Lead Agent Stack

Three agents that bring leads in, meet every one of them the same day, and keep talking to the ones who are not ready yet.

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The Lead Agent Stack is three agents covering the three stages a lead moves through. The LinkedIn Content Team posts in your voice on the schedule you choose, so people who have never heard of you start arriving. The Lead Greeter meets each new signup the day they land, researched and written in your voice, ready for you to send. The Email Architect keeps talking to everyone who was not ready yet, one email a week from your own domain. You add them one at a time, in any order.

How the three fit together.

  1. The LinkedIn Content Team

    It brings people in.

    Nothing else in the stack matters if nobody arrives. This is the only one of the three that reaches people who have never heard of you, and it does that on a schedule rather than in bursts when you happen to remember. Everything below is fed by whatever this stage brings in.

    On your schedule it drafts one grounded LinkedIn post in your voice, checks every safety rule, waits for your yes, then publishes it exactly once.

  2. Someone reads a post and signs up. From that moment they are a lead, and the next agent is already awake.

  3. The Lead Greeter

    It meets them the same day.

    Speed is the whole point of this stage. Someone who hears from you the day they signed up is still thinking about you, and someone who hears from you next week is not. This is where a name in a list turns into a conversation, and it is the stage that goes wrong most often when a person is doing it by hand.

    Every new signup gets a personal intro email, researched and written in your voice, ready for you to send.

  4. Most people will not reply to a first email, and that is normal. A quiet lead is not a lost lead, it is a subscriber.

  5. The Email Architect

    It keeps talking to the rest.

    Most people who arrive are not ready this week, and doing nothing with them is where pipeline quietly dies. This is the long game of the stack: it keeps you in front of everyone who did not reply, for months, without you having to remember any of them. You write the sequence once and it runs.

    When someone joins your list, they get a 20-email nurture in your voice, one a week, sent from your own domain, forever.

Built for founders and agency owners who want leads arriving, met, and followed up without hiring anyone to do it.

How you get it running.

  1. Start with one, one click.

    Pick whichever of the three fixes your loudest problem today. Your Claude builds it with you right in the chat. There is nothing to code and nothing to wire.

  2. Add its keys, a few minutes.

    Each agent asks only for the services it actually uses, and no more. Keys are stored securely and used only when your agent runs.

  3. Add the next one whenever you want.

    These are three separate agents on one account, so there is no order to follow and nothing to migrate when you add the second or the third.

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Common questions

Do I have to get all three?

No. They are three separate agents on one account, and each one is useful on its own. Most people start with the stage that hurts most today and add the next when they are ready. There is no order to follow and nothing to migrate later.

Do the three talk to each other?

Not automatically. Each one covers its own stage. What they share is your account, your saved voice, and your reviewed business context, not a single pipeline. The Lead Greeter and The Email Architect can sit on the same signup form and cover different moments of the same lead.

What do I need to connect?

Between them: Claude for the writing, LinkedIn for publishing, Slack for the drafts that need your eye, and your own email service for sending from your domain. Each agent asks for its own keys when you set it up, and never for keys it does not use.

Can I change how they work?

Yes, completely. After an agent is deployed, tell Autoploy what to change in plain words and it changes: send drafts to Telegram instead of Slack, post on a different day, or rewrite any email in the nurture. Each one is a starting point, not a fixed template.

What does it cost?

Signing up is free and takes no card. You can build one agent and run it yourself straight away. When you want it running on its own, every plan starts with a 7-day free trial and nothing is charged before day 7.

Three agents, one account.

Start with the one that fixes today, and add the others whenever you want them.

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