Perfect a workflow with your COO agent before creating dedicated agents
Before going crazy creating a bunch of new agents for every single job to be done, the move is to perfect it with the chief of staff or COO. Get it to a point where it works and you're happy with the output. Once the output is pretty good, then you've earned the right to create another agent that just focuses on that one thing. It's also important to give that particular agent a specific goal — for an outbound agent, that might be sending a certain number of emails or hitting a target number of visits.
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