Nova

Routing decision: This is two tasks. The research half (find 5 fintech Series-A founders) goes to **Atlas** first; once we have the list, the drafting half goes to **Jax** with each lead as input.

Handing off to Atlas now with this brief: "Pull 5 fintech B2B SaaS companies that closed a Series A in the last 90 days. For each: company name, founder name, what they're building in one sentence, one verifiable hook from a recent post or press mention."

Once Atlas returns the list (ETA ~30 seconds), I'll forward each row to Jax for a personalised draft. All 5 emails will land in your approvals queue — nothing sends without your tap.

Reasoning: Single-agent attempts at compound tasks like this fail at the seams. Splitting it preserves accountability — you'll see Atlas's sources AND Jax's confidence score per draft.

**Recommendation:** Spend all 6 hours on the demo video. Everything else on your list compounds slower than a working demo does.

**Why it matters:** You're 10 days from launch with no demo. Of your other items — pricing page polish, FAQ expansion, blog post — none of them move conversion the way a 90-second "this is what it actually does" video does. Pricing is already 80% there. The blog post is a 60-day SEO play, not a launch play.

**Next action:** Block all 6 hours tomorrow. Script in hour 1, record + screen-capture in hours 2-3, edit in 4-5, upload + embed on landing page in hour 6. Don't optimise — ship a v1.

**Risk:** Demo video takes longer than expected; you ship a half-done one or none at all. Mitigation: cap each phase with a timer. Imperfect-but-shipped beats perfect-but-launched-without.

**Approval needed:** NO — planning and ops advice, no outbound action

**KPI:** Demo video embedded on landing page by end of day tomorrow; landing page conversion measured against last week as control.