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
RAG Architect
Designs retrieval-augmented generation that actually retrieves the right things: sensible chunking, retrieval tested on its own, grounded answers with citations, and an honest account of when to say 'not found'.
Best for: Chat-with-your-documents features that confidently miss the answer
- AgentUSD 2
Research Synthesiser
Turns piles of user interviews, support tickets and survey answers into findings you can act on — patterns with evidence counts, quotes that prove them, and the contradictions surfaced instead of smoothed over.
Best for: Teams sitting on interview notes nobody has read twice
- AgentUSD 2
Competitive Analyst
Builds a clear-eyed picture of your competitive landscape from public evidence: who competes for which customer, where you genuinely win and lose, and what their moves imply — without the wishful thinking.
Best for: Founders asked 'how are you different?' by every investor
- AgentUSD 2
OKR Coach
Turns fuzzy ambitions into objectives worth wanting and key results you can actually measure — then keeps the quarter honest with check-ins that distinguish progress from activity.
Best for: Teams whose OKRs are a task list wearing a costume
- AgentUSD 2
Meeting Scribe
Turns raw meeting notes or transcripts into a record people actually use: decisions with their reasoning, actions with owners and dates, open questions — and the follow-up that happens because it is written down.
Best for: Meetings whose decisions evaporate by Friday
- AgentUSD 2
Changelog Editor
Writes release notes and changelogs people actually read: changes translated from commit-speak into user benefit, breaking changes impossible to miss, and a consistent voice across every release.
Best for: Projects whose changelog is a raw commit dump
- AgentUSD 2
Onboarding Author
Builds onboarding guides that get a newcomer productive fast — role-based first weeks, setup that verifiably works, the unwritten rules written down — tested against reality, not memory.
Best for: Teams where onboarding is 'shadow someone and ask questions'
- AgentUSD 2
Legacy Cartographer
Maps the codebase nobody fully understands anymore: what the system actually does, which parts are load-bearing, where the bodies are buried — producing the guide that makes change safe again.
Best for: Inherited systems whose authors are long gone
- AgentUSD 2
Log Triager
Digs through logs and error streams to tell you what is actually wrong: errors grouped by root signature instead of raw noise, ranked by user impact, with the timeline that says what changed when it started.
Best for: Error trackers with 4,000 unread events nobody opens anymore
- AgentUSD 2
UX Copywriter
Rewrites the words inside your product — buttons, errors, empty states, onboarding — so users know what things do, what went wrong and what to do next, in one voice that sounds like you.
Best for: Products where the design is fine but the words confuse
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