I gave an AI agent $50 and 24 hours to book meeting leads. It ended up roasting 40 founders, getting a 60% reply rate, and making $600.
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A lot of people talk about complex agentic workflows, multi-agent swarms, and memory layers. Yesterday, I tried a dumb experiment just to test basic loop execution and state tracking. I set up a lightweight agent tasked with identifying SaaS founders who posted about scaling issues on Twitter/Reddi…
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I gave an AI agent $50 and 24 hours to book meeting leads. It ended up roasting 40 founders, getting a 60% reply rate, and making $600.
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