Plug-and-play AI teams for real results.

Every morning, the Asana tasks that are actually on you today.

Every morning, whether your pages still load properly.

Every morning, what was worth reading in your Discord server over the last 24 hours.

Every Monday, what changed in your Figma files last week.

Every morning, what you shipped and what's waiting on you across GitHub in the last 24 hours.

Every morning, what you shipped and what's waiting on you across GitLab in the last 24 hours.

Every morning, a plain-English summary of the email that arrived overnight.

Every morning, what's on your calendar today, with the rest of the week behind it.

A fresh set of images each week, made on your own Higgsfield account.

Every morning, the Jira tickets that are actually on you today.

Every morning, the Linear issues that are on you this cycle.

Every morning, whether yesterday's email actually reached people.

Every morning, your whole day across Microsoft 365 on one page.

Every morning, the monday.com items that are actually on you today.

Every morning, a list of the Notion pages you shared, with what each one is actually about.

Every morning, which of your Notion projects are on track and which need a look.

Every Monday, what your team changed in SharePoint while you weren't looking.

Every morning, what moved in all your Slack channels in the last 24 hours, and which of it wants you.

Every morning, yesterday's money: what came in, what failed, and what needs you.

Every morning, what moved in your Teams channels in the last 24 hours, and which of it wants you.

Finished videos go up on TikTok as private posts, ready for you to release.

Every morning, a plain-English digest of the WhatsApp conversations from the last 24 hours.

Every morning, your mentions and which of them actually want an answer.

Digital agency managing multiple client engagements with shared processes and templates.

One living workspace per account — stakeholders, history, open opportunities, objections, and next steps in a single place. Keep your CRM. Replace the Notion docs, scattered emails, and Google Docs account briefs around it.

Converts customer escalation chaos into a structured packet — incident header, timeline, customer impact, root-cause status, owner plan, comms log, and resolution plan — so every escalation is handled with the same rigor, not whoever is loudest in Slack. Three agents replace the ad-hoc Slack threads, manual Jira summaries, and support fire drills.

Draft proposals and RFP responses using customer context, approved pricing, security questionnaire answers, and case studies — with a compliance check and QA pass before it leaves the room. Keep your CRM and legal docs. Replace the Loopio spreadsheets, the last-minute Drive scrambles, and the 3-day RFP fire drill.

Turn closed-won deal context into a clean, structured onboarding handoff for Customer Success — stakeholders, promised outcomes, risks, success criteria, and timeline in one packet. Keep Salesforce and your CS tool. Replace the Slack summary, the missed CRM notes, and the 45-minute handoff call.

Turns raw customer tickets into engineering-ready bug reports — with reproduction steps, customer impact, ARR at risk, and linked tickets — so engineers get context, not noise. Keep Zendesk, Jira, and Linear. Replace the Slack pings, the half-formed Jira tickets, and the support-to-engineering translation tax.

Always-on customer health command center. A CSM Lead and Health Analyst track account health scores, usage trends, support tickets, renewal risk, and relationship strength — publishing weekly health refreshes, at-risk alerts, and a live portfolio dashboard. Replaces Gainsight-lite dashboards, Vitally trackers, ChurnZero alerts, and the spreadsheets around them.

Drafts, updates, and maintains help articles from real customer questions and product release notes — keeping your knowledge base current without manual archaeology. Keep Zendesk Guide or Intercom Articles. Replace the stale docs, the coverage gaps nobody tracks, and the "we should update that article" tickets that never get prioritised.

Identify risky deals, stale opportunities, missing champions, and weak next steps before they cost you the quarter. Keep Salesforce. Replace the manual deal-review docs and the Clari spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Turns raw customer data into polished Quarterly Business Review content — exec summary, goals vs outcomes, usage and adoption, ROI realized, open issues, and next-quarter plan. A Writer and Analyst team replaces the Google Slides QBR grind, Gainsight template exports, and manual deck assembly. Every QBR is a structured file you can review, edit, and present.

Structured renewal management command center that surfaces upcoming renewals, risk levels, expansion potential, and required actions across 90/60/30-day windows. A CSM agent and a Workflow agent replace the manual renewal tracker spreadsheets, Gainsight notes, and quarterly renewal fire drills. Every renewal has an action plan on disk.

Per-competitor battlecards with objection handling, proof points, pricing deltas, and recommended collateral — always current, agent-refreshed. Keep your CRM and Gong. Replace the stale Highspot decks and the PMM Confluence page nobody updates.

Prep reps for every call with account context, recent activity, likely pain points, discovery questions, and competitive notes — delivered before 7 AM for that day's calendar. Keep your CRM and Gong. Replace the 20-minute pre-call tab scramble.

Clusters support tickets by theme, surfaces recurring pain patterns, and ships a weekly insights report — so your support team stops firefighting noise and starts fixing root causes. Keep Zendesk or Intercom. Replace the manual tagging, the ad-hoc reports, and the "why do customers keep asking about X?" Slack thread.

Generates, QA-reviews, and maintains a library of reusable support macros from real ticket clusters — so every rep pulls a reviewed, on-brand reply instead of writing from scratch. Keep Zendesk macros or Intercom snippets. Replace the outdated canned responses, the Google Doc nobody updates, and the tone drift nobody catches.

Paid media performance in one dashboard — spend, CAC, ROAS, creative winners/losers, and the next experiment queue. Keep your ad platforms and BI — replace the Looker report nobody reads, the weekly Sheets export, and the "what's our CAC this month?" Slack guessing game.

Logos, colors, typography, messaging pillars, approved boilerplate copy, and do/don't guidelines — all in one place, always current. Keep Figma and Drive — replace the "which logo file is correct?" Slack thread, the outdated brand PDF nobody can find, and the inconsistent copy that ships because nobody checked.

End-to-end campaign operations from brief to launch to review. Keep your project tracker and ad platforms — replace the fragmented Notion docs, scattered asset links, and "who's chasing who?" Slack threads.

The marketing-specific cut of competitive intelligence — messaging, campaigns, SEO footprint, ad presence, and share of voice for every tracked competitor. Keep your CRM and sales tools — replace the Klue/Crayon substitute nobody maintains and the competitor Notion page that's six months stale.

Plan, draft, schedule, and review all content in one place — from idea to published to performance. Keep your CMS and social tools — replace the Airtable planning doc, the Buffer queue nobody checks, and the "what's going out this week?" thread.

Keyword research, content briefs, rankings tracking, and refresh tasks — all in one workspace. Keep Search Console and your CMS — replace the Ahrefs spreadsheet, the brief-in-Docs nobody updates, and the "which pages need refreshing?" question nobody can answer.

A relatable B2C app company fully staffed with product, marketing, design, and app development teams working as one.

Email cabinet.

Builds complete incident timelines, root-cause analyses, and action-item registers from PagerDuty, Datadog, Sentry, and Slack — published within hours of resolution. Keep your alerting stack. Replace the blank Confluence page and the week-late postmortem.

Generates structured PRD drafts from customer pain, business goals, user stories, and constraints — then runs a completeness QA pass to ensure every section is production-ready before handoff to engineering. Keep your Jira; replace the half-empty Google Doc that engineers pad with assumptions.

Auto-answers customer and vendor security questionnaires using your existing policies, SOC2 docs, and past answers. Keep Vanta and Drata as your evidence systems of record — replace the questionnaire spreadsheets, copy-paste marathons, and stale answer libraries around them.

Collects, clusters, and quantifies customer feedback across every channel — support, sales calls, reviews, and chat — turning raw signals into ranked themes with revenue impact. Keep your CRM and Zendesk; replace the feedback spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Policy-aware access request intake, compliance check, and approval routing for IT and security teams. A routing agent validates every request against role, manager, and SoD policy before handing off a decision-ready approval packet. Keep Okta and Microsoft Entra as your IdP; replace the Google Form inbox, the Slack permission threads, and the untracked manual approvals around them.

Always-current SaaS inventory tracking every app, owner, user count, annual cost, renewal date, and SSO status across your organization. A workflow agent refreshes the inventory weekly; an analyst agent flags underused apps and upcoming renewals before they become surprises. Keep Okta and your finance system; replace the stale spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Maintains a living ADR library — architecture decisions, tradeoffs, owners, diagrams, and rationale — discoverable in one place and kept current. Keep your GitHub and docs. Replace the Confluence page nobody updates and the ADR that lives only in someone's head.

Daily bug triage from Sentry, GitHub, Jira, and Support — bugs ranked by severity, customer impact, and frequency, with owners assigned and priority scores calculated. Keep your issue trackers. Replace the chaotic Sentry inbox and the triage meeting that runs long every time.

AI-powered job search command center. Evaluate offers with a 6-block scoring system, scan 45+ company portals, generate ATS-optimized CVs, and track your pipeline with data-driven precision. Inspired by santifer/career-ops (MIT) by Santiago Fernandez.

Structured change request documentation, risk scoring, and CAB approval routing for IT and DevOps teams. A QA reviewer agent validates every change packet for completeness and risk before a workflow agent routes it to the right approvers and schedules CAB review. Keep ServiceNow as your ITSM system of record; replace the inconsistent change forms, the forgotten rollback plans, and the CAB scheduling chaos around them.

Collects and maps compliance evidence — policies, screenshots, access logs, vendor docs — to SOC2, ISO 27001, and GDPR controls. Keep Vanta and Drata as your GRC system of record — replace the manual evidence notes, spreadsheet gap trackers, and screenshot folders around them.

Structured intake, triage, and delivery for every business data question — from the Slack "can someone pull this?" to a routed, answered, and filed data request packet. Keep Jira and Slack; replace the untracked data asks that block your team.

End-to-end employee offboarding orchestration for IT and HR teams. A workflow agent sequences every step — access revocation, device collection, data transfer, and team notifications — while a compliance agent maintains the audit trail. Keep HRIS, Okta, and Jamf as your systems of record; replace the shared Google Doc checklist that always misses a step.

Auto-generated weekly engineering update from GitHub, Jira, and Linear — shipped every Monday before the leadership standup. Keep your issue trackers. Replace the weekly status doc nobody wants to write.

Tracks experiment hypotheses, variants, metrics, statistical results, and decisions in a structured log — producing a readable experiment readout with confidence intervals and a team-accessible experiment library. Keep your Amplitude and Statsig; replace the experiment results Notion doc nobody finishes writing.

Ingests feature requests from support tickets, CRM, Slack, and Jira, scores each with a RICE-style framework, and publishes a prioritized request board with revenue impact and segment data. Keep your Jira and CRM; replace the unsorted feature inbox no PM ever has time to triage.

Structured IT request intake and routing for modern teams. One routing agent triages every incoming request — hardware, software, access, or support — routes it to the right owner, tracks SLA compliance, and deflects common questions with a living FAQ. Keep ServiceNow and your ticketing system; replace the Slack noise, the Google Form black holes, and the missed SLA fire drills around them.

Converts raw dashboard data from Looker, Tableau, and your data warehouse into plain-English business explanations and weekly metric narratives. Keep your BI tools; replace the manual metric docs nobody reads.

The canonical glossary for every business metric — owner, formula, source table, and certified status. Keep dbt and your warehouse; replace the Notion metric doc nobody trusts and the Slack thread that contradicts it.

Manages the full product launch lifecycle — checklist by workstream, owners, asset tracker, risk log, internal comms, and release notes — with a live countdown and daily chase near launch. Keep your Jira; replace the launch spreadsheet with 8 owners and no one driving.

Turns merged PRs and completed issues into polished internal and customer-facing release notes on every release cycle. Keep your GitHub and Jira. Replace the manual changelog, the rushed release email, and the "someone write the release notes" ask.

Tracks company security and operational risks with owners, likelihood-impact scores, mitigation plans, and review cadence. Keep your GRC platform as the system of record — replace the Notion risk pages, unreviewed spreadsheets, and ad-hoc risk conversations around it.

Builds data-backed roadmap proposals from goals, customer feedback, capacity, and business impact — producing a structured Now/Next/Later plan with confidence ratings and linked evidence. Keep your Jira and Linear; replace the roadmap deck that's stale before it's presented.

Automated sprint preparation and daily standup digest for engineering teams. Keep your Jira and Linear. Replace the sprint-planning docs, the copy-paste capacity math, and the Monday "what's blocking you?" ritual.

Assesses vendor risk through SOC2 reports, DPA status, sub-processor lists, and security questionnaires — producing a structured approval packet for every new and renewing vendor. Keep Vanta and Drata as your GRC system of record — replace the security review spreadsheets, ad-hoc Slack requests, and manual approval emails around them.

Walk a product, file every friction as a markdown issue, ship fixes with a Senior Product Lead bar — then hand a stakeholder an interactive review slideshow at the end.

Daily competitor watch for your product. A scout agent scans each rival's site, news, and social every morning, writes a dated markdown report, diffs it against the previous snapshot, and feeds a dashboard showing where every competitor stands and exactly what changed. Ships with a worked example — the 2004 MP3-player market, seen from the iPod team's desk.

Solo content creator operation with strategy, editing, and analytics workflows.

A complete book-writing OS in a directory. Fill in three placeholders (who you are, what the book is about, format + audience), run the bootstrap prompt, and a book-coach agent builds your premise sheet, a 12-chapter outline, drafts chapter 1, generates cover-art prompts, drafts the back-cover blurb, and recommends a publishing path (KDP / IngramSpark / Draft2Digital / hybrid / query agent route). Designed for non-fiction; adaptable to memoir.

A complete newsletter OS in a directory. Fill in three placeholders (who you are, what the newsletter is about, your style and cadence), run the bootstrap prompt, and an editor-in-chief agent builds your brand voice, a 12-issue content calendar, drafts the launch issue, generates subject-line variants, and recommends a platform (Substack / Beehiiv / ConvertKit / Ghost) with growth-loop tactics.

A complete Podcast OS in a directory. Fill in three placeholders (who you are, what the show is about, your style), run the bootstrap prompt, and a podcast-producer agent builds out your brand page, a 12-episode content calendar, scripts, shownotes, cover-art prompts, and a recording-platform decision guide (Riverside, StreamYard, Zencastr, audio-only).

A complete YouTube OS in a directory. Fill in three placeholders (who you are, what your channel is about, your style and format), run the bootstrap prompt, and a creative-director agent builds out your channel brand, a 12-video content calendar, scripts, thumbnail prompts, and a production-gear decision guide (DSLR vs mirrorless vs phone, editing software, audio chain).

Cross-company competitive intelligence command center. One Intel Director orchestrates an Analyst and a Signal Scout to watch every competitor — pricing, releases, positioning, funding, hiring, reviews — and publish daily signal scans, weekly competitor briefings, and a monthly landscape review. Every move is captured as an inspectable file.

The living OKR board for your company and every department. Tracks objectives, key results, owners, confidence, and blockers — then ships a weekly narrative so leadership never has to ask "how are we tracking?"

Structured performance review packets generated from goals, manager notes, peer feedback, and shipped work — one packet per employee per review cycle. Keeps your HRIS as the system of record and replaces the Lattice/15Five templates nobody fills in thoughtfully.

Turns every vendor and tool request into a structured approval packet — cost, risk, alternatives, compliance flags, and a decision-ready owner chain — before it touches a budget holder. Keep your ERP and finance system. Replace the Google Form, the Airtable tracker, and the Slack thread nobody follows up on.

Assembles the CFO's board finance section each quarter — ARR, burn multiple, runway, plan vs. actual, cohort retention, and key risks — as a polished, boardroom-ready document sourced entirely from ERP, Stripe, and BI.

Compares budget vs. actuals by department every month, flags overspend with RAG status, and generates plain-English variance explanations ready for leadership — no more manual pivot tables or emergency Slack threads.

Structured candidate packets for hiring committees — resume summary, interview notes digest, take-home assessment, scorecard by competency, and committee recommendation — produced before the debrief. Keeps your ATS as the system of record and replaces Greenhouse notes that nobody reads before the room.

A living, searchable library of approved contract clauses — standard language, fallback positions, negotiation notes, and risk explanations — maintained by legal ops and referenced during every contract review. Keep your CLM; replace the "legal playbook" Google Doc buried in a shared drive.

The AI-native knowledge base that makes every doc findable and every question answerable. Keep your Drive, SharePoint, and Notion. Replace the chaos of scattered folders, stale pages, and "who has the latest version?" threads.

Turns every executed contract into a structured summary with obligations, renewal terms, risk flags, and owner assignments — all searchable and tracked. Keep DocuSign and Ironclad as your systems of record; replace the contract spreadsheets and the "what did we agree to?" fire drill.

Tracks every contract's renewal date, notice window, auto-renew risk, and pricing change — so legal, finance, and procurement always have a 90-day view of what is expiring and what action is required. Keep your contract repository; replace the renewal spreadsheet and the calendar reminder that fires too late.

Extracts and preserves every material decision made in meetings, Slack, docs, and email — with owner, rationale, consequences, and status — so the leadership team has a searchable decision register, not archaeology.

Turns raw ERP and payroll data into a polished monthly CFO memo — revenue, burn, runway, expenses, and variance narrative — ready to share with leadership in minutes, not days.

Talent operations command center — open roles, candidate funnel by stage, time-to-fill, bottlenecks, offer/accept rate, and headcount plan vs. actual. Keeps your ATS as the system of record and replaces the Notion hiring plan and the Sheets tracker that's always three days stale.

Instant, accurate answers to employee policy questions — PTO, benefits, expenses, parental leave, remote work — sourced from your living policy library. Keeps your HRIS and policy docs as the system of record and replaces the Notion/Confluence HR wiki nobody keeps current.

Lets every employee get instant, sourced answers to HR, IT, finance, and policy questions — without opening a ticket or asking on Slack. Keep your HR and IT systems of record. Replace the Confluence FAQ pages nobody maintains and the Slack threads that answer the same question every week.

Job search is a full-time job. This cabinet staffs it with a career strategist, resume tailor, interview coach, and networking scout.

Structured intake for legal requests from any team — classify type, gather required information, route to the right counsel, and track SLA. Keep your contract and email systems; replace the Slack legal thread, the Google Form, and the work-in-progress Jira queue nobody audits.

Per-report 1:1 workspace for managers — recurring agenda, running notes timeline, open action items, goals tracker, and feedback log — so every 1:1 is prepared and nothing important gets lost in scattered Docs. Keeps your HRIS and Calendar as the system of record and replaces the Notion pages nobody updates between sessions.

Captures every meeting as structured memory — summaries, decisions, action items, and owners — so nothing falls through the cracks. Keep your calendar and conferencing tools. Replace the scattered notes, forgotten follow-ups, and "what did we decide?" threads.

Structured onboarding workspace for every new employee — pre-boarding to 30-day mark. Keeps your HRIS as the system of record and replaces the Notion pages, BambooHR checklists, and scattered Slack DMs that make onboarding chaotic.

Answers "can I expense this?" instantly, flags anomalous transactions before month-end, and keeps department spend summaries current — so Finance spends less time on policy Slack questions and more time on analysis.

The initiative room for cross-functional strategic programs — pricing changes, market launches, reorgs. Tracks milestones, owners, risks, and blockers so strategy leads and PMO have one view instead of five.

A living team page with responsibilities, active projects, rituals, key docs, and on-call ownership — always current, always findable. Keep your project tools and Slack. Replace the stale Notion team page nobody updates and the "who owns X?" DMs.

One intake flow for every team — marketing, IT, finance, design, legal, data, and ops. Requests are categorised, routed to the right owner, assigned an SLA, and tracked to completion. Keep your project tools. Replace the five Google Forms, the Typeform nobody checks, and the Jira queue that became a black hole.

An inspiration board for exploring the United States — interactive map of all 63 national parks with been-there checklist, every state fair, federal holidays, iconic regional fast-food chains, and a live event-hunter agent that scans X and news for cool things happening across the country.

Tracks every SaaS vendor renewal date, notice window, owner, and spend in one place — sends alerts before cancellation windows close and surfaces spend concentration so Finance and Procurement can negotiate from strength.

Auto-generates the weekly business review across revenue, product, support, engineering, and finance — so leadership walks into Monday with a sourced, cross-functional memo, not a collection of disconnected slides.

What's actually in your bucket, and what changed last.

What's actually in your B2 bucket, and what changed last.

Ask the live web a question and keep the answer.

Shows you how you actually talk to your agents.

What's actually in your R2 bucket, and what changed last.

Shows you how you actually talk to Codex.

Every morning, what changed in your team's wiki and which of it you need to read.

What's actually in your Space, and what changed last.

The household's paperwork in one drawer — and the dates it hides, on one board.

Say what you ate, in your own words — it keeps the count. And every evening, one dish from the internet it knows you'd like.

Clients, proposals, invoices — and a clerk who chases the money you're owed.

Shows you how you actually talk to Gemini CLI.

Describe a picture and get a real image file in your cabinet.

One morning page from everything you've connected — mail, calendar, money, whatever you add next.

Every Monday, where last week's ad money went and what it bought.

What's actually in your Cloud Storage bucket, and what changed last.

One folder per application, one page showing the whole hunt — and a clerk who never lets a follow-up slip.

Every Saturday, a week of dinners you'll actually eat — and the shopping list to match.

Every Monday, where last week's ad money went on Meta and what it bought.

Yesterday's money in plain words — what came in, what failed, who left.

Your inbox, read for you before coffee — one page of what actually needs you.

Your news sites, read every morning — and analyzed the way you would, not the way a wire feed would.

Turns the vault you already wrote into a knowledge base you can ask questions of.

Keeps the physical office running — visitor management, supply levels and reorders, facilities tickets, recurring maintenance tasks, and office request triage — all in one place. Keep your calendar and Slack. Replace the Envoy-lite spreadsheet, the Robin-lite room tracker tab, and the facilities requests that vanish into the ether.

Describe a picture and get a real image file in your cabinet.

Every morning, opens your site and tells you if anything broke.

Every morning, opens your site in Safari and tells you if anything broke.

Every Monday, the numbers out of your warehouse, in plain words.

Every Monday, where last week's programmatic spend went and what it bought.

Once a month, every recurring charge on your statements — what's new, what crept up, what you forgot.

Ask the live web a question and keep the answer.

Every morning, what came in on Telegram overnight and which of it wants you.

The single source of truth for every piece of equipment, software licence, and vendor relationship the company owns — with assigned owners, renewal dates, costs, and compliance status maintained automatically. Keep your finance system and IdP. Replace the Airtable spreadsheet nobody trusts and the asset-tracking tab that's always six months out of date.

What's actually in your Wasabi bucket, and what changed last.

Describe a website in plain words; a developer builds it in a folder, working and clickable, right here.

Sunday evening — your week laid out, clashes flagged, prep noted.

Real estate brokerage with listings management, marketing, and client relationship operations.

Generate monthly and quarterly board updates covering product, revenue, finance, hiring, risks, and asks. Replaces the manual board pack assembly process — every slide, table, and narrative section is produced from live data files.

Run company priorities, leadership decisions, risks, and operating cadence from one place. Replaces the Notion hub, Coda docs, and the dozen leadership trackers nobody updates.

Self-paced AI course — 20 hours of math, intuition, theory, and hands-on LLM construction. Build a neural net from pure Python up through GPT-2, with embedded videos, interactive notebooks, checklists, and a progress dashboard.

Direct-to-consumer e-commerce brand with inventory, email marketing, and fulfillment operations.

Write monthly investor updates from live company data and leadership notes. Replaces the manual investor email ritual — every update is a sourced, polished artifact that builds investor confidence and keeps your cap table engaged.

Prepare leadership meeting agendas, summarize decisions, and track action items across every weekly meeting. Replaces the meeting-notes doc nobody reads, the Slack pins that scroll away, and the follow-up tracker that's always a week out of date.

B2B SaaS startup with product-led growth, engineering, and customer success teams.

Your life has departments. Staff them. A second-brain / personal-assistant cabinet with six life areas — brain, family, home, money, health, play — each with its own agents, jobs, and working files.

Run an early-stage venture firm from one knowledge base. Five agents source deal flow and score it against your thesis, monitor portfolio health and flag runway risk before it's a crisis, research markets and companies on demand, and publish a daily point of view on your vertical to compound proprietary deal flow. Replaces the scattered stack of CRMs, spreadsheets, and "I'll get to it" follow-ups that every fund secretly runs on.

Specialty protocol cabinet for ketogenic eating. Macros, electrolytes, ketone tracking, stall diagnosis, meal planning. Designed to plug into personal-os/health data (labs, weight, workouts) while staying installable standalone. Every recommendation cites a source.

Five interactive simulations of landmark biology experiments — Griffith's transformation, Hershey-Chase, Mendel's peas, Meselson-Stahl, and Miller-Urey. The experiments that proved DNA is the genetic material, that inheritance is particulate, that DNA replication is semiconservative, and that life's building blocks form from a primordial soup. Vanilla JS, runs in the browser.

A cabinet for cooking at home — what's in the fridge, what's about to expire, what to make tonight. Recipe Tonight webapp picks dinner from your pantry, weekly meal plan generates the shopping list, recipes are saved with notes so the next time you make them they're better. One agent: Chef.

A complete online-course OS in a directory. Fill in three placeholders (who you are, what the course teaches, format + price), run the bootstrap prompt, and a course-creator agent builds your curriculum outline, an 8-module syllabus, drafts the welcome lesson, generates slide prompts, sales-page copy, and a launch-week sequence — plus a platform recommendation (Teachable / Maven / Kajabi / Podia / School / self-hosted).

A cabinet for strength, mobility, and conditioning. The Strength Console tracks your top sets per movement, current cycle, weekly volume, and recovery. Coach plans the week's training, suggests deloads when volume spikes, and keeps the program coherent across cycles. One agent: Coach.

The always-installed root for the Mom & Baby cabinet series. Holds the shared family context — baby profile, growth chart, feed/sleep/diaper logs, milestone log, vaccination schedule, pediatrician info, emergency contacts. Pairs with one stage cabinet at a time (newborn, infant, crawler, etc.). One agent: Martha, your chief of staff.

The survival cabinet for weeks 0–12 with a brand-new baby. Pairs with mom-command (the always-installed root). One agent: Martha, your newborn counselor — same Martha as every other Mom & Baby cabinet, just titled for this stage. Full-screen Survival Tracker webapp, 20 short wiki pages on newborn essentials, milestone CSV, and a clear red-flags page for when to call the doctor.

A 6-module beginner physics curriculum — Motion, Forces, Energy, Waves, Electricity, Light. Each module follows the same pedagogy: hook, core concepts, interactive element, worked example, practice questions, bridge to the next module. No calculus assumed; algebra and basic geometry only.

Five interactive, self-contained simulations of classic physics experiments — double-slit, pendulum wave, projectile motion, wave interference, and the brachistochrone race. Vanilla JS + Canvas 2D, zero build step, runs entirely in the browser. Each experiment is a full-screen Cabinet app you can open from the sidebar.

A cabinet for what you read — TBR, currently reading, finished, with star ratings, three-bullet "what I learned", and a year-in-review wall. Goodreads but private, beautiful, and your data on your disk. Librarian curates.

A complete wedding-planning OS in a directory. Fill in three placeholders (who you are, your vision, your budget + date), run the bootstrap prompt, and a planner agent builds your vendor matrix, budget tracker, 18-month timeline, guest-list scaffold, vow + speech generators, RSVP system, and a day-of runbook. One agent, two routines, complete sanity in the chaos.

A browser-native MIDI factory. Pick a famous public-domain song, watch the piano roll, listen via Web Audio synthesis, download a real .mid file. Ships with Ode to Joy, Für Elise, Twinkle Twinkle, Jingle Bells, Happy Birthday, Tetris (Korobeiniki), Canon in D, and When the Saints Go Marching In — plus the original Portal "Still Alive" player as a sub-app.