We already run Explee inside Kinescope's marketing team. My call. Went back to the site out of curiosity about the people behind a tool we already trust. Found the AI Developer post. Got wrecked by how well the whole thing — site, vibe, careers page — is built. Not replying in kind felt like the actual crime.
What I'd actually do
- Already running: an agent watches every push to kinescope.com — built on Hermes, on our own VPS — and reports what changed and where before the team notices. For you: point it at your repo and “watches” becomes “posts”: screenshot, clip, write-up, same day.
- Already running: same agent pulls daily SEO signal off Ahrefs + GSC and surfaces what to write next — the compounding kind, not the calendar kind. A person still hits publish. For you: skip that step — full autopilot is just how you already run things.
- Already running: same radar tracks bad reviews of Kinescope's competitors and Reddit mentions of Kinescope, daily. For you: same radar, pointed at whoever's bad-mouthing AI SDRs instead.
- Starting soon: a mapped bank of 2,636 scraped viral LinkedIn posts from 56 tracked authors — ColdIQ's people among them — about to become a weekly posting habit for Kinescope. For you: repointing at Explee instead is a rename, not a rebuild.
It also pushes fixes back to kinescope.com itself, when we let it. Same leash you'd give it: “direct agents toward problems without approval processes” — read that in your JD and felt seen.
(there's also a daily AI-trend digest and an LLM-visibility tracker running next to all this — didn't want to turn a job application into a systems diagram)
Process
You read this. Smiled (hopefully). Forwarded it to whoever's hiring. Talked about it for two minutes. Dropped me a line on Telegram.