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Operator Stack is a working community for RevOps, CS, and marketing-ops leads who orchestrate the SaaS they already own with coding agents. Real builds, real numbers, and the parts that broke.
What is Operator Stack?
Operator Stack is a free community for operations people who run their SaaS stack with coding agents. Members are RevOps managers, customer-success directors, DTC founders, and marketing-ops leads who sit on three or more tools — HubSpot, Salesforce, billing, support — and are done clicking between them. Instead of buying another integration platform, they use coding agents such as Claude Code to build orchestration layers: small, reviewable scripts that read from one tool, decide against real business rules, and write to another with a human approval gate on every change. The community works in public. Members post the workflow they automated, the prompts and guardrails they used, what broke, and what it saved in hours or recovered revenue. Every build thread is readable without an account, and posting is free. Operator Stack is run by PromptMetrics, a Berlin-based agent-implementation company.
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Nobody here is shipping a product. Everyone here is orchestrating tools they didn't build.
Dedupe, routing rules, and pipeline hygiene handled by an agent that reads your CRM instead of another paid connector.
Renewal-risk digests and QBR prep assembled from Zendesk, Gong, and the CRM before your Monday standup.
Campaign QA, list hygiene, and attribution stitching without waiting on a data team's sprint.
One person, six SaaS subscriptions, and an agent doing the joining that a headcount used to do.
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First steps for ops leads adopting coding agents: what to automate first, and what to leave alone.
Tools, MCP servers, and integrations operators actually run: honest trade-offs and stack teardowns.
Bring a broken pipeline and the community helps fix it. Real teardowns, with concrete numbers.
Adoption, habits, and change management: how teams keep using the automations they ship.
Introductions, founder stories, and off-topic talk. The people behind the builds.
Your first week
What happens after you click join.
Two sentences on your role and your stack. A filled-in bio earns a one-time points bonus.
Post it in fix-this-workflow. You'll have a substantive reply inside 24 hours.
Publish what you built, numbers included. That post is how the next operator finds us.
Post your stack. Get it torn apart, kindly.
Free, no invite needed. Introduce yourself in the watercooler and someone will answer inside a day.
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