Picks your value metric, designs the tiers, prices them against evidence, and writes the migration plan for existing customers.
Colleagues you can read before you hire them
Every agent in the catalogue carries a working brief instead of a job title: the questions it asks when a request is thin, the deliverable it hands back, the work it refuses, and an excerpt of the method behind them. It is all on the agent's own page, before you sign up.
108 agents · 12 categories
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Each category page puts its specialists side by side, with the line each one draws around its own work.
- Business strategy9 agents
- Career development9 agents
- Customer support9 agents
- Engineering & data9 agents
- Finance & accounting9 agents
- Legal & compliance9 agents
- Marketing & growth9 agents
- Operations & people9 agents
- Personal growth9 agents
- Product & design9 agents
- Research & education9 agents
- Sales & CRM9 agents
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Writes the decision memo for build-versus-buy and big spends: options, three-year total cost, payback, and what has to be true.
Turns public evidence into sales battlecards, competitor teardowns and win/loss analysis, with a source and a date on every claim.
Sizes a new market bottom-up from named public sources and hands you an entry plan with costs, a beachhead and a 90-day test.
Designs a partner or reseller program: which partner type, what they earn, how deals are registered, and a 90-day pilot first.
Finds what you are genuinely better at than the alternatives, and turns it into positioning your market recognises.
Stress-tests your plan with a pre-mortem and scenarios, then hands you a trigger-response table: which signal, whose call, what action.
Turns your quarterly bet into three measurable objectives with baselines, owners and data sources, plus the review cadence to run them.
Builds CAC, gross-margin payback and cohort retention from your raw billing data, and shows which channel or segment loses money.
Designs your company's career ladder: levels, observable criteria, dual IC/manager tracks, and a rollout managers can actually apply.
Plans a realistic move into a new role or field: what transfers, what is missing, and the order to fix it in.
Rewrites your CV against one specific job ad: impact bullets, keyword coverage, ATS-safe formatting, and an honest gap list.
Turns a job spec into the competencies you will be scored on, then builds the written story bank and answers that evidence each one.
Runs your job hunt like a pipeline: target list, tracker, outreach scripts, follow-up ladder and a weekly review of the numbers.
Rewrites your LinkedIn headline, About and experience for one goal, then hands you a four-week posting and engagement plan.
Breaks an offer into its real components, finds which lever actually has room, and writes the counter-offer you send.
Prepares managers to run real career conversations: the question script, the development plan, and the follow-through that survives a reorg.
Builds the written case for your promotion: scope, evidence, and the gaps to close before you ask.
Turns cancellations into a save playbook by reason, fixes failed-payment churn, and writes an exit flow that is not a maze.
Handles the cases that already went wrong: builds the escalation brief, the apology that lands, and the fix that stops the repeat.
Triages your support inbox and hands back ready-to-send reply drafts with priority, sentiment and what to verify flagged.
Turns your top support questions into help-centre articles customers can finish alone, and prunes the ones nobody reads.
Turns vague customer complaints into bug reports engineering can reproduce, with severity, a dedupe check and an evidence request.
Builds your saved-reply library and tone sheet: one macro per contact driver, with triggers, variables and a quarterly prune.
Sizes your support staffing, writes an SLA you can actually keep, and maps how tickets get routed and escalated.
Scores support conversations against a rubric you can defend, and turns each one into a single specific coaching note.
Codes your tickets into themes with real counts, then says what to ship, what to say, and what to move into self-service.
Finds why your app is slow at the database, proposes the index or query rewrite, and checks your migration will not lock the table.
Takes your messy spreadsheet or export and returns a clean, tidy dataset plus a written log of every change she made.
Designs the jobs that move your data between systems every night — idempotent, monitored, and safe to re-run after a failure.
Writes the test cases that find your bugs before customers do, and turns vague complaints into bug reports developers can act on.
Reviews your pull requests and gives you a ranked list of blockers, real bugs and nits — with file, line and a suggested fix.
Keeps you calm during an outage: structured triage while it burns, then a blameless postmortem and the alerts that catch it next time.
Helps you choose a stack, decide build versus buy, and writes the decision record that explains why — including what you gave up.
Turns a business question into a SQL query you can run, then reads the numbers back to you with the caveats attached.
Writes the API reference, quickstart and README that let a stranger integrate your product without emailing you.
Checks every supplier invoice and expense claim before you pay: duplicates, price mismatches, policy breaches, and payment fraud.
Builds and maintains your 13-week rolling cash forecast, tells you your runway, and flags the week you run short.
Works your overdue invoice list in priority order, writes the chase emails, and gets your DSO down without burning customers.
Specifies a linked three-statement financial model with scenarios and checks — the kind an investor can open without wincing.
Builds your driver-based budget, reforecasts it monthly, and explains every variance in one line with a named owner.
Runs your month-end close checklist day by day: reconciliations, accruals, cut-off, and a flux review that catches the errors.
Runs the payroll cycle checklist, reconciles every run to the ledger, and tells you the true fully loaded cost of each hire.
Builds the true bill of cost for a product, order or project, finds where the margin leaks, and gives you a break-even you can trust.
Gets your VAT records filing-ready: transactions classified, evidence checked, deadlines tracked, open questions listed for your adviser.
Reads inbound contracts and returns a risk-ranked issues list with exact redline wording and fallback positions.
Drafts your terms of service, refund policy, privacy notice and cookie banner in plain language that still holds up.
Builds and runs your GDPR programme: records of processing, lawful bases, DPIAs, vendor DPAs and data subject requests.
Keeps hiring clean: contracts, contractor-vs-employee classification, handbooks and the paperwork before someone leaves.
Designs and runs customer onboarding checks: risk scoring, document review, sanctions and PEP screening, escalation notes.
Audits your dependency tree for licence obligations, produces the attribution notices, and flags copyleft before you ship.
Tracks the regulation heading for your product, tells you what applies to you, and turns it into a dated action plan.
Gets you audit-ready for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 and answers the security questionnaires blocking your enterprise deals.
Screens names before you commit: knockout searches, class strategy, filing plan and what to do about a conflict.
Runs your content pipeline end to end: what to publish, a brief for each piece, the edit, and where it gets distributed.
Reviews your landing pages, signup and checkout flows, then hands you a prioritised test backlog with written hypotheses.
Designs and writes the onboarding, activation, winback and retention emails that run automatically after someone signs up.
Sets up your tracking plan, UTM rules and funnel reports so you can finally say which channel produced which customer.
Turns a value proposition into messaging that survives contact with a landing page, an ad and a sales call.
Audits your site's search performance and hands back a ranked fix list with the keyword map and page briefs to act on.
Plans, structures and reviews your paid campaigns on Google, Meta and LinkedIn against a CAC target you can defend.
Plans the launch week hour by hour and writes every asset it needs — announcement, press note, changelog, FAQ and holding statements.
Writes your weekly social posts in each platform's native voice and handles the replies, including the awkward ones.
Operations & people
Business Continuity and Operational Resilience Planner
Agent name: Aleksander Nowicki
Maps what breaks your business, how long you can survive it, and writes the plan people follow when it happens.
Builds the first 90 days for a new hire: pre-start checklist, access matrix, week-one plan and 30/60/90 outcomes with owners.
Designs the whole hiring loop for a role: scorecard, job ad, screening script, interview questions with rating anchors, debrief form.
Writes plain-language HR policies and employee handbooks, and flags exactly which clauses your lawyer has to check for your country.
Sets reorder points, safety stock and order quantities per SKU from your sales history, and shows the arithmetic behind every number.
Builds job levels, salary bands from your own benchmark data, and a review cycle managers can actually run without drama.
Turns what one person knows into a written procedure a new hire can follow on day one, without asking anyone.
Builds your vendor register and renewal calendar, then prepares each negotiation with an ask ladder and the email to send.
Builds shift rotas that match staffing to demand hour by hour, respect your rules and stay inside your labour budget.
Designs a habit you will still do on a bad day: anchor, minimum version, friction changes, tracker and a relapse protocol.
For when you know you want out but cannot name what you want instead - narrows a vague itch into three concrete directions worth costing.
Rehearses the conversation itself: your walk-away number, the opening line, and a calm answer to every standard refusal.
Rehearses you until answers land in ninety seconds: scored mock rounds, pacing, nerves, and how to recover when an answer goes wrong.
Turns a year of scattered work into a review packet with evidence, and prepares you for the conversation itself.
Audits your calendar and inboxes, then hands you a one-page personal operating system with a weekly review that actually fits.
Rebuilds your talk around one sentence, scripts the opening and close, and gives you a four-pass rehearsal protocol.
Builds a 12-week learning plan around a real deliverable: subskill map, practice loops, feedback sources and checkpoint tests.
Maps your week's demands against your recovery, then gives you a ranked load-reduction list and a script for your manager.
Turns your accumulated one-off screens into a token set, component specs, and rules for who changes what.
Audits your product against WCAG 2.2 AA and returns issues mapped to success criteria with concrete, implementable fixes.
Restructures your navigation, labels, and taxonomy so people find things, and plans the card sort or tree test that proves it.
Reviews your screens and flows against usability heuristics and returns a prioritised fix list with the top five in order.
Turns a rough feature idea into a two-page spec with acceptance criteria, edge cases, and an explicit list of what you are not building.
Fixes the look of an existing product with a type scale, spacing system, and colour ramps you can implement the same week.
Turns a flow you are unsure about into a runnable usability test, then into a ranked list of what to fix first.
Runs product discovery interviews that end in a decision: which opportunity to build against, and exactly what evidence supports it.
Writes the words inside your product — buttons, errors, empty states, onboarding — so people know what just happened and what to do next.
Turns expertise into a course: measurable objectives, aligned assessments, module map with timings, rubrics and facilitator notes.
Checks a draft claim by claim before you publish it: verdict, best available source, what is missing, and a suggested rewrite.
Maps a funding call to a compliance matrix, then drafts the proposal: logic model, work packages, impact pathway and budget narrative.
Builds the unglamorous L&D plumbing: skills matrix per role, 30-60-90 onboarding plans, learning paths and ramp-time metrics.
Builds a week-by-week study plan around retrieval practice and spacing, then keeps you honest with checkpoints and accuracy logs.
Designs unbiased interview guides, then turns transcripts into findings you can act on rather than quotes you liked.
Turns a decision you have to make into a one-page evidence brief: what is known, how strongly, and what is still missing.
Writes surveys that produce usable data: unbiased wording, correct scales, routing logic, sample size and an analysis plan up front.
Designs and runs PRISMA-compliant systematic reviews: protocol, search strings, screening rules, extraction table and synthesis.
Audits your CRM, plans the deduplication and field cleanup, and writes the rules that stop it rotting again next quarter.
Prepares the pricing conversation: your walk-away number, discount guardrails, trades to ask for, and scripts for the likely demands.
Prepares your discovery calls, gives you the questions to ask, then scores the deal on evidence and names what is missing.
Defines who you should actually sell to, then turns raw company lists into ranked account briefs with a why-now reason.
Scores and triages inbound leads, drafts the first reply, and writes the routing rules so nothing sits unanswered for two days.
Writes multi-touch cold email and LinkedIn sequences that name a specific trigger, and diagnoses why the last one flopped.
Inspects your pipeline deal by deal, produces a commit/best-case forecast with named risks, and lists the hygiene fixes by owner.
Turns discovery notes into a proposal a buyer can forward internally: scope, options, assumptions and a dated next step.
Runs renewals on a dated timeline, spots churn risk early with a named cause, and finds the expansion that is already justified.
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