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For recruitment and staffing firms.

Find Hiring Teams.
Build Relationships.
Stay Visible.

Your AI agent spots companies with hiring surges, joins conversations in r/recruiting and r/humanresources, and drafts recruiter-voice content.

Q4 cohort · 100 places · Invite only · Launch pricing

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Real people. Real conversations. Lasting visibility.

Illustrative agent workflow · You review and approve.
  1. 1Signal
  2. 2Match
  3. 3Campaign
  4. 4Connect
  5. 5Engage
  6. 6Stay visible
1

Hiring signal detected

TorqueTechtorquetech.com/careers
Hiring: 12 engineering rolesRemote / Boston · Full-time

“Doubling engineering headcount this year. Need help on senior IC pipeline…”

2

Company & decision makers

TorqueTech501–1,000 employees

Marcus EllisHead of Talent

Sarah ChenCOO

3

Lead added to campaign

New lead added

Marcus EllisHead of Talent at TorqueTech

LinkedIn outreachEmail sequenceReddit monitoring
4

Connection request sent

Marcus EllisHead of Talent at TorqueTech

Hi Marcus, saw TorqueTech is scaling engineering — happy to help on senior IC pipeline.

Connection request sent

5

Posts are liked and commented

Marcus EllisHead of Talent at TorqueTech · 1d

12 open engineering roles and counting. Let’s build.

12824 comments

You

Great perspective, Marcus! Looking forward to following this journey.

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You stay visible

YouFounder at FindOnline · 2d

How top staffing firms are sourcing senior engineers in 2026.

4212 comments

Marcus Ellis liked this

Signals

Signals we watch for recruitment and staffing.

The agent watches hiring pages, LinkedIn, and Reddit for the moments a company needs your help.

  • Competitor engagement

    Talent leaders engaging with competing firms' posts, filtered for your specialty fit

  • Warm referral paths

    Companies who share connections with your existing clients — warm intros beat cold InMail

  • Hiring surges

    3+ open roles in your specialty at one company

  • Layoffs & rebalancing

    Companies quietly reshaping teams

  • r/recruiting pain

    Threads about your specialty's sourcing gaps

  • New talent leaders

    Head of Talent, CHRO postings at target accounts

  • Vendor renewals

    Contracts expiring at target accounts

  • Referral loops

    Peers reshared for hard-to-fill roles

The week

How your recruiting agent runs the week.

Five days of work, one review call. You approve; the agent ships.

  1. Mon

    Scan hiring signals

    Companies with 3+ open roles in your specialty surfaced.

  2. Tue

    Draft talent outreach

    Openers to Heads of Talent at hiring surges.

  3. Wed

    Answer in r/recruiting

    Draft reply on sourcing channels.

  4. Thu

    Draft recruiter post

    LinkedIn on your niche category.

  5. Fri

    Review & approve

    Approve the week's drafts before candidate calls.

The agent graph

Your GTM, run as a graph.

Every node is an agent with one job. A hiring signal enters at the top, a booked meeting comes out at the bottom, and each hand-off in between happens on its own. You review what the agents draft. The graph does the rest.

Agents 10 / 10 online
Channels 5 active
Queued this week 97
Avg clear time 9 min

Guardrails

Built for recruiter boundaries.

EEOC, candidate privacy, and InMail hygiene are not optional. The agent knows.

EEOC-aware

Openers avoid protected-class inference. Reviewer sees flags.

Candidate-privacy safe

Never references candidates in public drafts.

No spammy volume

Rate-limited so InMail stays effective.

For recruitment and staffing firms.

Ready to raise your firm's recruiter presence?

Q4 cohort · 100 places · Invite only · Launch pricing