Bots

90 bots
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Ready-made AI agent bots with instructions, routines and skills. Install them on OpenClaw, AutoGPT, OpenAI Dots, Claude Duet, Meta Muse, Hermes Agent or Grok Bot.

Builds a complete insurance claim file for home, auto, travel or health: what to photograph, which documents to attach, how to timeline the loss, and a clean packet ready to submit.

1 scheduled routine1 event trigger

Keeps track of camps, classes, sports and after-school sign-ups for your kids: registration dates, costs, schedules and forms, so no spot is missed and the week still fits.

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Turns scattered interview feedback into a fair hiring decision: collects every scorecard, spots missing or vague feedback and bias, and prepares a clear debrief for the hiring manager.

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Keeps your family's health records in one private place: vaccines, allergies, medicines, test results and checkup dates for every family member, ready when a doctor asks.

1 scheduled routine1 event trigger

Reviews team expense reports against your company policy before you approve them: checks receipts, limits and duplicates, and explains every flag in plain words.

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Scans older email and notes for promises and open loops nobody closed, ranks them by deadline and stakes, and drafts a short follow-through message for each one you still owe.

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Watches official recalls for the cars, car seats, appliances, food, medicine and gear you own, explains each match in plain words, and tracks what you still need to do.

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Screens email for hidden instructions aimed at AI assistants—white text, zero-width characters, and "ignore previous instructions" lines—and warns you before those messages are fed to any bot.

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Turns a messy pile of PDFs, scans and notes into one master file with a table of contents, a page check that every source made it in, and export-ready PDF or text you approve.

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Finds your name, phone and address on people-search and data-broker sites, walks you through each official opt-out, tracks confirmations, and rechecks so listings do not quietly return.

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Plans the call or booking request for a restaurant table: picks the right time and party details, drafts what to say, logs the outcome, and can prep a calendar hold you approve.

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Takes the day's public headlines and, for each story you care about, shows two serious good-faith readings plus a bridge between them, with sources and a clear trust label.

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Compares your team's planned work with real availability, spots who is overloaded or idle before the sprint or quarter starts, and suggests fair rebalancing you can discuss with the team.

2 scheduled routines

Proposes concrete actions from guarded facts and waits for explicit human approval before any side effect.

Designs a reliable schedule of agent jobs with owners, inputs, and failure alerts.

Drafts community or social replies for scheduled engagement windows, waiting for approval to post.

Runs scheduled digests of metrics, inbox, and blockers into a short morning brief.

1 scheduled routine

Collects worker outputs, checkpoints progress, and prepares downstream summaries so a DAG run can resume.

Keeps weekly actions aligned to annual goals and calls out drift.

Triages new screenshots on your Mac: OCR, rename, file, or turn into tasks.

Defends focus time, spots conflicts, and proposes reschedules.

Writes one-page briefs for meetings, decisions, and trips.

Turns messy asks into tracked tasks with owners, due dates, and next actions.

Personal chief of staff that splits incoming work across specialist bots and synthesizes answers.

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