Every job the squad can take on,one search away.

Reproduce in a real browser, pin it with a test, fix, prove — and get notified.

Tasks with owners and dependencies, auto-dispatch, a worktree per agent, a second-model review.

A mockup on a Reference card, the dev server in a browser card, screenshots after every edit.

Canvas mode: the agent opens its own terminals, browser and build log, then builds and tests.

Run it, walk it, write a map and a list of questions — without touching the code.

A Web watch wakes the agent; it upgrades on its own branch and reports on Telegram.

A Telegram message in, metrics and logs read, a rollback you approve on the phone.

A daily prompt at night, a token budget, auto-resume after limits, a readable morning.

Triage, answer from your docs, daily digests — sent only when you approve.

Daily prompts, web watches and Telegram messages that set agents to work.

Hypotheses on a list, SQL on a read-only replica, an answer with its queries.

Dictate the page; the agent drafts it from your sources and previews it.

A Web watch on a rival’s page, your search positions checked, a new price you approve.

Photo and spec sheet on a Reference card; titles and keywords within each limit.

Answers by your rules; the angry ones reach your Telegram first.

Seller account vs your warehouse export; every mismatch on the board.

At 02:00: dependency audits, a secrets scan, a report — and a fix on a branch.

At 07:30: the site walked like a customer, Lighthouse, links, an issue filed.

At 08:00: yesterday’s numbers, the reason for the dip, three lines on Telegram.

At 18:30: board and git read, a stray branch pushed, tomorrow’s list written.

New leads checked against their company sites, scored in your CRM, with follow-ups you approve.

Stale deals brought up to date from your call notes: stages, next steps and lost deals, after your OK.

Before a renewal call: account history from the CRM, usage from an export, one page of risks and offers.

POs, goods receipts and supplier invoices matched from ERP exports; mismatches on a board, payment after your OK.

The close checklist worked through: reconciliations and accruals from exports, journal entries posted after your OK.

Every morning: stock and lead times checked against 30 days of sales, purchase requisitions drafted for you.

A lead agent sends two helpers for sales and support numbers, merges them, and posts to the team after your OK.

Scans go on a Reference card, one agent extracts the fields, a second model checks them, and files move after your OK.

A checklist, access requests drafted by a helper, and a morning prompt that nudges whoever holds up a step.

Drafts from your ideas note, facts checked at the source, each post approved in Telegram; a digest every morning.

The agent reads the day’s comments and DMs, writes the top questions down and drafts replies you approve.

A transcript or longread becomes a thread of posts and a carousel script, facts checked, each piece approved.

Interviews transcribed, the best quotes picked against the brief, an EDL and selects ready for your NLE.

One master rendered to every platform: vertical crops with captions, loudness to spec, nothing overwritten without asking.

An SRT from the transcript, two translations, and a reviewer on another AI checking timing and terms.

A showrunner agent sends the episode to agents on other AIs; three beat sheets side by side, you merge.

The agent keeps the bible in a note and checks each new draft against it; contradictions land on a list.

A PDF for the read, page count per scene, coverage in a note and your dictated notes next to it.

Sources gathered in a browser, a fact sheet with links, a draft in your voice, every claim checked by a second AI.

A published piece turned into op-ed pitches, a newsletter version and a Telegram post — you approve each send.