Meet the team
Real examples of AI agents I've built for businesses. Each one does a proper job, day in, day out, and I'll show you how to build your own on Claude.
Scout
Clocks on at 5am. Finds your next client.
Scout works overnight, running your LinkedIn Sales Navigator searches, reading the signals that say a company is ready to talk, and researching the decision makers behind them. By the time you're at your desk she has the ten people worth approaching today, why each one, and a draft of exactly what to say. It all lands in Attio and Apollo. You choose who to reach out to, Scout has done the homework.
The payoff: a warm shortlist and something worth saying every single morning, without hiring an SDR.
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Alex
The first one in every morning.
Alex is up before you are. You wake to a tidy brief: what hit your Gmail overnight, what's brewing in Slack, the meetings ahead in Google Calendar, and what actually matters today. Your task list is prioritised and your replies drafted, in your voice, ready to send.
The payoff: you spend your hours on the decisions that grow the business, not the admin that drains it.
Finn
Reads your numbers so you don't have to.
Finn devours your Mixpanel and Google Analytics data and surfaces the patterns hiding in plain sight: which features keep people around, what nudges them to buy, and who your most valuable customers really are. No spreadsheets required, from you anyway.
The payoff: you stop guessing and start doubling down on exactly what makes you money.
Leah
Turns insight into customers.
Leah takes what the data shows and runs with it: sharper website copy, smarter Google Ads and Meta campaigns, a smoother onboarding. Then she A/B tests everything, keeps whatever converts, and quietly bins whatever doesn't.
The payoff: more of your traffic turns into paying customers, month after month.
Jo
Front line, around the clock.
Jo holds the front line in Intercom at 3am and 3pm alike. She triages every issue, works out what's actually wrong, replies like a real human would, and raises a Linear ticket when something needs a proper fix, then circles back the moment it's sorted.
The payoff: customers stay longer and spend more, and churn stops quietly eating your growth.
Sam
Ships while you sleep.
Sam picks up the tickets from Linear, ships the work through GitHub, and turns it all into fixes and shiny new features, often before you've had breakfast.
The payoff: a product that keeps pulling ahead of your competitors, without ballooning your payroll.
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