Squig
Compiled Agents for Mission-Critical Work
Squig launched on June 11, 2026 with 24 votes, #801 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Build agents that are reliable, cheap and fast!
AI agents and playbooks that plug into your tools, automate real work, and run 24/7 — without building infrastructure.
Continuously build a scored prospect list each week, connect to my CRM to deduplicate, enrich via built-in tools, and deliver a Slack summary. Fire a personalized 3-step email sequence the moment a contact is ready, infer rep voice from Gmail, research the prospect, send automatically. Qualify and route every inbound lead within minutes of signup, enrich, score against my CRM win data, route to rep or nurture automatically. Deliver a tailored research brief to the rep 1 hour before every sales call, pull from calendar, CRM, LinkedIn, and the web with no manual steps. Run a weekly CRM audit, deduplicate contacts, enrich stale records, flag dead deals, send the manager a health report Monday…from squig.com
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