Create an agent on MyClawBots: Orion, a lead-generation agent, end to end

Orion is a lead generation and outreach agent for an AI SaaS business. It was built on MyClawBots in four steps, with no code: describe it, answer a few questions, review the plan, and build. This is the whole walkthrough, including the exact words you type at each step.

Step 1: Describe it like a new hire

The first screen asks one question: what should this agent do? You brief it the way you would brief a new hire. Orion's brief starts like this:

Generate qualified leads for my AI SAAS business by researching and identifying my ideal customer profile, creating outreach messages, and running...

You can also start from a template instead of a blank brief. The templates include Sales SDR (qualifies and follows up with leads), Customer Support (answers inquiries, escalates the rest), and Content Creator (plans and drafts social posts).

Step 2: Answer the questions

The builder asks a short set of questions before it drafts the plan. Orion's answers were:

• Where will outreach mostly happen, LinkedIn messages, cold email, or both? Both LinkedIn and email
• Which email account should it send outreach emails from? Gmail (Google, already connected)
• How often should the agent run lead research and send new outreach? Daily
• For LinkedIn, do you have a LinkedIn automation tool connected, or should the agent just draft messages for you to send yourself? Yes, use LinkedIn connector for messages

It also asks what your AI SaaS does and who the ideal customer is (industry, company size, job titles). That answer shapes the ICP, so it is worth writing carefully rather than rushing past it.

Step 3: Review the plan before anything is created

Nothing is created until you see the plan and approve it. Orion's plan reads:

Finds and qualifies leads for your AI agents SaaS business every day: builds and refines the ICP, researches companies and contacts that match it, drafts personalized LinkedIn and cold email outreach, and sends follow-up sequences automatically once you approve the first message in a sequence. Results and new leads are shared in chat/Telegram; the ICP and lead list live in a workspace file.

The plan also shows, in one place:

• Schedule: every day at 09:00, run "Daily lead research"
• Approval: acts on its own, with the first-message gate above. You approve the first message in a sequence; follow-ups then send automatically.
• Connections: LinkedIn, Google (Gmail, Calendar, Drive), and Telegram, all connected
• Skills: ICP builder, list architect, reach out, cold email sequence, LinkedIn campaign playbook, LinkedIn limits and safety, email writing frameworks
• Files and prompts: 5 files, 4 prompts

One honest flag appears on the plan: no paid data source (Apollo, Sales Navigator) is connected. Without one, the agent researches leads using web search and LinkedIn profile lookups by hand, which is slower than a paid tool. The builder's own expectation is a small daily batch, roughly 5 to 10 new leads a day with manual review, or a smaller batch if you prefer quality over volume. That is the right expectation to set before you build.

Step 4: Build, then talk to it

Building usually takes 30 to 90 seconds. It runs four steps: creating your private workspace, installing your bots, waking them up, and running the last check. Then the agent opens in chat, running, with starter prompts you can tap or type.

The first prompts to type in

Once Orion is running, these are the prompts that drive it. Type them exactly as written:

Build my ICP for the AI agents SaaS

Run today's lead research now

Show me how you picked today's leads

Draft outreach for my top lead today

The third one matters more than it looks. Asking how it picked the leads is how you check the research instead of blindly trusting it, and what you correct there is what refines the ICP over time.

What to watch after day one

• Results and new leads come back in chat or Telegram. The ICP and lead list live in a workspace file, not just in the chat history.
• The first-message approval is the control point. Nothing in a sequence follows up until you approve its first message.
• Without a paid data source, judge the agent on lead quality, not volume. Five well-matched leads a day beats fifty loose ones.

That is the whole loop: one brief, five answers, one plan review, a 90-second build, and four prompts you can type on day one.