Dev runs an AI agent team to farm Reddit replies for product growth
pramodk73 · x · 2026-11-05
Developer Pramod shows off SteerCamp, his product for orchestrating an AI agent team (Akela, Bhalu, Hathi...) that fully automates growth work: agents pick Reddit posts worth replying to (r/automation, r/ITManagers, r/ClaudeCode), draft replies mentioning his product, and run SEO sprints, LinkedIn posts, SaaS directory submissions, and OG tag fixes in parallel. The task board screenshot shows per-task cost tracking ($0.01–$2 per task) and a backlog full of pending Reddit reply tasks — a self-referential case of using agent teams to grow an agent product.
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