Lead Generation is a Clone skill that builds a prospect list from a description in plain words, such as role, industry, location or tech stack, and emails it to you as a CSV. Your SDR or marketing clone runs it on request or on a schedule, with no app to connect.
Pull a list of VP Sales at Chicago SaaS companies with 50–500 employees.
Found 148 matches. I removed 12 already in your CRM and attached the rest as a CSV, sorted by company size.
| Name | Title | Company | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| J. Alvarez | VP Sales | Northwind Data | 420 |
| P. Okoye | VP Sales | Lakeshore HR | 310 |
| M. Brandt | VP Revenue | Loopline | 180 |
| S. Kim | VP Sales | Fieldnote | 95 |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Tell your clone the roles, industries, locations, company sizes or tools that make a good prospect, in your own words.
It searches, filters out people already in your CRM if you ask, and checks the list against your criteria.
You get a clean file ready to import or hand to your SDR clone for outreach. The run is logged like every clone action.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Lead Generation to work as part of their job.
AI lead generation uses AI to find and qualify potential customers from a description of who you want to reach. With Clone, you ask your clone for a list in plain words and it returns a CSV of matching prospects.
No. Lead Generation works out of the box. Connect Salesforce or HubSpot if you want your clone to remove people who are already in your CRM.
SDR, sales rep, sales ops and marketing manager clones use it most, usually as the first step before outreach.
Yes. Ask your clone to send a fresh list every Monday, or whenever a new segment opens up, and it will.
Updated October 2026