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Lead generation with agents
Preview messages before launch
Reading the messages before anything goes out, from both screens. In the agent UI, built for anyone starting, tick a lead on the Leads tab, click Preview, confirm the estimated credits and read the drafts beside the agent's sequence; Edit, Save and Regenerate fix a message. On the sequence canvas, the node UI for people proficient in Vetta, Preview makes the canvas read-only, a click on a lead fills every variable, and leads missing a detail are flagged with Add Missing Details. Both end in the same preview.
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Alex has a Lead Scout agent with a fresh batch of leads, and before anything goes out he wants to read the messages. The agent view is the simplest way to start. On the Leads tab he ticks Sofia, then clicks Preview in the bar at the bottom. Vetta opens Generate a live preview?, with the estimated credits, and nothing is sent. He clicks Yes, generate, and the preview opens. Sofia is on the left, the drafts are in the middle, and the agent's sequence is on the right, where a click on a step shows just that message. These drafts are what Sofia will receive, unless he edits or regenerates them first. Edit changes one message, Save keeps his wording, and Regenerate rewrites them after a skill file change. The sequence canvas is the backbone of every sequence, and it gives you full control of every node. Click Preview, and the canvas turns read-only, with every step showing its message and the variables still as placeholders. Click a lead on the right, and Vetta writes their AI message and fills in every variable, so each step reads exactly as they'll receive it. Writing it uses credits, and you'll see how many. If a lead is missing a detail, like a company name, they're flagged with Add Missing Details, and the step names the empty field, so you can fix the record before you publish. If a message doesn't sound right, tick the lead and click Regenerate, and you'll see the credits first. So whichever way you start, you finish in the same preview, reading every message before it goes out. Ahead of each batch, Mark asks Claude to preview five messages. Claude spends about 2 credits and flags 2 as generic. Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant you connect to Vetta works on your real workspace, so repeat this at every launch, then give it a bigger job. In Vetta, open Preview and edit the two yourself.
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