AI agents, ready to deploy

A detailed software engineering agent that builds a full-stack interactive Next.js app to teach neural networks. Uses CodeSandbox to code, deploy, and visually verify the app live in the browser.

Today's GitHub trending repos with language, stars, and a one-line description.

Top 10 hot posts on r/programming with score, comments, and link.

Hit a public JSON API and pretty-print the response - useful for quick smoke tests.

Resolve a domain's A / AAAA / MX / NS / TXT records via dig.online.

Run a Google PageSpeed Insights audit on a URL and return Core Web Vitals + score.

Deep audit of a public GitHub repo: activity, governance, security posture, dependency hygiene, and bus-factor. Returns a quantified risk score plus a 5-line "should we depend on this?" verdict that engineering teams can paste into an architecture review.

Reads up to 20 open pull requests in a repo, sizes + classifies each, surfaces stale / unreviewed PRs first, and outputs a triage queue ranked for an engineering manager: what to merge today, what to chase reviewers on, and what to politely close.

Visits a URL and extracts its visual brand palette: 6 dominant colors with hex codes, role inference (background / surface / primary / accent / text / muted), contrast ratios, and a ready-to-paste Tailwind / CSS-vars block. Designed for designers reverse-engineering a competitor brand or building a moodboard.

Production reliability war-room in three bots. The primary daily agent does a deep repo + dependency health audit on your service, while three heartbeats run in parallel: a 60-second uptime checker on your domain, a status-page change detector on your upstream provider, and a GitHub Issue watcher on your repo for new bug reports. Together they catch outages, regressions, and supply-chain incidents before users tweet about them.

Clones the look of any public web page. The lead agent studies the target (layout, typography, palette, assets), fans the work out to three child agents (structure audit, component plan, asset list), builds the clone as a Next.js + Tailwind sandbox on codesandbox.io, then compares screenshots of the sandbox preview against the original and fixes the biggest differences over up to four passes. Reports a measured visual match, never a claimed one.

Fetch the current Bitcoin and Ethereum prices in USD plus 24h change from CoinGecko.

Pull current price, day change, and 52-week range for NVDA and TSLA from Yahoo Finance.

Convert between two currencies using xe.com's live rate.

A trader's morning desk: the primary daily agent runs a multi-ticker brief on BTC + ETH + a stock symbol you choose (price action, 24h change, volume, news catalysts), while two heartbeats fire on intraday crypto price drops over a configurable threshold and on any Reuters market-news flag. Three bots, fully wired, share the same ticker focus.

For a list of tickers, finds the most recent earnings call transcript, summarises the prepared remarks, extracts every forward-looking statement, captures the 5 sharpest Q&A exchanges (with sentiment), and flags any guidance change vs prior quarter. Runs the tickers in parallel via child agents.

Property-comp research. Given a target address (or listing URL), pulls the listing details, then queries comparable sold properties within 1 mile, similar bed/bath/sqft, sold in the last 6 months, on both Zillow and Redfin. Outputs a comp table with $/sqft analysis, an estimated fair value range, and the 3 most influential comps.

Aggregates what is currently happening in the crypto and US stock markets.

A commercial credit risk assessment and underwriting agent for public companies. Reads the target's filings on SEC EDGAR (or Companies House and other public registers), extracts three years of balance sheet, income statement and cash flow figures, calculates solvency, liquidity and efficiency metrics, runs three explicit stress scenarios (rate spike, demand drop, liquidity squeeze), compares against public peer figures and compiles an investment-committee style underwriting memorandum with a scorecard rating. Works from public data and anything you attach; it has no access to private credit files.

A high-powered M&A and Private Equity deal screening and financial modeling agent. Ingests corporate financial statements, structures Last Twelve Months (LTM) historical performance, and constructs a fully parameterized, dynamic 3-statement LBO model. It builds the Sources & Uses table, models senior and mezzanine debt amortization, projects year 1-5 cash flows under customizable debt schedules, runs a multi-dimensional sensitivity matrix of IRR and MoIC outcomes (varying purchase multiples, leverage ratios, and EBITDA growth rates), and compiles a professional Investment Committee screening memorandum.

Audit up to 3 competitor product pages in one pass and produce a side-by-side pricing + features comparison plus a positioning verdict. Designed for SaaS PMs and indie founders pricing a launch - the structured output drops cleanly into a Notion / Linear doc without manual reformatting.

Detailed snapshot of an Amazon listing: price ladder (current vs list vs sale vs Prime), Buy Box seller, fulfillment, ratings histogram, and review sentiment summary. Pair with the Page Change Detector heartbeat to fire on price drops between scheduled snapshots.

A sales-development pipeline in one agent. Takes an ICP (ideal customer profile) and a value-prop, searches LinkedIn for matching companies + decision-makers, enriches each lead with one specific personalisation hook from their recent activity / company news, drafts a 3-step email sequence (intro / nudge / breakup), and writes the result to a CSV-style report. Optional companion auto-loads into your CRM-ready paste buffer.

Audits the SEO of any public website. Crawls the top pages via the sitemap, checks each for title/H1/meta/canonical, identifies thin-content pages, runs a manual SERP check for the 5 target keywords you give it, and outputs a prioritised "quick wins" list (pages that rank 4-10 and only need a title + intro rewrite to crack the top 3).

Personal growth-marketing agent for X. Looks at your last 14 days of posts, identifies which formats outperformed, drafts 5 posts in your voice for tomorrow following those formats, surfaces 10 relevant accounts whose posts you should reply to today (high-engagement, in your niche), and queues drafts in your Drafts folder. Never auto-posts.

E-commerce competitive-intel agent. Given a list of competitor Shopify storefronts, pulls the live product catalog from each, identifies the top 5 best-sellers (by review count + on-page hints), and tracks any product whose price changed vs the prior run. Designed to be paired with a heartbeat companion that fires on price drops or sold-out events.

Open a public LinkedIn profile and extract the headline, current role, past 3 roles, and education.

Crawl 10 live job postings for a target role, normalise the skill vocabulary, and emit a market-fit report covering top demanded skills, salary distribution, remote-vs-onsite split, and the seniority ladder. Outputs are structured so they can be diffed week-over-week to spot rising / fading skills before recruiter chatter catches up.

Searches LinkedIn for Forward Deployed Engineer roles in San Francisco, ranks by company quality + recency + your fit, drafts a tailored application + cover-note for each top match, and (if you opt in) submits Easy Apply on your behalf. Includes a recruiter-outreach child agent that DMs the hiring contact when the listing exposes one.

Mirror of the LinkedIn FDE hunter, but for Indeed. Searches Indeed for Forward Deployed Engineer / Solutions Engineer roles in SF, scores each, drafts tailored applications, and (with user opt-in) clicks through Indeed Apply on the top matches.

Builds your network deliberately. Given a target persona (e.g. "FDEs at Series B AI startups in SF"), it searches LinkedIn People, qualifies each profile against the persona, drafts a personalised 280-char connection note for the top matches, and sends connection requests in safe batches (max 15/run, with randomised pacing).

Top 5 products launched on ProductHunt today with upvotes, makers, and tagline.

Look up a Y Combinator company by name on the YC Companies directory and return its profile.

Bulk-check up to 5 brand ideas across the most-wanted TLDs (.com / .io / .ai / .dev / .app), grade each combination on memorability + length + dictionary-clash, and surface the cheapest available paths plus premium-priced fallbacks. Built for indie hackers naming a project at 2am.

Fire when a new top-product on ProductHunt crosses 500 upvotes.

Full competitive-intelligence stack for an indie founder: a daily research bot pulls competitor pricing + ProductHunt launches in your space, while two heartbeat watchers fire instantly on Hacker News mentions of your startup name and on any ProductHunt launch crossing 500 upvotes. Deploys 3 bots in one click - primary daily agent + 2 always-on heartbeats - that share a topic keyword you set post-deploy.

Your morning anchor + 24/7 breaking-news desk in one deploy. The primary daily agent runs a Multi-Source News Briefing across BBC + Reuters + Al Jazeera at your scheduled hour, while two heartbeats watch Reuters for breaking-news flags and your local weather feed for severe-weather alerts so you never miss the storm warning at 2am.

Healthcare research agent. Given a condition + (optional) intervention + (optional) location, queries clinicaltrials.gov for active recruiting trials, extracts the eligibility criteria, sites, and PIs, and ranks the most accessible trials for the patient profile in the prompt.

Legal-ops agent. Opens a public contract URL (or a Google Doc shared link), extracts the high-risk clauses (limitation of liability, indemnity, IP assignment, termination-for-convenience, MFN, exclusivity, auto-renew), benchmarks each against market-standard language, and outputs a redline-ready table of suggested edits with rationale.

An advanced clinical triage, patient intake coordination, and routing agent. Ingests highly complex raw patient intake forms, vocal dictation transcripts, or medical history PDFs. It maps signs, symptoms, and vital signs against internationally recognized clinical guidelines (including the Emergency Severity Index, Manchester Triage System, and Red Flag symptom lists), identifies potential high-acuity crises (e.g., acute coronary syndrome, stroke, sepsis, or internal hemorrhage), and routes patients to optimal care facilities (Level 1 Trauma, ER, Urgent Care, or specialized clinics) while generating structured clinical handoff briefs.

An e-commerce inventory audit and supplier replenishment agent. Reads stock and sales data you give it (an exported CSV, a Google Sheet or admin page you are logged into, or a public Shopify catalog at /products.json), calculates 30/60/90-day sales velocity per SKU, computes safety stock and reorder points from your lead times, drafts purchase orders that respect MOQs, pack sizes and tiered pricing, and writes the supplier emails to go with them. It does not connect to ERPs or warehouse systems on its own; you provide the data or the logged-in page.

A public-sector procurement compliance audit and bid evaluation agent. Given an RFQ/RFP document and a vendor proposal (attached files or public links), it builds the register of mandatory requirements, scrubs the proposal line by line with page citations, scores technical merit on four criteria, checks pricing against the stated budget ceiling or IGCE, and drafts an evaluation board report plus clarification questions. It only evaluates documents you give it.

Scrape the front page of Hacker News and return the top 10 stories with title, points, and comments link.

Pull the day's top geopolitics headlines from Reuters World and summarise each in two sentences.

Top 10 newest TechCrunch stories with author and a short summary each.

Search ArXiv for papers matching a topic and return the 5 most recent with abstract.

Open a Wikipedia article and return the lede plus the table-of-contents.

Pull the most recent archive of a URL from the Wayback Machine.

Daily geopolitics + tech briefing pulled from BBC, Reuters, and Al Jazeera in one pass. Cross-references the three outlets to surface coverage gaps and framing differences, then synthesises a 3-bullet "what actually matters today" digest you can read on the way to a meeting.

Public-only deep dive on a YouTube channel: subscriber count, lifetime views, upload cadence, retention proxies (views per video over time), and a content-mix breakdown (Shorts vs longform). Useful for sponsorship vetting and competitor scouting.

Trigger on breaking-tagged headlines from Reuters World.

Generates an animated-style educational infographic showing how uranium enrichment works in a nuclear power plant.

Retrieves the scheduled date for the next SpaceX Starship launch and summarizes previous launch outcomes.

Fetches the latest YouTube video from Veritasium and summarizes its topic.

Searches ArXiv for the most significant LLM AI research papers published this week or month.

Open fast.com, wait for the test to settle, and report your download/upload speed and latency.

Get today's weather plus a 3-day forecast for any city using weather.com.

Researches a city across TripAdvisor + Google Maps and emits a chronological one-day itinerary with three attractions, lunch + dinner, walking/transit times between stops, and a weather-aware contingency plan. Output reads like a printed concierge card.

Ping the user when a story hits the Hacker News front page matching a keyword.

Alert when a new issue is opened in a chosen GitHub repo.

Trigger when BTC drops more than 3% in 24h on CoinGecko.

Watch any URL and ping when its visible content changes meaningfully.

Notify when a desired domain becomes available on Namecheap.

Probe a URL every minute and alert on non-200, slow load, or DNS failure.

Watch your city for storm warnings and ping when one is issued.

Watch a subreddit /new feed for posts matching a keyword.

Finds the cheapest non-stop flights from JFK to LAX and JFK to LHR while prioritizing low carbon emissions.

Translate text between languages using Google Translate (no API key needed).

Opens Gmail, reads the unread queue, classifies each thread (urgent / awaiting-reply / newsletter / receipt / spam-y / can-archive), applies the right Gmail label, archives the obvious low-value mail, and drafts replies (saved as Drafts, never sent) for everything that needs a human response.

Generates a comic strip featuring Naruto to introduce the concept of Mixture of Experts (MOE) from AI.

Generates a Studio Ghibli style image based on an uploaded picture.

Give it any video link - YouTube, Vimeo, a conference recording, a lecture page - and it comes back with the full transcript saved to your Cattery as a text file. It tries the built-in captions first, then the transcript panel, then any free transcript site. If none of those work it falls back to a temporary sandbox and pulls the captions directly, then throws the sandbox away. You get the whole transcript, not a summary, with timestamps kept if the source had them.

Turns a PDF into something you can actually use. Point it at a PDF link or attach one and it pulls out the full text, keeps the heading structure, and lifts every table into clean markdown so the columns still line up. Scanned PDFs get run through OCR in a temporary sandbox that is deleted afterwards. The result lands in your Cattery as a markdown file, with page numbers kept so you can cite it.

Hand it a messy CSV or Excel file and get back one you can trust. It finds the real header row, strips the blank rows and repeated headers, puts dates into one format, turns "1,234.50" and "$1.2k" into numbers, splits columns that hold two things at once, and flags duplicate records instead of silently deleting them. It writes the cleaned file to your Cattery next to a short report of every change it made, so nothing happens behind your back.

Saves a web page as clean, readable markdown you will still be able to open in ten years. It strips the navigation, ads, cookie banners and share buttons, keeps the article text, headings, lists, tables, code blocks and image captions, and records the URL and the time it was captured at the top. Give it a list of links and it archives all of them. Good for research, for saving documentation before it changes, and for reading later without the clutter.

The one that handles the conversion no free site will do without a watermark or an email address. Markdown to PDF, HTML to markdown, CSV to Excel, JSON to CSV, images between formats, audio between formats, subtitles between formats. It works in a temporary sandbox that is created for your file and deleted the moment the job is done, so nothing of yours is uploaded to a stranger's server. The converted file goes straight to your Cattery.

Resizes, crops, compresses, converts and watermarks a batch of images in one go. Tell it the sizes you need - thumbnails, social cards, retina variants - and it produces every one, keeping the aspect ratio and sharpening after the resize so nothing comes out soft. It can strip EXIF data including GPS coordinates before you publish. Everything runs in a temporary sandbox on your account and the results go to your Cattery.

Turns a recording into text. Give it an audio or video file, or a link to one, and it produces a transcript and, if you want, a subtitle file with proper timings that will load straight into a video player. It handles long recordings by splitting them, and it will label speakers when they are distinguishable. The work happens in a temporary sandbox that is deleted when the job finishes, so your recording is not uploaded anywhere.

Collects a list from a website and hands you a spreadsheet. Product listings, directory entries, search results, table pages, paginated catalogues - you describe the columns you want and it walks the pages and fills them in. It follows pagination, handles "load more" buttons, and skips the rows it could not read rather than inventing values. Gets you a CSV in your Cattery with a note on how complete the capture was.

Does the fiddly PDF jobs: merge a pile of documents into one in the order you want, split a big one by page ranges or by chapter, rotate the pages someone scanned sideways, delete the blank ones, reorder, and add page numbers or a simple watermark. No upload to a conversion site, no watermark you did not ask for, no page limit. Runs in a temporary sandbox and the result goes to your Cattery.