Build kit

Your agent builds your CRM. We bring the data.

Connect your own Supabase as memory. The agent pulls data through looot, stores it, and builds the interface.

Give this to your agent
set up looot - https://looot.ai/skill.md

The short answer

Can an AI agent build your CRM?

Yes, an AI agent can build your own CRM. Give it a Supabase project for memory and looot for data. It creates the tables, fills them through endpoints billed per call, and builds a small dashboard on top.

Catalog
What it is
One key to the whole looot catalog.
Price
What it costs
Per call. The price is shown before a call that costs more than one cent.
Runtime
How it runs
Your agent calls looot and writes to your Supabase.

How it fits

Four blocks. Your data stays in your project.

  1. ClaudeCursorCodex

    Agent

    Plans and writes

  2. looot

    Data and its price

  3. Your Supabase

    Your project, your rows

  4. Your app

    List, filters, detail

The tables

Five tables. Four columns on every row.

Every row says where it came from and what it cost.

  • accounts

    • id
    • name
    • domain
    • industry
    • size

    On every row

    • source
    • endpoint
    • cost_usd
    • fetched_at

  • contacts

    • id
    • account_id
    • full_name
    • title
    • email

    On every row

    • source
    • endpoint
    • cost_usd
    • fetched_at

  • signals

    • id
    • account_id
    • kind
    • value
    • first_seen

    On every row

    • source
    • endpoint
    • cost_usd
    • fetched_at

  • runs

    • id
    • job
    • rows_added
    • rows_changed

    On every row

    • source
    • endpoint
    • cost_usd
    • fetched_at

  • notes

    • id
    • account_id
    • body
    • author

    On every row

    • source
    • endpoint
    • cost_usd
    • fetched_at

The prompt

One prompt. Paste it, fill one blank.

Pick what you are building. Replace $[X] with your daily budget.

build prompt
CRM
You are building my CRM. Use looot for all data and my Supabase for memory. 1. Setup: set up https://looot.ai/skill.md, then connect my Supabase. 2. Create tables: accounts, contacts, signals, runs, notes. Every row stores source, looot endpoint, cost_usd, fetched_at. 3. Pipeline: find, enrich, verify, upsert. Upsert on a natural key. Never overwrite columns I edited. 4. Before any call that costs more than $0.01, show me the price and wait. Stop at my daily budget of $[X]. 5. Watch loop: re-run each signal on a schedule, write only what changed, and tell me the diff. 6. UI: build a small dashboard over these tables (list, filters, row detail, run history). 7. Report each run: rows added, rows changed, total cost.

Guardrails

Seven rules the prompt enforces.

The prompt states them in plain English. Your agent follows them.

  • 01

    Memory is your Supabase

    Rows live in your project. looot keeps none of them.

  • 02

    Every row has a source

    Each row stores source, endpoint, cost_usd and fetched_at.

  • 03

    Upsert on a natural key

    Running the pipeline twice does not create duplicates.

  • 04

    Your edits stay

    The agent never overwrites a column you edited.

  • 05

    Price before any call over one cent

    It shows the price and waits for your yes.

  • 06

    A daily budget

    It stops at the amount you set.

  • 07

    A report on every run

    Rows added, rows changed and the total cost.

What people build

Six builds to start from.

Swap the first line of the prompt and the same pipeline builds a different tool.

  • CRMAccounts, contacts, notes, one list.
  • Hiring signal trackerOpen roles per account, week over week.
  • Ad swipe fileSaved ads with copy, date and source.
  • Backlink monitorNew and lost links, flagged on each run.
  • Creator databaseHandles, followers, last post, contact.
  • Market mapCompanies in one space, grouped and sized.

Setup

Three steps. Your agent does the rest.

  1. 01

    Paste one line

    set up https://looot.ai/skill.md
    You
    Claude
    Done, looot is connected.

    Give this line to the agent you already use.

  2. 02

    Approve in the browser

    One sign-in. Then point the agent at your Supabase project.

  3. 03

    Paste the build prompt

    You are building my CRM. Use looot for all data.
    You
    Claude
    On it. I will show the price before any paid call.

    Your agent creates the tables, fills them and builds the interface.

Questions

Questions about building your own CRM

Yes. Give it the setup file, a Supabase project and the build prompt on this page. It creates the tables, fills them through looot, and builds a small dashboard over them.

For agents
name
looot build kit
does
agent builds a CRM on your Supabase with looot data
tables
accounts, contacts, signals, runs, notes
row columns
source, endpoint, cost_usd, fetched_at
schedule
not available yet, run on request
billing
per call, nothing while idle
setup
https://looot.ai/skill.md
llms.txt
https://looot.ai/llms.txt
markdown /build-your-own.md

Start your CRM with one line.

Start your workspace, top up, and paste the build prompt into the agent you already use.

set up https://looot.ai/skill.md

Paste it into your agent, approve in the browser, then ask for the job.

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