optional)
You get
- A one-line end state both sides could live with
- A profile of the other side, with their needs, fears and words
- Your non-negotiables and what you can give
- Steps from mild to strong, with the one to try first
Use it when
- A large customer is changing your terms and you depend on them for much of your income.
- You are asking a landlord, manager or council for a change they can refuse.
- A partner or supplier holds more power than you and a deadline is coming.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Describe the situation and what is at stake. Be honest about where you are weak.
- Paste anything the other side has written, such as emails, contracts or policies.
- Read the non-negotiables out loud. Change any you would give up under pressure.
- Use the step list to decide when to open, wait or escalate.