The financial model and the sales material sit behind the same server, so a lead can be scored, sized, priced and written up without moving between tools. The benchmarks come from NREL and EIA, which is what the numbers in the proposal are anchored to.
An MCP server for commercial BESS — battery energy storage — quoting and sales. It runs a 47-variable sizing and financial model covering cost, savings, payback, NPV, IRR and CO2, scores leads across 18 industry verticals, produces competitor battle cards and objection responses, and writes the proposal in the format you ask for.
- A TrueQuote estimate from a 47-variable BESS sizing and financial model: cost, savings, payback, NPV, IRR and CO2 (generate_truequote)
- Leads scored 0-100 across 18 industry verticals as hot, warm or nurture (qualify_lead)
- Battle cards against Homer Energy, EnerNOC and manual Excel (compare_competitor)
- A proposal as an executive summary, a detailed document or a one-pager (generate_proposal)
- NREL and EIA benchmarks: cost curves, utility rates and ROI by sector (get_benchmarks)
- Data-backed responses to the five most common BESS sales objections (handle_objection)
- Resources for the platform overview, differentiators, benchmark data and the objections playbook, plus prompts for a cold opener and an executive pitch
Node with npx and the @merlinpro/mcp-agent package. An OPENAI_API_KEY is required for proposal formatting; SUPABASE_URL and SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY are optional, as are a transactional-email key and the base URL of your own backend. Restart the client after the config edit.
One command plus a key — npx @merlinpro/mcp-agent, then supply credentials