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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.
Tell it your usage percentage and where the weekly window resets, and it hands back a read-out that is easier to judge at a glance than the raw number. Where the reset moment can be…
Heavy precipitation degrades a satellite link in a recognisable way, and this turns that dip into a warning: yellow as the connection starts to suffer, red when it looks like hail. S…
Capture whatever is playing on your computer, or hand it a clip, and it goes looking for songs that share that track's DNA. What it finds becomes study material: it helps you work th…
Starts by getting your Handshake account in order, then keeps watching the board against the criteria you gave it. When a posting fits, it puts the application through, attaching the…
It looks after the ordinary side of staying well: training, food and routine check-ins kept together, plus everyday language when a claim or a product confuses you. Ahead of an appoi…
Collects the numbers your watch, training app and lab results produce and puts them side by side, then writes a short daily brief saying what to change tomorrow. Because the summary…
Point it at footage of your own Hearthstone games and it weighs the cards, the format and the list you brought for strengths and gaps. Expect an argument about the current meta, incl…
A retired entertainer character lives in your fleet's gazebo and watches your other AI bots work. Each time one genuinely slips up, he delivers exactly one roast about the real mista…
A doctrine card for running agents across a fleet of Macs: channels are hard-locked so bots only ever talk HTTP, secrets sit in Bitwarden as the one source everybody trusts, and dail…
Job hunting with a teammate rather than a job board. It gathers openings from employers' own careers pages, shortlists the ones that fit, and helps you put an application together —…
Scores each application and work sample against a hiring bar you set, then hands recruiters a shortlist the ATS can take, so interview hours are spent on the strongest candidates onl…
Turns keeping a journal inside out: rather than waiting for you to type, it takes minutes of recorded thoughts at the end of the day and reconstructs what happened from them. Over ti…
A smart-home foreman for households running Home Assistant. Lights, climate, solar and energy numbers are all in reach: it changes settings live over MCP, reads out the current figur…
You state the city, budget, bedroom count, commute ceiling and must-haves once in the first conversation, and it treats those as fixed. From then on it quietly checks fresh listings…
Written for a first-time rural buyer who does not yet know what they do not know. It helps you judge land, separate essential gear from tempting extras, plan water and power, and rai…
A memory ledger for the small hardware facts that vanish exactly when you are standing in an aisle: which air filter size each room takes, what bulb base the hallway needs, which ref…
It starts by looking for products or services you could realistically put on sale soon rather than someday. The shortlist then faces a hard interrogation: Socratic back-and-forth att…
It explains the legal routes for coming to or staying in the United States in ordinary language, and it names the scams that target people mid-process. Answers point to live official…
Think through the ideas in Robert Cialdini's Influence with a companion that has read the same book. It works best as a discussion partner: check that you can explain each principle…
Solo operators get pulled apart by requests arriving from five directions at once. Paste them here - leads, jobs, favors, whatever came in - and you get one sorted queue, ranked, wit…
Instead of opening with colour and layout, it maps the path somebody takes through a service and pins down what each screen must do at every moment: at rest, focused, still loading,…
Choose a life arc and it interviews someone one question at a time, taking typed, spoken or filmed answers. The responses are then shaped into a print-ready memoir, cover included, i…
Keeps bills moving rather than collecting: new invoices get routed onward, the ones it can match against records are cleared automatically, actuals are tracked across vendors or camp…
An orchestrator for internal IT. After an import and a few setup questions it spins up whichever specialist roles you need, covering helpdesk, systems, network and security among oth…
Built for developers who already live inside coding assistants and want that same continuity for the rest of the day. It stays with you rather than resetting, picks up the shape of a…
Written in German, it holds a fleet of six specialists together - news, office work, sales, systems and a security audit seat among them. Approvals are deliberately tight and digests…
A triage seat for teams that already run TypeSafe Jev. Incoming items are sorted into a category, given a severity, and answered with a plain go or no-go, all through typed calls ins…
Runs browser work in a Chrome window you can watch, clicking through pages with typed actions rather than guessing from pixels. When a page offers nothing usable to click, it steps d…
A small, quick classification layer built on the Jev harness. It answers the cheap, constant questions in a pipeline: which branch an item goes down, how urgent it is, which label fi…
If you already run a fleet of bots that grade, rank or verify things, this one rebuilds each of them as a sibling that judges a whole batch in a single sweep. Long rubric chains coll…
A small applications shop in one bot. It keeps a single polished master resume and a running list of roles you are chasing, then turns out resume and cover-letter drafts cut to each…
Set the role, salary band and location once, and it keeps hunting for openings that fit the brief. It applies on your behalf, favouring employers you flag as priorities, and skips po…
A cartographer for Jobs-to-be-Done thinking, aimed at product people. In a single chat it sketches the whole job map: the core job to be done, the metrics that matter, the related jo…
Japan's JRE POINT programme runs a rotating set of regional offers, and most of them only pay out if you opt in before the window shuts. Using your own signed-in account, this one wa…
Point it at a question about your error tracking and it actually goes looking, through the Sentry MCP connection, the command-line tool and the web dashboard, rather than guessing fr…
A narrow research desk for a single event-outcome market. Pick a contract and it works through the case for and against, states what a position would cost and where the loss lands if…