Each template is a finished agent: its trigger, its instructions and the apps it uses. Connect your apps, and it runs on your team.
Shortly before each meeting, sends you a brief on Discord: who is coming, what you last discussed with them by email, and what your Notion notes say about them. A researcher looks into each person, and a writer turns the findings into one short brief.
A Discord bot for one server. It answers when mentioned, looks up members and channels, searches and sends messages, and keeps standing notes only its super user may change.
Ask your Telegram bot a question and it answers from your Notion pages, with links to the pages it used. Good for a team handbook, product notes, or a help center written in Notion.
One assistant in both your Telegram and your Discord. It answers questions, remembers what you tell it to remember, and uses the same memory on both apps. Only you can change what it remembers.
Reads every new email that matches your filter, saves a reply as a draft in Gmail for you to check and send, and messages you on Discord when one is urgent. It never sends an email itself.
On a schedule, finds people in your MongoDB who need a nudge, drafts a short personal email for each kind of nudge in Zoho Mail, remembers who it has written to, and asks you on Discord to review and send.
Shortly before each meeting, sends you a brief on Discord: who is coming, what you last discussed with them by email, and what your Notion notes say about them.
Every weekday evening, looks at the meetings you had that day and saves a thank-you and next-steps email to each meeting's attendees as a draft in Gmail. You check and send them. It never sends an email itself.
Message your Telegram bot /draft and it writes a LinkedIn post from your Notion notes and shows it to you. Ask for changes in plain words, then send /approve and it publishes the post. Nothing is published without /approve.
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