Founder Systems · extracted from NipPro AI

Deploy Specialist AI Agents to Build Scalable Workflows

Stop asking one AI to do 50 jobs. Deploy focused specialists with role, trigger, prompt, handoff, and review gates.

The stolen pattern

One specialist per role. Each agent gets a narrow mission, a trigger, a tool boundary, reusable prompts, handoff logic, and review gate. No one-agent-does-everything sludge.

7-element agent card

  • Role: One named function. No generalist scope.
  • Mission: One sentence defining the output this agent owns.
  • Trigger: The event that activates the agent.
  • Tools: The exact systems/data sources the agent can use.
  • Prompt library: Reusable prompts for the agent's core tasks.
  • Workflow logic: Upstream inputs and downstream handoff target.
  • Review gate: Human approval, score, or quality check before shipping.

Nebula domain map

Research

Signal Detector → Competitor Scout → Market Mapper

Feeds lead scoring and positioning.

LeadGen

Prospect Finder → Account Scorer → Outreach Sequencer

Turns social/buying signals into ranked pipeline.

Sales

Follow-Up Drafter → Objection Handler → Pipeline Reviewer

Moves warm leads without generic follow-up.

Marketing

Campaign Builder → Ad Copywriter → Funnel Analyst

Turns proof and audits into campaigns.

Content

SEO Writer → Repurposer → Editorial Editor

Turns operator knowledge into distribution assets.

Support

Reply Triager → Response Drafter → Escalation Handler

Protects speed and quality on inbound replies.

Operations

SOP Builder → Status Reporter → Risk Analyst

Keeps handoffs, health checks, and delivery reliable.

Anti-patterns to avoid

  • one generalist AI for every task
  • prompt library not stored
  • missing trigger condition
  • output with no handoff
  • automation without review
  • no performance tracking

Related playbooks

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