The agent layer that makes the founder your #1 pipeline source.
I'm Andrew McGuire. I'm the Agent Operator. I run a team of agents that turn founder content into top of funnel and route it through GTM engineering into pipeline. The work is the writing. The writing is in Shipped, every Friday.
Most B2B outbound works like this: buy a lookalike domain (tryacme.com, useacme.com, getacme.com). Warm it up for two weeks with fake sends. Load it into a sending tool. Fire 500 sequences a week from an address that doesn't match the company's website, LinkedIn, or anything a prospect could verify.
When the domain gets blacklisted, burn it. Buy a new one. Start the warmup again. It's a burner phone for email. Everyone doing it knows the first impression is garbage.
That's not a deliverability problem. It's a trust problem. And no amount of enrichment, personalization, or signal scoring fixes it if nobody on the receiving end has ever heard of you. The fix is upstream. The founder builds the trust. The agents build the pipeline off that trust.
Read how this works →impressions for one founder, in twelve months.
Before I built the agents, I did this for one founder. The agents let me do it for five.
Aaron named the role. I'm the one doing it. Founder Brand is the first workflow. More are coming.
Three Rocks. Nine Pebbles. The SOPs underneath.
Most growth teams run on backlogs. A list of tasks, sorted by who shouted last. The Agent Operator runs on Rocks. Three of them. Nine Pebbles underneath. SOPs that make the work repeatable when the agents do it.
The methodology lives at /operating. The Founder Brand quarter is the first worked example.
Every week I break down one founder's distribution playbook: the posts, the cadence, the decisions that compounded into a moat no competitor can copy.
Read the playbooks →May 13: Austin Hughes · Unify
A weekly note from the Lab. New agents. New workflows. What shipped, what broke, what's next. Founder Brand is the first thing. It won't be the last.
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