AI agents that run
your startup’s marketing routine.

Writes and publishes a LinkedIn post from the day’s growth topic.

Finds the day’s most relevant AI news and publishes an SEO/AEO-friendly blog post.

Writes and publishes a post to our own subreddit, by the platform’s rules.

Renders a branded image for the day’s post and attaches it automatically.

Reads what Bing has indexed and what Copilot cites twice a week, and pushes every deploy to IndexNow.

Reads Search Console twice a week: who arrives from Google, whether buyer queries show yet, where our own name ranks, how many pages are indexed.

Cross-posts our Lab Notes posts to Medium with a canonical link back to the original.

Reads newly launched YC companies for founder LinkedIn, Twitter and email, by batch.

Three times a day, finds fresh X posts worth replying to, writes the replies, answers the replies we received, and hands them to a person as one-tap links to post.

Asks Claude and GPT-6 Sol the 20 questions a buyer would ask, every morning, and counts whether our name, our pages and our competitors come up.

Checks every morning which of our pages Claude’s own web search can find, and every afternoon writes or revises a post for the buyer questions whose searches do not return us, then submits it to Brave.

Checks every morning which of our pages GPT-6 Sol’s own web search can find, which pages and Reddit threads hold the searches it runs for a buyer’s question, and changes our pages to match.

Finds one Reddit post a day worth a comment, reads the thread and the subreddit’s rules, writes the comment, and posts it or hands it to a person.

Writes two X posts a day from a calendar of measured findings, each with a chart drawn from its own numbers, and publishes them through the X API.

Turns development changes into a website article, about twice a week, with a public run log.

Finds the directories, listing sites and launch platforms we can publish to, and keeps one public list of them with cost and requirements.

Looks for a YC founder’s public email everywhere it is published — the company site, Hacker News, GitHub, X, the open web — and records where it found it. Nothing guessed, nothing bought.

Takes the address the email finder found, runs our free audit on the founder’s domain, writes one short email on that fact with the audit card attached, sends it from its own mailbox and follows up once.

On Tuesday and Friday, counts what each agent published in the last seven days, what Google, Bing, Reddit and X recorded for it, and where the outbound funnel stands, in one record; on Fridays it fills the week’s report.

Reads our blog, LinkedIn, Reddit and X posts before they go out: a lint script, then a separate session that answers five questions with quotes, then a verdict on a public log.

Twice a week, turns one question buyers ask about AI search into a 90-second explainer video, checked by a separate AI reviewer before a person sees it.

Publishes the video creation agent’s explainers to our YouTube channel twice a week through the YouTube API, checked and scheduled, and logs each go-live against the AI readout.

Uploads each explainer video that went public on YouTube to the ClawWorld AEO company page on LinkedIn, posted as the page, with a post written from the video’s own facts.

Searches Xiaohongshu the way a person browses it, finds people in the last 7 days asking for 转运 / 拼邮 / 集运, grades their intent, drafts a reply for each and writes them to a ledger. It never posts, likes, follows or messages anyone.

Scans the day’s hot topics, scores three for Pindo’s readers, and writes one ready-to-post Xiaohongshu note draft with titles, cover text, tags and a comment prompt. A person adds the pictures and posts it.