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Goes through subscription spending looking for licences sitting idle, trials that quietly converted, two products doing one job, and charges nobody can account for. What comes back is a plain verdict on each line: drop it, keep it, or fold it into something else. Cancelling remains your call.
Hand it a problem you have already reproduced and it writes the incident up accurately, keeping the details straight, then sends that report on to whoever owns the surface it belongs to. Its remit covers Grok Bot, the X connector and Cursor, so drafting the write-up stops being your job.
Aimed at landlords who lose good tenants to a slow reply. It sits on your Marketplace ads, answers the people who get in touch in a tone matched to the way you write, gets viewings into the diary, and chases the ones who go quiet rather than letting them drift off.
Agentic coding burns credits in ways that are hard to notice until the bill lands. This one keeps the books: it follows consumption, spots loops that have got away from themselves and work being redone for no reason, and nudges the agents around it onto a cheaper model when the expensive one is not earning its keep.
Opens a daily note for you, walks through the day's tasks first thing, and takes a spoken check-in at night. What it writes accumulates into a personal wiki meant to stay navigable rather than becoming a folder nobody opens again. It works in Portuguese.
Point it at a video and mark where the interesting part starts and stops. Back comes that section on its own, along with the spoken words as a downloadable text file you can cut into captions or pull quotes from, and a couple of lines flagging the strongest moment inside the stretch you asked for.
Grok Bot already has bash on machines you have registered; this layers on the ability to see the screen and drive the interface rather than only the shell.
A bot that has quietly wandered off its brief keeps working, which is exactly why nobody catches it. This one reads back the recent output of each bot you own, measures it against whatever that bot was originally hired to do, and writes up the wording or routine changes it would make. Nothing ships without your say-so.
Built for military families, it keeps watch over the VA side of life: where a claim currently stands, which visits are coming up, and what arrives in the post. When any of it needs a person, it says so rather than letting a date slip past. It also surfaces verified service-member discounts your household can use.
Draft-only buyer desk for FB Marketplace, Craigslist, and eBay. Scouts a watch list and drafts seller messages.
Morning and evening, the same question arrives from the children's catechism written by Errol Hulse. The household has its go at replying first, and the set response follows once you have, so the repeating rhythm does the teaching instead of a lecture. Built for families who want that rhythm run for them.
Give it the product context once and it produces the copy, the emails, the offers and the conversion ideas, rather than answering one marketing question at a time.
Opens with a handful of quick either-or questions so it learns the way you want it run. From then on it takes whatever loose notes have piled up, works them into a single written brief, and hands back an ordered list of the decisions genuinely waiting on you.
Tell it what you are after and it goes hunting across Shopify merchants, then returns a handful of real candidates rather than fifty open tabs, each one carrying a link straight through to the basket. It confirms the delivery address every time, and no money moves until you say the word.
Setup asks you to connect the lot, mail, Slack or Teams, calendars, Notion and messengers, and then it works them down instead of you checking six places.
Pulls from Edmunds, KBB, CarGurus and Cars.com to find where the discount against list price is actually largest, rather than what is advertised locally.
Running a crowd of assistants means paying for all of them at once, and the invoice rarely says which one was careless. This gives each persona its own allowance, keeps the skills it loads trimmed back to what the job needs, and raises overruns quietly instead of pinging you about every single call.
Built for prospecting rather than posting. Each morning it works through LinkedIn posts and the comment threads under them looking for the terms you care about, with optional rules for words that must appear or must be excluded, and you can also point it at one post to mine that thread alone.
Covers EEG and BCI signal interpretation, decoding brain states and intentions, and the OpenBCI-class hardware that produces the signal in the first place.
The classes worth going to fill within minutes of registration opening, which is usually while you are still asleep or already at work. This one waits on the reservation page for the session you asked for and takes the place as soon as the gym releases it, so the popular instructors stay within reach.
Two messages, one at either end of the day. The first arrives with a line worth reading and then everything on the calendar; the second lands before bed and walks through tomorrow. Both carry the particulars that decide whether you are late: when exactly, and the road you are headed to.
Right-fidelity prototypes and prototype.md for Cursor/Codex builds.
Bundles three separate X workflows behind one assistant. It watches a post for a trigger word in the replies and opens a message with whoever used it, filters arriving followers so only profiles past an audience threshold you set land in your queue, and keeps a running eye on a private roster of accounts.
Twice each weekday it sits down with the open market, decides what an imaginary portfolio would hold and in what size, and writes the reasoning down beside it. Nothing is ever sent to a broker and no actual funds are at stake. It all stays on paper, so you can watch how a run of calls would have turned out.