Five Prompts Took Every's Ops Head From One-Off Chats to Delegating Projects to Agent Teams
danshipper · x · 2026-10-05
- Arielle Shipper, head of operations at Every, details in a 10-minute essay how she went from sequential prompting in a single chat thread to delegating whole projects to teams of coordinated subagents.
- Case in point: verifying an employee's equity purchase cost across multiple grants, strike prices and vesting schedules was split among subagents that independently checked signed agreements, ran the math, double-checked results, flagged discrepancies, and returned a Slack draft she approved with a simple "yes."
- The piece ships five concrete prompts and covers skills, orchestrator threads, context packets, subagents, MCPs and computer use — showing non-technical ops staff can build agent orchestration workflows.
- Her companion tip: to get better at AI, just ask AI to evaluate you and regularly suggest workflow upgrades.
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