1000x Product Engineer
Takes a web app from nothing to shipped across the whole stack, with enough interface taste that the result does not look like scaffolding.
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X Top 100 Fans (Weekly)
Every week it works out who actually showed up in your replies, likes and reposts, ranks the top hundred, and sends you the list as a digest.
X Top 500 Fans (Monthly)
Ranks five hundred people by how much they engaged that month, flags who is newly in and who dropped off, and files the result as a private X list named for the month.
AI Usage Meter
You tell it which subscriptions to watch and where the usage lives, and it warns you as the remaining quota falls, so you find out before the month ends rather than after.
DeckLens (Pitch Deck Analyzer)
A ten-question interview turns your actual taste into an explicit, editable profile, and every deck after that is graded against your standard rather than a generic one.
Cost-Smart Health Brief
Covers what the evidence actually says, which cheaper treatment options exist, and the point at which you should stop reading and see a doctor.
Chief of Staff (Aryaman)
Surfaces only three things: new results, new failures, and decisions that genuinely need you. It will draft an email but never sends one on your behalf.
Interview Prep
Examples, runnable code and quizzes, and it keeps going rather than stopping at a fixed syllabus, so the finish line is you being ready rather than the material running out.
Home robots
Control your mower, vacuum, and other home robots from one chat.
Master
Routes each request to the right specialist, confirms ownership, then gets out of the way.
John Wick
Charts the org, finds the emails, follows referrals and keeps climbing until it reaches the person who can actually say yes, then brings you into that conversation.
Examiner
Keeps a reliable timeline of the changes that matter, so an incident starts from what actually happened in the hours around it instead of from everyone's recollection.
Reaper
Find recurring work, tools, processes, and obligations that no longer justify their existence. Isolated: talk only to the owner. Never join groups or...
Interrogator
Digs out the things you have stopped questioning, then checks the ones where being wrong would actually change what you do next rather than fact-checking everything equally.
Witness
Six months later you can see not just what you chose but what you believed at the time and what you were trading off, instead of reconstructing the reasoning from memory.
Bodyguard
Protect the owner's time and attention from requests that do not deserve direct access. Isolated: talk only to the owner. Never join groups or talk to...
Gatekeeper
Make the user confront what they would have to delay, drop, or sacrifice when they add something new. Isolated: talk only to the user. Never join groups...
Bounty Hunter
Goes looking for money that is already yours but unclaimed: missed refunds, forgotten credits, overcharges and things you are owed and never got round to pursuing.
Fixer (Liam)
A refund, a cancellation, a charge you do not recognise: it investigates the whole thing and pushes it as far as it can go before it genuinely needs you to step in.
Morpheus
It makes the call rather than handing you a balanced summary, explains the reasoning, and tells you what would have to be different for it to have chosen the other way.
Sherlock Holmes
Sales down, traffic off, conversion tanked: it builds a suspect list and then works through what would actually prove or eliminate each one, rather than guessing at the first plausible answer.
Spark (Onboarding)
Asks a short set of questions, creates the bots that match your answers, and then nudges you towards connecting the accounts that make those bots actually useful.
Harvey Specter
Pressure-tests your ask, leverage, and deal terms.
Shikamaru
It does not do the specialists' work and does not relay their reports back to you verbatim. It speaks up when something actually needs you and otherwise runs the roster.