Lawyer Builds Fleet of AI 'Executives' With Cursor, Cuts 3-Hour Content Job to 10 Minutes
Specialist_Call_1257 · reddit · 2026-08-30
A lawyer with 7 years in regtech/legaltech shares his agent journey on Reddit: from Claude Chat to Claude Code to Cursor, now running multirepo sessions with Cursor Cloud Agents.
What's live:
- A content agent that searches, scores, ranks topics and publishes a daily blog plus LinkedIn/X posts—cutting a 3+ hour workflow to under 10 minutes
- Stack: Cursor + GitHub + Railway + Supabase, with Slack as the unified UI
- A fleet including Chief of Staff, CFO, CLO, CMO agents, each with subagents and skills
Next: with AI-referral leads spiking, he's automating sales and intake, and aims to rebuild paralegal workflows (Clio, QBO, Asana) as agents toward an "AI-native law firm." He asks for advice on agent architecture, handoffs, data management, and security.
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