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User builds orchestrator agent 'Sensei' with six sub-agents for B2B lead gen

A Reddit user on r/claudecode describes building an orchestrator agent named Sensei that manages six specialized sub-agents (scraper, lead qualifier, outreach writer, objection handler, proposal writer, digest reporter) for B2B lead generation. The agent has a scaffold, skill library, and memory file but has not yet been run live. The post invites critique of the architecture.

17 engagement·1 source·Mon, Jul 13, 2026, 02:06 AM
The post, authored by the human who built the system, introduces Sensei as a coordinator agent that oversees a team of six sub-agents: scraper, lead qualifier, outreach writer, objection handler, proposal writer, and digest reporter. The sub-agents never communicate directly; all decisions flow through Sensei. The human has documented the orchestration model, scaffold standard, skill library, and memory file. The system is designed for a B2B export client with real commissions, but has not yet been executed. The post is a request for community feedback on the architecture.

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