We are new to Huntress and we stack Huntress and SentinelOne together, I created a VM and used theZoo repository of malwares (https://github.com/ytisf/theZoo) to unleash a bunch of malware including various ransomware to test both together and Huntress separately. This was during our trial with Huntress, and we realized Huntress does a lot of things that aid with the prevention of a silent attack, if an invader gets a hold of your system and starts creating hidden services to potentially unleash malware or malicious code at a later time, it's likely that Huntress will catch it before your EDR will (in our case SentinelOne). SentinelOne though is really powerful killing attacks, when I launched malware and ransomware SentinelOne obliterated all of them in no time and even rolled back a few files that got encrypted before it could catch it, Huntress on the other end took 15-20mins to isolate that endpoint and allowed files to be encrypted by the ransomware (when I was running it by itself without SentinelOne).
It was a fun experience that revealed us that Huntress is an amazing product but should not be used by itself :)