Role guide

AI agents for agencies

Agencies drown in status updates, onboarding and reporting. These are repeatable, which makes them good agent work.

What to hand to an agent first

  • Weekly client updates

    Draft each client's progress update from your project tool and notes.

  • Onboarding

    When a client pays, send the welcome pack, intake form and kickoff booking link.

  • Proposals

    Turn discovery notes into a scoped proposal draft.

  • Prospect research

    Build a daily list of good-fit prospects with a personalized opener.

Ready-made use cases

  1. 01Weekly client status updates
    The agent writes each client a clear progress update from your tasks and messages.
  2. 02Client onboarding on autopilot
    When a client pays, the agent sends the welcome pack, intake form and kickoff booking link.
  3. 03Turn discovery calls into proposals
    After a call, the agent turns notes or the transcript into a scoped proposal with pricing tiers.
  4. 04Research 20 ideal prospects a day
    The agent builds a daily list of ideal-fit prospects with a personalized opener for each.
  5. 05Metrics digest without opening dashboards
    The agent pulls your key numbers from Stripe, analytics and your store into one daily message.

Example: Grok Bot setup

Grok Bot routine: Weekly client status updates
Schedule: Fridays 12:00

Every Friday, for each active client, summarize what we did this week, results, what's next and anything I need from them. Draft as an email per client for approval.

Rules: draft first, never send or post anything external without my approval. Keep summaries short.

Grok Bot, ChatGPT, Claude and n8n versions: all templates

Keep these human

  • Check every number in client reports before sending.
  • Don't give an agent write access to client ad accounts or billing.

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