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Guhan is built around two kinds of agents that do the work for you.

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The two agents

Watchlist Agent

Finds prospects. Runs a daily search on LinkedIn based on your ideal customer + triggers.

Outreach Agent

Reaches out to prospects. Writes personalized messages and sends them in a sequence.
They work together: 
Watchlist Agent → finds people → adds them to a List → Outreach Agent picks them up → sends messages

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A concrete example

Say you sell an analytics tool to VPs of Marketing at SaaS companies. Watchlist Agent (you set this up once):
  • Look for: VP of Marketing at SaaS companies with 50-500 employees
  • Only when: they posted about attribution in the last 30 days
Every day, the Watchlist Agent runs. It finds people matching that description and adds them to your List of prospects. Outreach Agent (also set up once):
  • Pull prospects from that List
  • Send them this sequence:
    • Day 0: LinkedIn invite
    • Day 3: LinkedIn DM
    • Day 7: Email
    • Day 14: Follow-up email
Every message is written fresh, referencing the specific post that person made about attribution. You open Guhan once a day, see who replied, and jump into the interesting conversations. That’s it.

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What Guhan does behind the scenes

You never see this, but it matters:
  • Reads every prospect’s profile before writing to them — so the message references their actual role, company, and recent activity.
  • Throttles your daily send volume to what LinkedIn considers safe — so your account doesn’t get restricted.
  • Retries when a message fails (rate limit, network blip, etc.) so you never lose a send.
  • Withdraws unaccepted invites after 14 days to keep your pending-invites queue clean.
  • Classifies every reply so meeting requests turn into calendar links automatically and out-of-office replies don’t waste your time.

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Where you fit in

Guhan handles the volume. You handle the judgment calls:
  • Reviewing prospects the Watchlist Agent found — was it right about this person?
  • Editing message drafts when Guhan asks for approval on a high-stakes reply
  • Jumping into real conversations — Guhan hands you the thread, you take it from there

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The three surfaces you’ll use daily

Dashboard

Today’s snapshot — new prospects, pending replies, upcoming meetings.

Inbox

Tasks that need you — reply drafts to approve, meeting requests, escalations.

Ask Guhan

Chat with your workspace — “show me all prospects from Series B fintechs” or “which sequence performed best last week?”