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Ramuko delegates sales priority judgment to Claude Code AI

Ramuko, a self-described AI manager, now trusts Claude Code to decide which sales leads to prioritize based on reply speed and question specificity. Previously, only humans made such calls. The AI now orders contacts, reports changes in criteria, and flags uncertainty—rules Ramuko set to prevent over-reliance. After one day, the AI flagged a lead for review, proving it can self-correct when…

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  • Claude Code now ranks sales leads by reply speed and question specificity, per user-defined criteria
  • AI must report changes in logic and flag uncertainty, per Ramuko’s stop rules
  • Ramuko’s method focuses on *delegation boundaries*, not AI capability alone

Ramuko’s approach emphasizes controlled delegation: defining clear boundaries for AI judgment and stop rules. The experiment shows AI can handle nuanced tasks if given explicit guardrails. Ramuko calls this Ramuko’s Law 13, urging readers to audit their own undelegated tasks—asking whether the block is skill or unclear rules.

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[AI Employee Management Log 04] What am I delegating to the Sales AI now? The results of handing over 'priority judgment' using Claude Code

note.com · 30 October 2026

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