The internet is noisy. These teardowns show how operators cut through with expertly configured agents. Named people, linked sources, every step.
Get the free Build Pack →One verified dataset, one Next.js route, per-row content and a re-verification job. 511 → 2,050 Search Console impressions in six weeks, per the author.
Read the teardown →A Claude Code skill schedules each Kit broadcast, skips onboarding subscribers and has a dry-run mode.
Reads Search Console, makes one change, logs a prediction, scores itself 7–14 days later.
Session hooks feed a topic queue, sub-skills draft, and a custom publisher ships posts with images.
One verified dataset, one Next.js route, per-row content and a re-verification job.
Free cross-recommendations took her list from ~300 to 1,000. SparkLoop monetizes the same flow.
Enrichment, one personalized email per lead, YAML follow-up rules and a bounce kill switch.
63 days of verified logs: zero llms.txt requests, 75 reads of markdown twins.
One talking-head session becomes 14 shorts, a newsletter and LinkedIn posts, with a QA check at every stage.
AI reads 56 subreddits, drafts replies in the founder's voice and sends them to Slack. The system can't post; a person approves and posts each one.
65 beta readers stuck in a tool with no export: Claude cleaned the list, added them to Kit with a tag and drafted the email. He confirmed the send.
Four Claude Code agents brief, write, edit and analyse; a person approves every post. Reach up about 25x, median post about 1.3x.
A 2%-completion PDF swapped for one markdown agent file cut from an internal Claude Code skill. Six hours from internal tool to live.
A /newsletter skill reads his content index, drafts the week's email in his voice and creates the Kit broadcast once he approves.
Context files, skills, commands, MCP connections and CLI tools: about 80% of the newsletter operation now runs through Claude Code.
24 skills and 15 scheduled agents draft 10-12 pieces a week across four platforms. She reviews for about 2-3 hours a week.
One finished Riverside episode in; one background agent per deliverable drafts YouTube, Spotify, blog and social copy at once.
Pain points from 3 call recordings became the sequence; Claude ran it through MCP. He reports 17 booked calls from 60 contacts.
An agency's outbound rebuilt with Claude Code and Clay. He reports 70+ leads in 4 months; the workflow itself isn't shown.
Five Claude Code skills turn each issue into tweets, a thread, Typefully drafts and long-form posts. Under 30 minutes, down from 3 to 4 hours.
A Google Sheet queues the video; n8n turns the transcript into titles, concepts and a finished thumbnail in under 5 minutes.
A Claude Code Routine wakes every six hours, drafts Reddit and LinkedIn posts, and sends every draft to her Slack for approval.
An editor, an idea finder and a thumbnail matcher, all built by describing them to Claude Code. The editor cost about $25 in API costs.
A research agent, a writing workflow with a review loop, and Opik tracing, orchestrated by Claude Code. No results shown.
Eight agents research, plan and draft 35 Substack notes every Wednesday for about $8 a month. She edits and approves each one.
A Claude skill finds shows, scores fit and writes pitches; Lemlist sends. He reports a reply rate of almost 70 percent.
A custom GPT her VA runs decides which shows fit and drafts the pitch. 10 bookings in just over two months, up from zero.
One Claude Code agent per step: lists, signals, copy, deliverability, replies, LinkedIn and learning. No results figures given.
Claude Code on the YouTube API audited 861 videos, rewrote 23 titles, found 100+ dead links and scheduled three weeks of uploads.
She structured every article so an AI could lift a ready answer. ChatGPT and Gemini started sending visitors, with zero ad budget.
She replaced her Make.com workflow with her own app; a Claude plugin lets authors create and schedule posts in plain English.
A Zapier agent scores journalist queries, searches her published content in Pinecone, and posts a ready-to-edit Slack draft she edits and sends herself.
Three Claude Cowork agents send new channels each morning and draft a tailored pitch, and a Monday pipeline report arrives for Slack emoji approval.
He rendered 53 Substack reels and published 9, so the pipeline now sends a storyboard with a voice sample and renders only after a yes.
Free agent pack: a week of posts and creator shout-outs, and you approve everything. What's inside →
Their own post, repo or log, linked on every page.
Quoted with the source. No estimates, no extrapolation.
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An Agent Stack Teardown maps one channel, then we configure the agents to run it.
Free agent pack: turn one piece of content into a week of posts, and credit creators in your niche. You approve everything.
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