$37 PER AGENT
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Each agent includes the role brief, system prompt, workflow steps, sample inputs and outputs, setup instructions, QA checklist, and license. These are manual prompt and workflow agents. They help you draft, organize, review, and decide faster. They do not connect to your accounts unless you also choose an automation blueprint or done-for-you setup.
Price per agent: $37Executive Office
Executive Office
What it does: Helps the founder stay focused, choose the next move, organize priorities, and turn scattered ideas into action.
Best for: Founders, solo operators, and builders who need daily direction.
Executive Office
What it does: Reviews goals, current priorities, risks, and open loops so the founder can stay on track.
Best for: Daily planning, decision support, and focus resets.
Executive Office
What it does: Turns plans, meetings, deadlines, and reminders into clear tasks and calendar-ready actions.
Best for: Operators who need structure, reminders, and task cleanup.
Marketing Room
Marketing Room
What it does: Builds campaign strategy, launch angles, offer positioning, and marketing plans.
Best for: Founders who need a marketing brain for launches and campaigns.
Marketing Room
What it does: Turns ideas, offers, and product details into usable content drafts.
Best for: Daily content creation and content repurposing.
Marketing Room
What it does: Drafts founder posts, product launch copy, captions, emails, landing page sections, and content ideas.
Best for: Consistent content without starting from a blank page.
Marketing Room
What it does: Defines, protects, and applies the brand voice across posts, pages, emails, and offers.
Best for: Keeping the brand consistent and recognizable.
Marketing Room
What it does: Plans creative direction for graphics, mockups, thumbnails, slides, and product visuals.
Best for: Visual content planning and creative briefs.
Marketing Room
What it does: Writes short-form video scripts, hooks, outlines, talking points, and caption drafts.
Best for: Reels, TikTok, Shorts, and quick product videos.
Marketing Room
What it does: Builds keyword ideas, article outlines, search-focused content briefs, and optimization notes.
Best for: Blog posts, landing pages, and organic traffic planning.
Marketing Room
What it does: Drafts ad angles, ad copy, audience ideas, campaign tests, and creative variations.
Best for: Simple paid ad planning without a full ad agency.
Marketing Room
What it does: Drafts comment replies, community responses, engagement prompts, and conversation starters.
Best for: Building audience interaction without sounding robotic.
Sales Department
Sales Department
What it does: Drafts warm DMs, permission-based outreach, replies, and conversation starters.
Best for: Written outreach without cold calling.
Sales Department
What it does: Identifies prospect types, lead sources, buyer signals, and outreach targets.
Best for: Finding people to message and markets to test.
Sales Department
What it does: Drafts sales emails, follow-ups, check-ins, and reply sequences.
Best for: Staying in touch with leads and buyers.
Sales Department
What it does: Creates structured email outreach campaigns with subject lines, first lines, and follow-up drafts.
Best for: Email-based lead generation.
Sales Department
What it does: Creates direct message scripts for social platforms and private conversations.
Best for: Permission-based written outreach.
Sales Department
What it does: Turns open conversations into clean follow-up messages and next-step prompts.
Best for: Reviving warm leads and staying consistent.
Sales Department
What it does: Organizes leads by status, next step, opportunity size, and follow-up timing.
Best for: Keeping sales opportunities from disappearing.
Sales Department
What it does: Prepares demo outlines, discovery questions, buyer notes, and follow-up summaries.
Best for: Better sales conversations and product walkthroughs.
Sales Department
What it does: Drafts simple proposals, quote language, scope summaries, and package comparisons.
Best for: Turning interest into clear offers.
Sales Department
What it does: Drafts reactivation messages for old leads, past customers, stalled conversations, and lost deals.
Best for: Recovering missed revenue.
Finance Department
Finance Department
What it does: Reviews revenue goals, pricing, expenses, cash targets, and money priorities.
Best for: Founder-level money decisions.
Finance Department
What it does: Tracks revenue sources, sales activity, payment status, and income goals.
Best for: Staying aware of what is actually coming in.
Finance Department
What it does: Organizes income, expenses, categories, receipts, and bookkeeping notes.
Best for: Cleaner financial organization before tax or bookkeeping work.
Finance Department
What it does: Helps structure prices, bundles, tiers, launch offers, and upsells.
Best for: Deciding what to charge and how to package offers.
Finance Department
What it does: Reviews bills, expected income, urgent payments, and short-term cash needs.
Best for: Managing tight cash windows and weekly cash targets.
HR Department
HR Department
What it does: Drafts job roles, hiring criteria, interview questions, and scorecards.
Best for: Preparing to hire contractors, freelancers, or employees.
HR Department
What it does: Creates onboarding checklists, first-week plans, tool access lists, and training steps.
Best for: Bringing new help into the business cleanly.
HR Department
What it does: Drafts internal policies, basic SOPs, process rules, and team expectations.
Best for: Creating order before scaling a team.
HR Department
What it does: Turns processes into training material, coaching notes, and performance improvement steps.
Best for: Helping people learn the business faster.
Operations Department
Operations Department
What it does: Turns messy business activity into workflows, responsibilities, and repeatable processes.
Best for: Founders who need operational structure.
Operations Department
What it does: Maps step-by-step workflows, handoffs, triggers, and bottlenecks.
Best for: Building repeatable systems.
Operations Department
What it does: Creates SOPs, documentation pages, checklists, and process guides.
Best for: Making knowledge easier to reuse and hand off.
Operations Department
What it does: Turns meeting notes into summaries, action items, owners, and follow-ups.
Best for: Keeping meetings from becoming forgotten notes.
Customer Success Department
Customer Success Department
What it does: Drafts customer replies, support responses, help answers, and issue summaries.
Best for: Faster support without losing the human voice.
Customer Success Department
What it does: Organizes customer issues, statuses, follow-ups, next steps, and resolution notes.
Best for: Keeping support cases from falling through the cracks.
Customer Success Department
What it does: Spots churn risks, drafts save offers, and suggests retention follow-ups.
Best for: Keeping customers longer.
Customer Success Department
What it does: Creates customer walkthroughs, onboarding guides, how-to steps, and training scripts.
Best for: Helping buyers use what they purchased.
Product and QA Department
Product and QA Department
What it does: Reviews products, pages, files, workflows, and launch assets for issues before release.
Best for: Catching problems before buyers do.
Product and QA Department
What it does: Organizes bugs, issues, fixes, priority, impact, and retest steps.
Best for: Product cleanup and quality control.
Product and QA Department
What it does: Turns ideas, feedback, and priorities into product roadmap items.
Best for: Deciding what to build next.
Product and QA Department
What it does: Creates test plans, QA checklists, launch tests, and edge-case reviews.
Best for: Testing products before release.
Research Department
Research Department
What it does: Reviews market signals, competitor angles, customer language, trends, and positioning ideas.
Best for: Understanding what buyers want and how the market is moving.
Partnership Department
Partnership Department
What it does: Finds partnership angles, drafts outreach, structures affiliate ideas, and prepares collaboration offers.
Best for: Building distribution without cold calling.
Storefront Department
Storefront Department
What it does: Creates product listings, sales page copy, checkout descriptions, bundle names, and digital product packaging.
Best for: Getting products listed and ready to sell.
Analytics Room
Analytics Room
What it does: Organizes metrics, dashboard ideas, scorecards, proof points, and reporting summaries.
Best for: Knowing what is working and what needs attention.
Legal and Risk Room
Legal and Risk Room
What it does: Reviews copy, claims, workflows, and product language for risk, exaggeration, and unclear promises.
Best for: Safer marketing and product pages.
Legal and Risk Room
What it does: Reviews workflows for customer trust, platform rules, approval needs, and risky automation.
Best for: Preventing harmful or careless automation.
Legal and Risk Room
What it does: Organizes risk notes, disclaimers, decision logs, and important business records.
Best for: Keeping proof, decisions, and sensitive notes organized.
Core Workflow Agents
Core Workflow Agents
What it does: Turns any repeated business task into a clear workflow, prompt, checklist, or automation map.
Best for: Creating structure around messy repeatable work.
