One shared brain reused across every agent
After thousands of sessions, built a single shared set of instructions so every agent starts with the same context instead of relearning it.
Real things people get done with Cursor — Stay in your editor and run campaigns, lists and warmup from the same window. — plus the outreach jobs you can hand to it in WarmySender, where the scheduler paces every action inside safe limits.
Categories: Cold email, Lead lists, Events, Productivity, Setup, Work, Coding, Content
After thousands of sessions, built a single shared set of instructions so every agent starts with the same context instead of relearning it.
Spent a week running cloud agents on separate machines at once and admitted the parallel approach beat working in a single local session.
Search the lead database, save the list and check verified coverage in the same window.
Find CTOs at Series A startups in the US, save them as "Series A CTOs", and tell me how many already have a verified email.
Kicked off the whole build from a phone and let a cloud agent compile, install and launch the app on the device without touching a laptop.
Built a lightweight background-agent setup where tagging an issue kicks off the work, at roughly thirty cents per completed task.
Cursor writes the sequence, saves it as a campaign and enrolls the list you point at.
Write a 4-step sequence for developer-tool buyers, save it as a campaign called "Devtools Q4", enroll my "Series A CTOs" list and start it.
Documented the exact subscriptions, permissions and routing behind a daily agent-driven coding setup, including what he keeps switched on.
Requested a tiny lint helper so unused imports would fail the build and had a fully typed, documented implementation back in seconds.
Cursor reads warmup status and stats so you know a mailbox is warm before you enroll anyone.
Show me warmup status and the last 30 days of stats for my newest mailbox, and tell me whether it is ready for real sending.
Released an open-source harness that lets agents work alongside you inside a game editor while you watch the changes land live.
Wired a chat assistant so it can start projects and hand them straight to cloud coding agents instead of opening the editor first.
Hosted a first-of-its-kind local community meetup where dozens of builders showed up to compare how they use coding agents day to day.
A product designer moved into building the small internal tools his team needed, rather than filing tickets and waiting on engineering.
Turned a what-if idea about rental listings into a working interactive property tour prototype without a separate build team.
Built a voice front end over an agent loop with tools, memory and approvals so long-running tasks feel like a conversation.
Walked through installing a payments capability from the directory so the agent can handle that workflow with no extra configuration.
A weekend experiment pushing the agent to run natively on decades-old console hardware, keyboard peripheral and all.
Shipped a small integration so one assistant keeps sessions, tools and permissions while the editor agent does the actual code work.
Connected to WarmySender, Cursor can create, launch and manage campaigns on every channel, create and enroll prospects, verify email addresses, search and save lead lists, configure warmup and read stats — in plain language. It never sends a message itself and can never raise a limit. WarmySender's scheduler paces every action inside safe limits and a gradual ramp; connecting and disconnecting accounts stays in the app.
Last refreshed: 2026-09-09