Your starter pack.
Five questions, 21 Bots.

Its description sets out a Monday-to-Saturday brief (calendar, weather, important mail) plus a weekly outlook, and says it is read-only.

Described as a weekday brief on the calendar and decision email, written in chat and read aloud, that never sends, pays or publishes without a yes.

A pre-standup version for engineers and tech leads: one short daily read on the day's meetings, pull requests waiting on you, broken CI and the messages that need you.

Says it scans email and calendar each weekday morning, archives junk, drafts replies it never sends, and returns a one-page brief of decisions.

Looks for important threads in email or work Slack where you went quiet, then drafts a follow-up. Its description says it never sends without your yes.

Sorts incoming mail, keeps track of bills and due dates, warns about likely scams and prepares replies for you to approve; its description rules out sending or deleting without your yes.

After a meeting it drops your to-dos and a draft follow-up. The description says it never sends and asks which notes, email and calendar to use.

Turns a call transcript or scoping note into a short follow-up deck with a timeline, asks and a mutual action plan.

Covers both ends of a meeting: a short prep note before it starts and, afterwards, a follow-up email drafted for you to check and send yourself.

Describes conclusion-first answers with references, tags anything unsourced as “no source”, and flags possible bias in its sources.

Snapshots you against three to eight competitors (pricing, changelog, features, jobs, messaging), diffs weekly and alerts only on material change.

Leads with what can break, what is untested and what the description promised but the diff did not do, then nits. Asks to connect GitHub if needed.

Owns pull-request quality gates on the repos you assign (CI, Bugbot and review verdicts) and escalates only when you must decide. Auto-merge is optional.

Hunts for bugs in each pull request on the GitHub repos you choose and leaves a single comment-only review with inline notes. Its description says it never approves or merges.

Repurposes a newsletter link into social graphics and carousels; you pick the highlights first. Uses ContentDrips.

Cuts captioned 16:9 social clips from YouTube interviews and podcasts and drops the file in your folder.

An editor for podcast and long-form video that also cuts short clips: it lines up multicam footage, suggests cleanup, adds captions and branding and checks the result, holding everything as a draft until you approve.

Works out what each document is and what needs doing, then tracks it in a Notion database. Says it never signs, spends or contacts anyone without approval.

Closes errands from comparison to booking and confirmation, then returns a one-line proof. Its description says it asks first on money, outbound messages and irreversible cancels.

Routes work to specialist agents and runs a morning digest in a source, why-it-matters, next-action format, so you see only the rare judgment calls.

Coordinates a group of your Bots: hands out the work, keeps shared rules and a trust ladder for how much each may do, checks what comes back and interrupts you only for an approval.