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Auto Repair

Claude skills for auto repair shops

The bays make money; the front desk makes loyalty — estimates explained, declined work followed up, reviews requested.

Where the work slips

  • Phone and web questions ('how much is a brake job?') need fast, converting answers
  • Declined repair recommendations are never followed up next season
  • Service reminders don't go out, so customers drift to the chain shops
  • Great service doesn't turn into Google reviews

Customer Email Responder

Watch it handle a real task

The owner says

"Customer email: 'What's your turnaround on a brake job right now? And do you take cards?' Want to answer and get them to book."

It hands back

READY TO SEND: "Hi — brake jobs are running 1–2 business days depending on parts (same-day if we have your pads in stock, which we usually do for common models). And yes, all major cards, tap or chip. Want me to hold a slot? Reply with your year/make/model and I can confirm parts today and get you in as early as tomorrow morning."

Why this shape: both questions answered in two lines, then the info request becomes a booking with one easy ask.

Illustrative example — not a customer result.

Download a Free Skill

The Estimate Follow Up skill, free. No email required.

The auto repair starter four

Where owners in your trade usually begin. Every skill works the same way: real task in, finished draft out, you approve.

Customer Service5 to 15 min per email

Customer Email Responder

Repetitive customer email eats the day, the same questions, over and over.

You get

A drafted reply plus a couple of options, so you can answer in seconds instead of minutes.

Example: An auto shop answering a turnaround time question

See how it works
Sales10 to 20 min per lead you'd otherwise never touch

Lost Lead Reengagement Assistant

Dead pipeline never gets revived, old leads and quotes just sit there.

You get

A reengagement message that gives an old lead a real reason to come back.

Example: A marine shop reaching out to last season's unbooked estimates

See how it works
MarketingA season's recall list in one sitting

Seasonal & Maintenance Recall

Past customers who should book every season never hear from you, and the calendar fills with strangers instead of regulars.

You get

A recall list from your job history plus personal drafted outreach for each past customer whose season is coming up.

Example: A gutter company heading into fall

See how it works
Marketing10 to 15 min per request

Customer Review Request Generator

Happy customers would leave a review if asked, but nobody asks, so reviews are left on the table.

You get

A friendly review request message customers actually respond to, with your review link built in.

Example: A car wash asking for a Google review after a full detail

See how it works

Start with Starter

The 9 core skills cover the leads, estimates, replies, and invoices above. Right if you want the essentials working this week.

See Starter

Most auto repair owners: Complete

All 16 skills plus the 4 Automation Systems — adds the seasonal, money, and owner-planning work that defines a auto repair year.

See Complete

Auto Repair questions

Yes — describe what was declined and it drafts the courteous 'when you're ready' note plus a seasonal follow-up for later. Honest documentation, no scare tactics.

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