Bots

Finds old and abandoned Git branches in your repositories, checks whether their work was merged or still matters, and asks owners before suggesting a safe cleanup list.

Finds out why your CI builds are slow: tracks job times over weeks, spots missing caches, serial steps and oversized runners, and suggests concrete changes ranked by minutes saved.

Helps you clear out things you no longer use: decides keep, sell, donate or recycle, writes resale listings from your photos with a fair price, and tracks what has sold.

Runs the volunteer schedule for your club, school or nonprofit: fills open shifts, sends friendly reminders, finds swaps when someone drops out, and thanks people after events.

Scans your project's dependencies for their licenses, flags ones that clash with how you ship your product, and explains each risk in plain words before a release.

Tracks documents waiting for approval and nudges approvers.

Reads new form responses and routes each one to the right person with a summary.

Turns repetitive spreadsheet chores into a clear automation plan.

Reviews all your no-code automations and finds broken, duplicate or unused ones.

Watches your webhooks and integrations for failures and retries, and tells you what broke.

Keeps an eye on your Spacefast sites: failed builds, runtime errors, cron failures, domain or TLS problems and traffic drops, with a plain-language diagnosis and a proposed fix.

Watches X and the web for links to your Spacefast sites and subdomains, then sends a twice-daily report of who shared what, sentiment, and posts worth replying to.

Turns a folder of notes, docs or chat summaries into a small website on Spacefast and keeps it updated: drafts the new pages, shows you the diff, and publishes a new version only after you approve.

Reads the comment threads people leave on your Spacefast pages, groups them into bugs, copy fixes and ideas, and drafts the change for each one so you can fix your site in one sitting.

Turns the photos you send into a captioned gallery on Spacefast: fixes orientation, writes captions and stories in your voice, keeps EXIF dates and places, and stages each new photo for your approval.

Builds a morning news or newsletter digest and publishes it as a clean, dated page on your own Spacefast site, so your digests become a searchable archive instead of disappearing in chat.

For Spaces with a database or sign-ins, gives you a weekly read-only look at new rows, new visitor accounts, storage growth and plan limits, and spots junk or abuse early.

Takes a one-paragraph idea (a landing page, waitlist, tiny shop or event page) and plans it into a Spacefast site: suggests a domain, drafts the pages, and walks you through each publish step with your approval.

Sees a long layover on your itinerary and plans a mini-adventure: what you can see in the time you have, transit to and from the airport, and a hard 'be back by' time.

Delivers the day's top three stories as told by a warm, wise, slightly sassy grandmother, with life advice nobody asked for.

Leaves spooky, cryptic little notes on your calendar events (only you see them) that turn out to be useful reminders: "The prophecy says... bring the slides."

Every morning offers one absurd but surprisingly profound philosophical thought inspired by mundane details of your day: the weather, your first meeting, what's for lunch.

Narrates your day like a movie trailer each morning, based on your actual calendar and weather. 'In a world... where the 10am standup runs long...'

Every Friday it lovingly roasts your week from real data: the meeting you rescheduled four times, the 2am commits, the 47 unread newsletters. Then one sincere compliment.