Handing a 9-month GTM launch workflow to an AI teammate took just 30 minutes
cameronstow · x · 2026-11-06
The author shares nine months of automating an internal launch process with agents, and the turning point: handing it to an "agent teammate" took 30 minutes.
- Setup: built with Projects, automations, skills, and scheduled check-ins — worked but hacky and hands-on.
- After handoff: the agent cleaned up automations, fixed broken tasks, and proactively improved the process; now handles intake, processing, and check-ins for launches.
- Capabilities: chases status updates from coworkers, edits calendars and launch docs on its own.
- Outcome: the author focuses on messaging, positioning, and assets; more agent teammates added since.
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