After a certain level of caffeine and brute focus, I spin up anywhere between 9 to 15 agents to get my to-do list cleaned up.
Typically, as a solo founder, my operational days consists of a lot of different hats.
That degree of context switching, for the sober minded, is not healthy.
It's dizzying.
It hurts.
It's the equivalent of running an electric bolt through a circuit, it mentally fries the human.
This is where the power of delegation with AI is more of an art than science. Your relationship to input and output is directly correlated with how "hands-on" you are with everything.
What if I told you the screenshot attached was only the agents I wanted to drive, and that I had 4 others working in terminals that I'm not babysitting?
This isn't just demo-theatrics.
1 agent is hardening my outbound email campaign.
Another is troubleshooting a voice agent UI for a client.
The other two are idle for the client and one for myself, ready for me to offload tasks into so I don't have to click and think with my eyes.
I think with my ability to communicate and I pass it on.
I've got Claude running in parallel to ensure the outbound email campaign hardening has a reference anchor, and of course, music to enjoy the sunshine to.
There's a sourcing engine (which is 2 parallel agents), an enrichment engine (Chrome MCP running through OSINT or wherever else I point it), all at fractions of what any cloud provider would charge to do this. I'm not interested in competing with the ocean of DFY tools for this, at least not for now. More hands and less eyes translates into more capability without the concerning eye/oversight distracting from real work getting done.
I know, there's a window of ignorance and capitalizing on that feels like pointing to a gold tunnel in a gold rush.
I'm more interested in selling the shovel, the stick and plate that goes with the cart.
I want to give you the Agentic Harness, not give you another series of stable bot subscriptions to drain your wallet.
Yes, this works beyond just sales-related stuff. Marketing. Over 79% of customer service jobs won't exist after 2030.
It's all about customer success, and how well you can string AI in ways that are not being taught.
Stay tuned to the classroom and YouTube for more on Hermes/OpenClaw/Claude Cowork. These are all harnesses that are being underutilized, and if you're already investing, don't leave money on the table.
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