YouTube Sponsor Vetting Agent

Forward every sponsor email to an OpenClaw agent that vets the company against a strict checklist and drops accept or reject into your Google Sheet.

Business Opsbusiness-opsstandard
by AgentVoltv1.0.0Published 1y ago1 install
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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

PromptI get 30 sponsor pitches a week and need a faster way to filter legit offers.
Beforegeneric AI agent
That's a common challenge for creators at your level. You could consider setting up a process to track sponsor inquiries. You might review their social media presence, check for recent funding news, look at customer reviews, and research their industry reputation. Maintaining a spreadsheet with your decisions could help you spot patterns over time. There are various tools available for different stages of this workflow. Would you like me to help you think through what criteria matter most for your channel?
Afterwith YouTube Sponsor Vetting Agent
AGENT EMAIL SETUP
Dedicated email: sponsorcheck-company-id@agent.mail
You forward pitches to this inbox
Agent runs research cycle automatically

RESEARCH CHECKLIST
1. Twitter: brand presence, follower authenticity, recent activity
2. YouTube: channel authority, content quality, audience overlap
3. Trustpilot: customer sentiment, resolved complaints, rating trend
4. Funding: Series A or later, no dead rounds, revenue-positive signals
5. Product: actually solves stated problem, current reviews mention it

AUTO-REJECT RULE
Two or more failed checks → marked reject immediately in Google Sheet
Reasoning logged: 'no Twitter presence, poor Trustpilot' for example
Reject email sent to sender with templated closure

FLAG FOR REVIEW
One failed check or uncertain signals → row tagged 'review' for you
Contains: company profile, failure reason, decision deadline

GOOGLE SHEET OUTPUT
Columns: Sponsor Name | Check Results | Decision | Date | Notes
Example row: TechGlow Inc | Twitter fails, Trustpilot 2.1 stars, YouTube present | Auto-reject | 2026-07-31 | No audience trust signals

Skill logged for next time: custom checklist and auto-reject threshold both editable.

About this skill


name: youtube-sponsor-vetting-agent description: Forward every sponsor email to an OpenClaw agent that vets the company against a strict checklist and drops accept or reject into your Google Sheet.

YouTube Sponsor Vetting Agent

What This Does

The creator gives a dedicated agent its own email address, then forwards every incoming sponsor email to it. The agent runs a five-check research process (Twitter, YouTube, Trustpilot, funding, product) and if two checks fail it auto-rejects into a Google Sheet, otherwise it flags for review.

What You Get

  • Dedicated agent email inbox
  • five-check research (Twitter, YouTube, Trustpilot, funding, product)
  • two-fail auto-reject rule
  • Google Sheet row per sponsor
  • skill.md codified after successful run

Customize

  • check_list: which platforms to verify
  • auto_reject_threshold: how many failures kill a sponsor
  • sheet_id: destination Google Sheet
  • approval_recipient: who reviews borderline cases
  • response_template: reject email copy

Sample Output

A sponsor email arrives, the agent finds no Trustpilot presence and no funding, marks the row 'no contact', and logs the reasoning.

Target Audience

Creators drowning in sponsor emails

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
---
name: youtube-sponsor-vetting-agent
description: Use when a creator wants incoming sponsor emails automatically vetted against a research checklist and logged as accept or reject.
version: 1.0.0
category: Business Ops
author: AgentVolt
license: proprietary
tags:
  - business-ops
  - standard
---

# YouTube Sponsor Vetting Agent

Runs a structured, repeatable vetting process on incoming sponsor emails so a creator doesn't manually research every prospect.

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