Adam's bot drops a 9am Slack brief on product milestones and competitors. A wrap-up bot ranks EOD actions. Another sits next to Granola and turns notes into Ashby pitches.
You recruit technical people and company context is half the job.
A 9am Slack brief, ranked end-of-day actions with links, Granola notes in Ashby, and pitches that name the real P0.
Milestones plus competitor intel. Before the first call.
Rank EOD actions. Direct links. Nobody slips.
Format the notes. Draft the real P0 pitch.
Company context in one place, not five tabs.
Hiring manager feedback, aggregated. You still send.
What's good: the morning brief is company context, not another pile of tabs, and the wrap-up bot hands you links so candidates do not slip. The catch: the close is still you. Adam found the violinist detail himself. The bots assemble. You send.
Every morning at 9am, drop a Slack brief with internal product milestones and competitive intel on Anthropic, OpenAI, and Reflection AI. When I get on a call I should already know what shifted overnight.
Rewritten from https://www.linkedin.com/posts/adam-rousseau-094746141_grokbot-activity-7492995772087554049-ppPK
Pull from the people tab. Rank what still needs action by end of day. Hand me direct links so candidates do not slip.
Rewritten from https://www.linkedin.com/posts/adam-rousseau-094746141_grokbot-activity-7492995772087554049-ppPK
Sit next to Granola. Format what matters into Ashby. Draft technical pitches so candidates hear the real P0 work, not a generic pitch. Aggregate hiring manager feedback and surface where loops stall. Human judgment on every send. You own the prep and the assembly.
Rewritten from https://www.linkedin.com/posts/adam-rousseau-094746141_grokbot-activity-7492995772087554049-ppPK
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