Find qualified leads from buying signals every Monday

The agent asks about your niche, defines the signals that qualify prospects, writes leads to Notion, then schedules itself weekly.

In short

What it does: The agent asks about your niche, defines the signals that qualify prospects, writes leads to Notion, then schedules itself weekly.

Agents: Claude, Codex, Hermes Agent · Category: Sales & outreach

Steps in brief:

  1. Ask me a few questions to find my niche.
  2. Identify my target audience, where they hang out, and the signals that separate a good prospect from an okay one. Example for a content writer: raised money in the last 6 months, a blog with no posts in 3 months, a founder posting erratically.
  3. Write the leads to Notion.

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Who made it: Favour is locked in. (X post, 19 Sep 2026) · source

Last updated · based on 336 use cases on agentsetups, each credited to its author.

by Favour is locked in.19 Sep 2026

Prompt for your agent

Goal: Find qualified leads for my business and repeat it weekly.
Setup: agents used in source: Claude, Codex, Hermes Agent; tools/MCPs stated: Notion.
Steps:
1. Ask me a few questions to find my niche.
2. Identify my target audience, where they hang out, and the signals that separate a good prospect from an okay one. Example for a content writer: raised money in the last 6 months, a blog with no posts in 3 months, a founder posting erratically.
3. Write the leads to Notion.
4. Turn the routine into a scheduled task that runs every Monday.
Rules: ask me before anything irreversible (sending, posting, paying, deleting); don’t invent data, results or tools I haven’t given you; tell me what you couldn’t verify.
Based on: Favour is locked in. — https://x.com/FavourYusuf1/status/2101380484131422476

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Agents
Claude Codex Hermes Agent
Tools
  • Notion

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