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AI-NATIVE PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION

Stop chasing customers.
Let them find you.

Ask your AI who's already looking for what you built. Engager finds the LinkedIn conversations your buyers are already in — you join them in your own words.

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your claudeengager mcp · connected
  1. you

    work my radar

  2. claude

    Deck's up — four matched today. The first one:

    Lena OrtizStrong fit

    Founder building reliable onboarding infra · 17.1k followers

    “We just lost our biggest pilot because onboarding took three weeks. The buyer never got to the aha.”

    WHY IT FITS
    Her buyers are your buyers — early-stage founders with onboarding pain.
    WHY NOW
    Posted 2h ago, thread still forming.
    YOUR ANGLE
    Your setup story — three days down to twenty minutes.
  3. you

    that angle's right — give me ways in

  4. claude

    Three ways in, from your Brain — hints, not scripts:

    your storySetup went three days to twenty minutes — and activation doubled.
    your stanceSpeed-to-value is a retention problem wearing an onboarding costume.
    the questionAsk what broke first — the migration, or the internal buy-in.
  5. you · writing

    Three weeks of doubt kills more pilots than bugs do. We cut setup to twenty minutes and activation doubled — the product never changed.What broke first for you: the migration, or the internal buy-in?

  6. claude

    Saved exactly as you wrote it — this teaches your voice.

    voice calibrating · 5 samples
  7. Nothing posts without your click.
a real session, compressed — Engager runs where you already talk
10×
ranked backlog behind every pick
5 min
a day — not an hour
$0
per-comment AI markup — your Claude, your words
01 — HOW IT WORKS

Connect once.
The shortlist finds you.

Engager runs in your Claude. Ask it to work your Radar and it hands you every fresh post in your network, ranked against your product, your buyers, and your voice — the shortlist, not the scroll.

01 · CONNECT
Connect Engager to your Claude.
Setup happens in chat — your Claude walks you through it. It learns your voice, style, and history from your own posts. Point it at your website and it builds product knowledge.
02 · RADAR
See your first Radar — before you pay.
Every fresh post in your network, ranked against your product and your buyers. Each pick comes with why it fits, why now, and your angle.
03 · WRITE
Pick an angle. Write the comment.
The angle is the way into the thread — the comment is yours, in your own words. Every comment you write keeps calibrating your voice.
02 — THE RADAR

Not more feed.
Just signal.

Anyone can scroll. Engager ranks: every pick carries its evidence, and every outcome sharpens the next ranking.

/01
Ranked for your product, not the algorithm'sRELEVANCE
Your Brain knows what you sell and who buys it. The Radar scores every fresh post against that — not against whatever is trending.
/02
Why it fits, why now, your angleEVIDENCE
No black box. Every pick shows the reason it matters and the opening your Brain would take — before you spend a second on it.
/03
Sharper every weekOUTCOMES
Replies, conversations, leads — the Radar tracks which picks turned into outcomes and steers toward what actually works for you.
brain/voice-rules.mdcalibrating
+opens with the counterintuitive bit
+never says “game-changer”
+no em-dashes, no emoji
+tells the pricing-page story
+one question max
+lowercase energy
recalibrated this week — from 4 comments you wrote
03 — YOUR VOICE

Trained on you,
not on the internet.

It learns how you sound from your own posts and comments — and every comment you write is a fresh sample, so the voice keeps calibrating as you go. Your Brain holds what you know: synced from LinkedIn, written in plain text, or built from your product’s website. Change any of it by hand, or re-learn from fresh data anytime.

04 — WHAT YOU GET

The angle is the deliverable. You write the comment.

Anonymous automation is the problem — put your name on fewer, better replies. Every pick arrives with the way in: an angle grounded in your stories, your stances, your numbers. You write the comment in your own words — and every comment you write keeps calibrating your voice.

the deliverable · angle, not scriptnot a finished comment
✕So true — speed-to-value really is everything these days. 🙌anyone could post this
✕Great insights! Onboarding is such an underrated growth lever.not your words
✓
The way in: your setup story — three days to twenty minutes — and what it did to activation.
a hint, not a scriptyou write the comment
Engager hands you the way in — never a comment to paste.
angle · your storyfrom your Brain
↳ on: “We just lost our biggest pilot because onboarding took three weeks.”
You cut setup from three days to twenty minutes and activation doubled. She's living the before — tell her the after.
why it fits: her buyers are your buyerswhy now: posted 2h ago
Every pick carries why it fits, why now, and the angle only you could take.
angle · your takestance: on record
↳ on: “most ‘AI strategy’ decks are a chatbot bolted onto a dashboard”
You're on record: agents need a control plane, not a bigger prompt. This thread is asking for exactly that stance.
three mutuals already in the thread
It only points at positions you actually hold — your stances live in your Brain, on the record.
angle · your numbersa lived detail
↳ on: “What was your first sales hire — and what broke first?”
First sales hire at $12k MRR, forced by a CRM mess you can still describe in detail. A question post — your real number answers it.
specific beats smoothgood answers here rank for days
The angle points at the detail only you have — that's what makes the comment yours.
your voice · calibrating4 new samples this week
Four comments in your own words this week. The voice picked up: opens with the counterintuitive bit · one question max · no emoji.
learned from what you writetune it by hand anytime
Every comment you write is a sample — the voice keeps calibrating from you, not from the internet.
draft · on requesta suggestion in the tray
↳ you asked: “give me a full draft for this one”
Three weeks of onboarding is three weeks of doubt. We cut setup to twenty minutes — the product didn't change, the time-to-first-win did.
keep it, rework it, or ignore itonly your click posts
Ask and your Claude drafts one — it arrives as a suggestion, never as a queued comment.
angle · your stanceon the record
Automation isn't the problem — anonymous automation is. Put your name on fewer, better replies and the feed treats you completely differently.
opens with the counterintuitive bityour name on every word
The angle argues what you already argue — in public, under your name.
05 — CONTROL

Review first, always.

It's your real account. Nothing goes out without your review, every guardrail ships on, and the kill switch stops everything in one click.

go ahead — try the kill switch →
Straight talk: LinkedIn does not offer a compliant automation API for this workflow. Automated activity can reduce reach, trigger restrictions, or put the connected account at risk. Review mode, low caps, and the kill switch reduce exposure — they do not remove it.
guardrails · your accountall systems active
Review firstDEFAULT ON
Every comment waits for your click. Nothing posts without it.
Approval queueYOUR CALL
Approve, edit, or bin — and every comment you write keeps calibrating your voice.
Caps & warm-upPACED
Human-like pacing, warm-up ramps, never twice at the same person in a day.
Active hoursON SCHEDULE
Only when you'd plausibly be online. No 4am hot takes.
No double-postsEXACTLY ONCE
Every send reserved and reconciled. A retry can't post twice.
Kill switch
One click. Everything stops.
06 — PRICING

One plan.
$79, locked in.

Engager is $79 a month. It's an early price — and whatever you join at is locked in for as long as you stay. You see your first Radar before you pay anything.

ONE PLAN
$79/mo
See your first Radar before you pay. 14-day trial, cancel anytime.
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LinkedIn automation carries account risk — review mode, caps, and the kill switch reduce exposure, not remove it.
✓Daily curated Radar — every fresh conversation in your network, ranked for your product
✓Drafts by your own Claude or Codex — your subscription, no per-comment AI markup
✓Review-before-post by default — caps, warm-up, active hours, kill switch on from day one
✓Weekly outcome report — which conversations became replies and leads
✓Setup in chat — your Claude walks you through it. One LinkedIn account, one product, one campaign
07 — OBJECTIONS, HANDLED

You're right
to be skeptical.

Won't this get me banned — or make me look like a bot?
Straight answer: LinkedIn does not offer a compliant automation API for this workflow, so the risk is not zero. Engager keeps it small and inspectable — review-before-post by default, low caps, warm-up ramps, active hours, never twice at the same person in a day, and a kill switch that stops everything in one click.
Will the comments actually sound like me?
The voice is learned from your own posts and comments, backed by your Brain. Every comment you write keeps calibrating it — and you can tune the persona by hand or re-learn from fresh data anytime.
How much does it really cost?
$79/mo — one plan, and the early price is locked in for as long as you stay. Drafting runs on the Claude or Codex subscription you already have, so there is no per-comment AI markup. You see your first Radar before you pay anything.
What if something fails?
Every run leaves receipts. Sends are verified server-side, failures stop loudly, and nothing is marked done without evidence. It never fails silently.

Your first Radar is
a conversation away.

Building AI-native product distribution: your buyers' conversations, found daily. Your voice, calibrated by what you write. Every comment yours — your words, your click.

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