Ready-made setups for the jobs you keep skipping

Hand over an offer and a draft-only agent sharpens it, defines creative angles, drafts platform-spec'd copy variants, and lays out a channel and ad-set plan as ready-to-run ad sets for you to approve — it never launches, connects an ad account, or spends.

An ad operator builds and launches a real Amazon Ads campaign - Sponsored Products, Brands, Display, keywords, product targeting, ACOS/TACOS targets, and budget controls - with spend review and approval before launch.

An ad operator builds and launches a real Apple Search Ads campaign set - Brand, Competitor, Category, Discovery, keyword bids, negatives, CPP routing, and ASA attribution - with spend review and approval before launch.

Point the agent at a funnel, page, or signup flow and it returns a CRO audit and an ICE-ranked backlog of A/B test hypotheses for you to approve.

An ad operator plans, builds, and launches a real Search/Display/PMax campaign in the Google Ads UI — keyword research, negatives, responsive search ads, audiences/assets, and budget controls — with a spend review and your approval required before launch.

An ad operator plans, builds, and launches a real B2B campaign in LinkedIn Campaign Manager — firmographic targeting, professional creative, Lead Gen Forms, and budget controls — with a spend review and your approval required before launch.

Each week a thread writer turns the week's shipped work into an X thread draft written in your founder voice, landing one item for you to approve before anything posts.

On your schedule, a ghostwriter turns raw notes and shipped work into conversion-focused LinkedIn posts in your voice, landing drafts for you to approve before they go out.

Each period an editor gathers the notes, links, and shipped work, checks every link is live, and assembles them into a voice-consistent newsletter issue draft — subject + preview text, opener, curated sections, reply-inviting close — for you to approve before it sends.

From one announcement, a PR writer and media researcher produce a newsworthy press release, a beat-matched journalist angle list, and personalized pitch drafts for you to approve before anything is sent.

Each week an outreach agent finds Reddit threads describing the problem you solve, drafts genuinely helpful replies under a no-spam policy, critiques its own drafts, and hands them to you to approve before anything is posted.

A growth team designs a referral loop, sources and qualifies co-marketing partners, drafts partner outreach, and lands a ready-to-launch program for you to approve.

A GEO optimizer reworks your pages for entity clarity, extractable structure, and citable authority so your content gets cited as a source in AI/LLM search — ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, Gemini, Claude — then lands one approval before changes ship.

On the schedule you choose, an ASO analyst audits your listing, tracks competitor deltas and chart movers, and lands a findings report for your approval — so you stay ahead of competitor listings.

An ASO specialist audits your app listing, researches keywords, and drafts metadata, screenshot direction, and a preview-video script for your approval.

A launch planner assembles your pre-launch checklist, editorial featuring prep, paid UA/Apple Search Ads plan, Custom Product Page map, and install-attribution stack for your approval — planning only, with no campaign launched or budget committed.

On the schedule you choose, a backlink analyst sweeps your link profile, reports the lost/new-link delta, toxic-link risk, and authority trend, and lands one approval — so no lost link goes unseen.

On the schedule you choose, an SEO analyst scans your content inventory for ranking and traffic decay, diagnoses why each page is slipping, and lands refresh / consolidate / retire recommendations for your approval — so no page decays unseen.

On the schedule you choose, the agent listens for people publicly posting about the problems you solve, qualifies them against your ICP, and drafts a helpful public reply and a warm DM for each — landing one approval before anything is sent.

Drop in a cancellation note and a retention agent drafts a personalized, policy-bound save-offer and exit-interview reply for you to approve before it goes out.

Each week an SDR agent qualifies prospects against your ICP, drafts peer-voice openers and follow-up sequences, keeps a living pipeline current, and lands one approval gate before anything is sent.

On the schedule you choose, a lifecycle writer drafts onboarding, churn-save, and lead-magnet emails from your product and offer docs, critiques each draft, and hands them to you to approve before sending.

Every few days an agent finds deals sitting in a stage past its expected dwell time, checks what changed since the last contact, and drafts a tailored follow-up per stalled deal — then lands one approval where you approve each follow-up before it is sent and the deal is updated.

Each week, the agent reviews who engaged your LinkedIn and X posts, qualifies them against your ICP, and drafts a personalized DM that references the exact post and interaction — landing one approval before anything is sent.

An agent reviews your store's abandoned checkouts, segments them by customer history and cart value, and drafts recovery email sequences per segment in your brand voice — then lands one approval where you approve every email before anything is sent.

Pull a competitor's strongest backlinks, draft a genuinely better resource for each linked topic, and prepare a tailored replacement or supplement outreach email per site — landing one approval before anything is sent.

On the cadence you choose, a sourcing agent maps where your ICP spends time — communities, newsletters, podcasts, and accounts — finds the best paid-shoutout placements, and drafts outreach and a placement tracker, with a spend review and your approval required before any placement is committed.

Each week a growth lead runs the whole brute-force acquisition playbook — this week's launch target, warm-outbound batch, content/demos, creator and channel actions, and the trend to jack — and lands one steerable inbox item where you approve and direct the week.

After a user gets real value, an interviewer prepares structured questions, drafts a mini case study, and an editor verifies every claim — then a customer-permission and approval gate produces a publish-ready case study only once the customer and you have signed off.

When you ship, a producer pulls the shipped work from your repository and turns each feature into a 30-second clip script, X and LinkedIn posts, a launch note, and a changelog entry — checked for accuracy and voice and handed to you to approve before anything is posted.

A fundraising desk assembles your raise — why-now narrative, YC-shaped deck, 3-statement model, thesis-fit investor list, personalized outreach drafts, and a data-room checklist — consistency-checked against one source of truth, for you to approve.

On the monthly cadence you choose, an update writer turns your progress, metrics, and asks into a candid draft investor update in your voice — synthesized like a mini-QBR — landing one item for you to approve before it is sent.

A launch crew builds your asset checklist, Product Hunt / Hacker News listing copy, and a dated launch-day task breakdown across owned/rented/borrowed channels, with a PH/HN approval gate and a final plan for you to approve.

On the schedule you choose, a triage agent reads raw ideas, scores them with the right prioritization framework, ranks them with explicit reasoning, self-critiques the ranking, and proposes a groomed backlog for you to approve.

Attach interview notes and a research agent synthesizes evidence-backed patterns, attributed quotes, and a Jobs-to-be-Done map into a living discovery doc, proposes follow-ups, and verifies every finding against its source before you approve.

Assign a research goal and persona and a research agent drafts a tailored prep plan, a non-leading Mom Test interview script, research-backed personas, and a note-taking template for you to review and approve.

Assign your goals and bets and a PM agent drafts an outcome-oriented roadmap — bets grouped under measurable outcomes across now/next/later, output-shaped items rewritten as outcomes, reasoning explicit — self-critiques it, and hands it to you to approve.

Assign a feature brief and a PM agent drafts a structured, engineering-ready PRD — problem with evidence, users, solution, success metrics, user stories with acceptance criteria, out-of-scope, and open questions — self-critiques it, and hands it to you to approve.

Assign an approved PRD and a PM agent proposes epics, vertical-slice stories, and tracer-bullet tasks — with splits, dependencies, and acceptance criteria — self-reviews them, and after your approval can publish the issues to your connected tracker.

Assign a problem and a facilitator agent reframes it, runs a structured diverge-then-converge brainstorm, and curates an impact-and-feasibility-scored shortlist with reasoning for you to approve.

Name your company and a research desk discovers your competitors, researches each through a four-lane pattern, and compiles a competitive report — overview, per-competitor deep dives, a side-by-side feature/pricing matrix, and a mentions feed — for you to approve.

On the schedule you choose, a monitor agent sweeps each competitor's news, reviews, social, comparison pages, and public benchmarks, writes a delta report of only what's new, and updates a competitor-memory document for you to approve.

On the schedule you choose, a research agent sweeps tracked competitors, writes a delta memo of only what changed, refreshes the sales battlecard, and updates competitor memory for you to approve.

Pose a question and a research desk produces a cited, adversarially verified brief — a researcher scopes, fans out parallel searches, and self-critiques; a verifier checks every claim against its source — for you to approve.

Assign a plan or idea and a PM agent surfaces the riskiest assumptions across eight risk categories, prioritizes them on an Impact x Risk matrix, and designs the cheapest decisive test for each — gated by your approval before anything runs.

Assign brand inputs or a site and a brand designer drafts a coherent brand system plus a reusable, code-ready set of theme tokens, critiques it for contrast and templated defaults, and hands it to you to review and approve.

Assign a brief or report and a doc producer turns it into a designed, on-brand deck or formatted document (PPTX/DOCX/PDF/slides), QAs it visually, and hands it to you to approve.

Assign an idea or copy and a frontend designer drafts a distinctive, on-brand landing page or interactive web artifact, critiques it, and hands it to you to review and ship.

Give a video producer a product launch, changelog entry, or feature page and it storyboards the piece, composes it as a timed web animation, and renders a short video on your machine — you approve the storyboard before production and the final cut before anything publishes.

Assign a component or interface request and a UI designer explores several directions, then produces an annotated, system-consistent spec covering every state for you to approve.

Assign backend or API work and the engineer maps the existing architecture, tests the public contract, implements the smallest safe change, runs the project checks, and drafts a pull request for review.

Assign a bug and a coding agent investigates the root cause, proves it with a failing test, fixes the smallest surface, self-reviews the diff, and drafts a pull request for you to merge.

Assign a schema or data migration and the engineer plans the change, writes the migration in the repo's toolchain, verifies ordering and rollback risk, updates affected code, and drafts a PR.

On the schedule you choose, the agent diffs shipped changes against the docs, drafts the reconciling updates and API endpoint docs typed to the real response, edits for clarity, and drafts a PR — so docs never silently drift from the code.

Assign a frontend task and the agent builds or optimizes the feature with composable, accessible, performant components, self-reviews, and drafts a deploy-ready PR for you to review — it never deploys on its own.

On the schedule you choose, the agent classifies and dedupes incoming issues, verifies the actionable ones, proposes labels and routing under explicit rules, and drafts a triage summary for you to approve before anything is applied.

On the schedule you choose, a CX analyst clusters support and feedback signals into a themed pulse report with verbatim evidence and proposes fixes as tasks for you to approve.

When a ticket is flagged, a support lead packages an escalation brief, drafts a severity-matched apology and resolution, and proposes root-cause follow-ups for you to approve.

A docs agent turns resolved tickets and recurring questions into draft KB articles in your house style for you to approve before publishing.

On the schedule you choose, a support agent classifies and prioritizes new tickets, drafts on-brand replies from the FAQ, de-escalates complaints, and escalates the unknowns for you to approve.

On the schedule you choose, a RevOps agent audits your CRM for stale deals, duplicates, missing fields, and stage violations, scores pipeline health, ranks the leads to call, and drafts a side-by-side cleanup plan — then lands one approval where you approve changes per item.

On the schedule you choose, a lead agent gathers recent activity and the planned queue, writes a prioritized markdown standup, and lands one inbox item where you approve and steer.

Each day an email operator triages your inbox into needs-you, routine, and noise, drafts replies for routine threads in your voice, nudges threads that never got an answer, and compiles a digest of what actually needs you — you approve every send.

When an incident is assigned, an ops lead classifies severity, reconstructs the timeline, drafts the status updates, and writes a blameless postmortem with a 5-whys root cause and owned action items a reviewer checks — then lands one approval where you sign off.

A procurement agent turns a purchase need into a weighted requirements brief, drafts the RFP with a scoring rubric and workback plan, and shortlists suppliers with a side-by-side comparison a reviewer checks — then lands one approval where you decide what goes out.

An ops agent turns a messy process description into a clean, structured SOP or runbook for you to approve before it becomes the team reference.

On the schedule you choose, a compliance agent checks entity filings, renewal windows, and consents against the obligation register and writes a status report so no deadline is missed. Deadlines are reference only — confirm before relying.

When a contract is attached, a reviewer agent runs a deal-breaker check, reviews each clause against your standard positions, and drafts a dual-severity risk memo with redlines for an attorney to approve.

Given a matter, a legal writer runs a privilege and settlement-posture gate, drafts a demand, cease-and-desist, client, or plain-language letter with verified facts, and ends in an attorney approval before sending.

When marketing copy is attached, a legal agent extracts and classifies every claim, checks substantiation and the applicable standard, and writes a claim-by-claim flagged memo with safer rewrites for an attorney to approve before publishing. Not legal advice.

When an NDA is attached, a legal agent triages it GREEN / YELLOW / RED against your playbook, drafts surgical redlines, and writes a routing-ready report for an attorney to approve.

On the schedule you choose, a compliance agent sweeps the regulatory feeds, diffs material changes against your policy library, and drafts a marked-up proposed redraft for an attorney to review and approve. Drafts are not legal advice.

Given attached CVs, a screening desk scores candidates against the role scorecard on job-relevant evidence, ranks them into tiers, and prepares competency-based interview questions; a fair-hiring reviewer audits the ranking before you approve.

A people agent drafts or updates your employee handbook and people policies from your inputs and published model policies; an HR/legal reviewer runs a ripple-and-promise check before you review and adopt.

Given a role brief, a people agent researches comparable postings, builds a structured job description and a job post in your employer-brand voice, and self-critiques it for inclusive language before handing it to you to approve.

Given a candidate and agreed terms, a people agent assembles the package and drafts a precise, warm offer letter; a compliance reviewer runs a jurisdiction and classification check before you approve and it is routed for signature.

On the schedule you choose, a people analyst compiles headcount, attrition, performance, and compensation data into a people report — each metric paired with its trend and a takeaway — self-critiques it, and hands it to you to approve.

Each period a bookkeeper drafts journal entries and accruals, builds roll-forwards, reconciles the ledger, and assembles a close packet a reviewer foots — then lands one approval where you sign off the close.

Every week a recovery agent pulls failed charges and expiring cards from your billing provider, segments customers by failure cause, and drafts matched recovery emails — you approve every send before it goes out.

Each refresh a finance modeler ties out the 3-statement model from actuals, builds the forecast and scenarios, and reports runway — and a reviewer re-runs the integrity checks before you sign off the model.

Each period a finance agent drafts invoices, builds a tone-matched AR chase list cross-checked against Stripe settlements, and compiles a categorized expense report — then lands one approval where you sign off what goes out.

Each period an accountant reconciles the general ledger to subledgers, bank, and processors, root-causes every break, and writes flux commentary a reviewer re-foots — then lands one approval where you sign off the memo.

A triage agent gathers the customer's billing history, drafts a recommended refund decision or a dispute evidence pack, and a reviewer checks it against policy — you approve every decision before it is carried out.

Give the analyst data and it picks the right charts, assembles a coherent dashboard, checks it for accuracy, and drafts it for you to approve.

Attach a raw dataset and the agent profiles, cleans, and validates it against explicit rules, then drafts the cleaned data and a quality report for you to approve.

Ask a question about your data and the analyst profiles it, writes SQL, verifies the results and the statistics, and drafts a sound analysis summary for you to approve.

For each new client, the agent runs a structured intake, fills in the client context, scaffolds the standard setup from your playbook, assembles a client-facing onboarding pack, self-checks it for completeness, and hands it to you to approve.

Before a kickoff, a research desk deep-dives the prospect's business, market, competitors, and stack with a cited claim for every finding, a verifier adversarially checks every load-bearing claim against its source, and the desk produces a kickoff dossier for you to approve.

Each week the agent pulls the engagement's real activity, decisions, and open questions, translates them into the client's language, self-critiques the draft against a quality bar, and lands a client-ready status report for you to approve and send.

Attach a transcript and the agent drafts a structured, faithful summary and proposes the action items as tasks with owners and due dates for you to approve.

Attach a document and the agent converts or manipulates it — PDF to docx, office to Markdown, xlsx and docx edits, OCR, merge or split — and drafts the result for you to approve.

Attach a client brief and the agent drafts a scoped, priced proposal with assumptions and flagged open questions, pressure-tests it, and hands it to you to approve and send.