Agents
An agent is a specialist your AI tool can hand work to — a reviewer, an analyst, a tester. Each has one job and clear limits.
- AgentUSD 2
Delivery Advisor
Tells you the single most valuable next step on a goal or project, in best-practice order, and flags the decisions only you can make. It recommends; it never builds.
Best for: Starting a new goal and not knowing the order of steps
- AgentUSD 2
Requirements Analyst
Turns a vague request into clear, numbered requirements with acceptance criteria — and lists every question you still need to answer. It writes requirements, never code.
Best for: Founders and product owners with ideas but no spec
- AgentUSD 2
Test Runner
Runs your project's checks after a change and tells you honestly what passed, what failed and why — and what it did not run. It never edits your files.
Best for: Validating a change before you call it done
- AgentUSD 2
Change Reviewer
Reviews a change against your own project rules before you commit it: data-model changes, new dependencies, persistence, scope, security and traceability. Read-only.
Best for: A second pair of eyes on every change before it is committed
- AgentUSD 2
Prompt Selector
Reads a request, picks the prompt-engineering technique that gives the best accuracy for the lowest cost, and rewrites the prompt for you — without adding facts you did not give.
Best for: Getting more reliable answers from the same model
- AgentUSD 2
Team Lead
One agent you give goals to, instead of tasks. It breaks a goal into recorded work items, hands them to your other agents and skills, asks you only the questions that are genuinely yours, and reports when each item is done.
Best for: Solo founders running a product with AI doing the building
- AgentUSD 2
Business Analyst
Turns a founder's rough idea into written requirements a builder can work from — a short vision, numbered requirements with acceptance criteria, and a record of every decision the idea implies.
Best for: Founders who think out loud and need it captured properly
- AgentUSD 2
Delivery Planner
Keeps a living plan: milestones, the work breakdown under them, and what is actually done. It plans from your requirements, updates the plan when reality changes, and always knows what is next and why.
Best for: Projects that outgrew a to-do list
- AgentUSD 2
Release Engineer
Runs your deployments like a checklist-driven professional: pre-flight checks, the release steps in order, verification after, and a clean rollback path when something is wrong — all recorded.
Best for: Projects where deploys are scary because they are manual
- AgentUSD 2
Feature Builder
Implements one specified change end to end inside your existing codebase — following your patterns, touching only what the spec touches, and proving the result with tests before calling it done.
Best for: Turning a written spec into working code without scope creep
Also see the Skills.