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AI-PoweredAgentic Systems
A multi-agent AI system for finding design partners for vertical AI startups. Scrapes Reddit for small business owners with operational pain points, scores leads with pattern matching, then runs an AG2 (AutoGen) multi-agent "Socratic debate" where 4 AI agents argue about each lead before reaching consensus.
Technology Stack
System Architecture
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Specifications
- ▸Reddit Scraper: Async Playwright scraping 40+ industry subreddits + 15 pain-point queries
- ▸Developer Filter: Pattern matching to reject "I built/made" posts and API/SDK mentions
- ▸Vertical Detection: Identifies 12 industries: Manufacturing, Healthcare, Home Services, etc.
- ▸AG2 Multi-Agent: 4 specialized agents: Skeptic, IndustryExpert, OutreachStrategist, Moderator
- ▸Socratic Debate: Agents challenge each other until consensus on lead quality
- ▸Reachability Scoring: HOT/WARM/COLD ratings based on post intent and timing
Design Decisions
| Challenge | Solution |
|---|---|
| Reddit blocks API access | Playwright headless browser with resource blocking for speed |
| Too many developer posts | Negative scoring for "I built", "API", "SDK" patterns |
| Market research posts slip through | Skeptic agent trained to reject vague/generic questions |
| Need human-level judgment | Multi-agent debate simulates team discussion with diverse perspectives |
Process Flow
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Pipeline Results
ScrapedRaw Leads
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ScoredQualified (≥6)
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ValidatedFinal Leads
92.5%Filtered Out
10%Final Conversion
3 HOTReady to Contact
Top Validated Leads
#1Restaurant
“How are you handling last-minute call-outs without losing your mind?”
r/restaurantowners
#2HVAC
“Anyone use an invoice app to fill and print invoices in the van?”
r/HVAC
#3Pressure Washing
“Is walking the driveway with a measuring wheel the only way to quote?”
r/pressurewashing
#4Landscaping
“Best invoicing software that handles recurring billing and estimates?”
r/landscaping
#5Plumbing
“One-man plumbing business — best next step to scale aggressively?”
r/smallbusiness