Every action below was researched, scored and drafted by a Yalc agent. A human owns the last mile, every send, every comment, every reply gets shipped by a name on the team.
Names blurred for privacy. Run Yalc on your stack and your /live looks like this. Your agents prep, you ship.
Background agents do the unglamorous work. The operator owns every visible action. Nothing ships without a name on it.
Agents watch the site, the inbox, the LinkedIn feed, the Reddit threads. They score, enrich and draft. Output ends up on the operator's desk, ready to read in 30 seconds.
A human owns every approval. Median time from agent prep to operator action is under a minute. The work that gets shipped carries a name. No bot signature, no autosend.
Outcomes attach back to the action that produced them. Every card on /live shows what was prepared, what was shipped and what came back. One operator, the routine of a team.