Evan Ratliff

He went, put the code in.

He could do all that on his own.

So there wasn't actually a human check when these agents signed up.

give him and what was the moment when you realized that he was starting to become a star well he the direction i gave him was basically post about your your startup life and you know wisdom that you've gathered from your startup yeah i don't remember the exact he's a very he's a very rise and grind type character so that's his mentality anyway and

And then other than that, it was don't repeat yourself.

The hardest thing was to keep him from repeating himself.

So he would say something like, one of the hardest parts of being a CEO is your first hire.

And then the next day he'd post, one of the hardest parts of being a CEO is your first hire.

And it would get a little repetitive.

But once I got him to read his own posts and then make sure he didn't repeat them...

Then he was all set.

He didn't take much prompting.

It's actually a field in which AI agents really excel.

Like writing LinkedIn posts is right in their wheelhouse.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm not, I will say I'm not like, I'm not that much on LinkedIn.

My LinkedIn strategy for many years was to accept every connection that ever contacted me, regardless of who they were.

So I've never used it really in the way that a proper LinkedIn connector would use it.

But when we are launching the show or doing other things, you know, I'll post about the show and we have a new episode and this or that.

And there was a point where Kyle had enough connections and followers where the impressions that he was getting on a post exceeded my own impressions on any given post.