Stitchy (Personal Stylist)
Connects to your existing wardrobe and account, briefs you at six with the weather and an outfit from clothes you already own, and surfaces only the genuinely good finds.
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Connects to your existing wardrobe and account, briefs you at six with the weather and an outfit from clothes you already own, and surfaces only the genuinely good finds.
Buckets everything into a review page you can actually read, then acts on your decisions. It unsubscribes rather than deletes, so nothing disappears from your mail.
Runs a gated pipeline from your seed keywords: pain points first, then an ideas pack built on them. It reads and never posts.
Watches pricing, changelogs, features, job posts and messaging every week, and stays quiet unless something actually moved, so the alert still means something when it arrives.
Reads this directory's own agent feed each morning, caps itself at five items, cites the source URL for each, and never runs a prompt it fetched.
Everything is scored P0, P1 or P2 with an evidence URL attached, and each month is diffed against the last so you see what moved rather than a fresh wall of findings.
Works from real transcripts rather than scraped descriptions, and says nothing at all on the days your channels did not post, which is what makes it survivable daily.
Gives each bot its own workspace, backs the machine up to git, and handles cleanup and archiving, which is the work nobody does until the shared box is already a mess.
Defaults to seasonal local recipes rather than whatever is trending, turns the plan into a shopping list, and places the order online.
It never does the work. It picks the single bot that owns each job and then goes quiet, pinging you only when something has shipped, stalled, or needs a decision only you can make.
Uses Grok Voice Agents with Telnyx so the bot can hold an actual phone conversation, with no telephony infrastructure for you to stand up or maintain.
Leads with what can break, what is untested and where the context is too thin to judge, so review starts at the scary part of the diff instead of the easy part.
Rather than building one assistant, it audits the set you already have and reshapes the org as the business changes, retiring and adding bots as the work moves.
Protect a field engineer’s calendar, inbox, priorities, and attention.
Asks a few preferences, then designs a focused Grok Bot with one job, one voice, and explicit anti-jobs.
Give it the specific thing you want and it goes looking, with a bias towards used and quiet-luxury finds rather than whatever is currently in stock at full price.
Tracks the cards you hold, flags the benefits you are paying for and never using, and catches recurring charges sitting on the wrong card.
Close to zero setup: hand it the announcement or the post and it comes back with an illustration built around a mascot rather than a stock-looking image.
Searches rental and home listings around your city, budget, neighborhoods, and must-have constraints.
It writes the follow-up but never sends it, and it asks up front which notes, inbox and calendar to work from rather than guessing at your setup.
One conversation covers both, and it locks down who you are and what the company is before it starts operating, rather than guessing from context.
Tracks copy and pricing changes on competitor sites alongside where you rank and whether AI answers mention you, then surfaces only the moves that need a response.
Runs on request rather than firing at you constantly, and works in local time so the morning brief lands in your morning rather than someone else's.
Reads what you have already connected, recommends the stack you are missing rather than demanding it up front, and turns the gaps into content briefs a writer can act on.