The pipeline found the pilot customer, he showed up for the demo
u/mastafied runs about 16 agents with Claude and Codex beside a full-time job. 214 cold emails drew a 3.3% reply rate. The pipeline found the first pilot customer. He showed up for the demo, and it went well. The pilot starts in the middle of August.
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What was done
On 22 July 2026 u/mastafied writes that he builds baukompass for industrial insulation contractors. The tool reads GAEB tender documents and drafts a quote, plus a digital site diary. He does it alone, beside a full-time job at an insulation and fire-protection company that is rollout customer number one. About 16 agents are orchestrated via paperclip. Claude and Codex do the work: leads, personalised cold emails, CRM upkeep, SEO, blog publishing, LinkedIn comments under posts by target chiefs, Reddit scouting, call prep sheets and transcription. 214 cold emails have been sent, with a 3.3% reply rate. The pipeline found and qualified the first pilot customer on its own. A research agent surfaced the company, enrichment qualified it, and the mail agent wrote the outreach. He only showed up for the demo. The demo went well. The pilot starts in the middle of August. One recipient clicked and never replied. Instead of a third email he called. It was the best conversation of the campaign. The copy agent implied capabilities the product does not have. A separate check reviews every draft against a list of allowed claims and rejects the rest before sending. Do-not-contact lives in the API, so the endpoint refuses those addresses. The agents noticed that the templates kept producing rejected drafts, wrote why the instructions caused it, and corrected the templates. He read the diffs.
How it went
The pilot customer was found by the pipeline, and the demo went well. The pilot starts in the middle of August. The reply rate is 3.3% on 214 emails.
Worth knowing
The company in the demo is not named. The pilot is not described as started, only dated to the middle of August. About 16 is his figure. Check the original. This is not sales advice.
How to do it
- Let the research step suggest a company, and read the qualification before any email is written.
- Check the draft against the list of claims the product actually has.
- Send it yourself, or say yes. Call if a click does not become a reply.
Try it with Claude
Find [customer type] and write a draft. Check it against [list of claims]. Do not send the email and do not publish anything until I say yes.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. The draft has been checked against the list, and the email has not been sent without a yes.
Safety rule. No send and no publish until you have said yes.
Read the original
Read the original · u/mastafied on Reddit ·