A scheduled agent polls your open issues and reproduces the ones it can. Each reproducible issue gets its own workspace and branch, where a Builder writes the fix and a Reviewer checks it before opening a real pull request — so two fixes in flight never collide.

The same pipeline as the GitHub Issue Pipeline, but the tracker is Jira Cloud. A scheduled agent finds new bugs through Atlassian's own MCP server, reproduces them against your repo, and hands reproducible ones to a Builder and Reviewer that link the finished pull request back onto the ticket.

A scheduled agent lists every pull request merged since the last tag, groups them into Added, Fixed, and Changed, and drafts the changelog for you — into a file in the repo and into the thread, ready to cut.

A scheduled agent checks a dedicated support mailbox over IMAP and drops each new message into its own thread here. A watcher agent reads it from there — filing a real Zendesk ticket for a bug or feature request, or drafting an answer ready to send for a question.

A scheduled agent watches Stripe, through a read-only key, for new failed payments and disputes. It drafts a dunning message for one and a summary for the other — every draft lands in the workspace for you to read, and nothing goes out or gets refunded without you.

A scheduled agent watches your OpenTelemetry traces in Honeycomb for exceptions that are new or spiking against their own baseline, reproduces what it can, and hands anything reproducible to the same Builder/Reviewer pipeline as the GitHub Issue Pipeline — one workspace and branch per error.

A scheduled agent compares each route's Core Web Vitals against its own rolling baseline and, for anything that regressed, lists what actually merged into that route's code in the same window. It diagnoses; it never touches code.

A checklist in a workspace prompt is the roadmap. A scheduled Dispatcher hands the topmost untouched item to a Lead Engineer to scope and build, and a Verifier checks it off only after actually running the finished result — the agent that builds something never grades its own work.

Each user persona — the hurried one, the skeptic — is its own workspace, written as a character study. A scheduled agent hands every persona the same review assignment on a cadence you set, and a Synthesizer merges their findings into one ranked list.

A scheduled agent checks your sales inbox over IMAP and starts a thread for each new quote request. A watcher agent drafts the estimate from there, and if the customer goes quiet, nudges again a few days later instead of letting the request go cold.

A scheduled agent watches Stripe, through a read-only key, for invoices that have gone past due. It drafts a short, direct payment reminder for each one — every draft lands in the workspace for you to read, and nothing goes out without you.

A scheduled agent checks your booking inbox over IMAP and starts a thread for each new message. When a customer emails to cancel or asks to move their time, a watcher agent drafts a reply pointing them back to your booking link — instead of that email sitting unanswered until someone notices.

A scheduled agent checks the inbox your contact form sends to and starts a thread for each new lead. A watcher agent sorts it — a real job in your service area gets a fast personal reply drafted, and anything out of area or clearly spam gets set aside instead of clogging the same inbox as real customers.