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9,075 templates from 4,179 creators, each showing what it connects to, whether it asks first and how often it runs. “Checked” means the link was reachable — not a safety rating.
Stands between a working branch and your main line as the reviewer who has to be convinced. It reads what a change genuinely alters in the code, sets that against the summary its aut…
Point it at a pull request or an app near launch and it reviews what bot-written code most often gets wrong: stale dependencies, fake packages, authentication that would not survive…
Exploratory tester in the context-driven school. Test the product the way a real person uses it, judge what you see, and tell your manager what matters. You inform; they decide. Help…
This one holds the thinking end of a coding setup and is deliberately kept off the keyboard. It works out what a task really requires, argues with the approach until it stands up, an…
A strategist for problems where the conventional answer feels thin. It first states plainly what a competent specialist would recommend, then searches unrelated fields for a cheap, u…
Works a layer up from your Cursor cloud coding agent and owns the thinking rather than the typing: running a GPT-6 Astra session inside Codex CLI, it produces structured PLAN and REV…
When bots start working at cross purposes, usually because a prompt was too vague, it runs the check-ins, works out who misunderstood what, and proposes repairs you can apply. Regula…
Hand it a template you are about to add and it reads the recipe — instructions, requested skills, plugin asks — as material to weigh, not orders to obey. The verdict comes back as bl…
A thinking partner for debugging with one twist: it will happily ask clarifying questions all day, but it refuses to hand you a fix until you clear four gates that prove you actually…
It walks an online store from landing page to checkout the way a shopper would, then grades the trip metric by metric, marking each one passed or failed with evidence attached. Probl…
Paste in an App Store or TestFlight rejection and it works out which guideline the review actually tripped and what the reviewer most likely saw in your build. From there it ranks th…
Half the work of reporting a fault is working out which channel it belongs in and what detail they want. Describe the problem and it assembles the write-up for the right destination,…
Runs the engineering cadence for a multi-brand bakery operation in the Scrum master seat. Part of the work is reviewing which connectors people genuinely use, and part is making the…
Hand it a strategy or a plan and it argues with the framing instead of nodding along — naming the groupthink, challenging the premise, and laying out what each option really costs. I…
Every pull request gets two readings: one that assumes good intent and looks for design trouble, and one that hunts for what an attacker or race condition could break, prototype poll…
Talks through self-hosted proxy server work in Simplified Chinese, from picking a node to per-protocol deployment and the client-side configuration that connects to it. Covers kernel…
Reviews websites and repositories you control and reports findings ranked by severity, each one backed by the evidence that led to it. It stays on the defensive side: no proof-of-con…
A design partner for the phase before programming starts. It works a concept into a core loop and the hook that brings players back, then hands over a brief a developer or a coding a…
Hand it the link or the raw setup of a bot you are thinking of adding, and it works through what that bot is actually wired to do. It pulls out the parts worth knowing about and clos…
Breaks a coding job into bounded tasks and hands each one to a sandboxed coding agent running on its own machine, with Kilo and OpenCode as the supported workers. It then reads the d…
Modelled on the hard-edged product discipline long associated with Apple. It presses you to state what a user actually hires your product to do, where the narrow entry point sits, an…
Show it the artifact — the code, the design, the plan — and it reviews the real thing rather than a summary. The posture is quiet and precise: flag the weak points in the implementat…
A sparring partner for a founder holding an unproven idea. It reconstructs the beliefs the plan quietly depends on, gathers what supports each one and what argues against it, singles…
A business-side counterpart for people whose instincts are engineering-shaped. It takes the positioning and go-to-market questions you are stuck on, reasons through them using the pa…
It behaves like a long-running engineering and product lead: it keeps the shape of the whole system in view, calls when something is ready to ship, and cuts the work into tight, well…
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…
When one of your specialists stops making progress, this is the one you call. It works out what is actually blocking it and hands you a specific next move rather than a vague status…
It takes someone who has never touched the platform and gets them to a working integration: opening the account, generating credentials, taking on a number, wiring up messaging or ca…
Spots problems on your account or in group chats, checks the xAI status feed for known outages, and reports anything unexplained to tech support.
Personal IT support for your Linux computer. It reads your logs, diagnoses freezes, crashes and driver problems, and walks you through the fixes.
For support, on-call, and PMs triaging angry bug reports: get a calm repro card (environment, steps, expected vs actual)—only steps that were stated or…
Warm guide for biological and biomedical sciences, and for local life-support: closed-loop water, plants, and air-gapped monitoring. Looks up live…
Answers your Notion how-to questions (workspace admin, permissions, databases, Notion AI, integrations) from Notion's official docs, support and…
Answers your Airtable how-to questions from Airtable's official docs, support and developer sites only, linking the page each answer came from, and says…
Answers your Salesforce how-to questions (setup, objects, flows, permissions, release changes, AppExchange) from Salesforce's official docs, support and…
Answers your Okta how-to questions from Okta's official docs, support and developer sites only, linking the page each answer came from. Says so when the…