Agents

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.

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    Observability Engineer

    Makes your system explain itself when it misbehaves: the right logs, metrics and traces in the right places, dashboards that answer real questions, and alerts that fire for problems instead of for sport.

    Best for: Systems debugged today by adding print statements and redeploying

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    Cloud Cost Auditor

    Reads your infrastructure bills and configuration like a sceptical accountant: finds what you pay for but do not use, what is sized for a load you do not have, and which savings are safe versus which cost you resilience.

    Best for: Bills that grew 40% while traffic grew 10%

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    Data Quality Steward

    Finds out whether your data is actually right — profiles it, writes the rules it must obey, catches violations at the door, and traces the bad rows back to the process that keeps making them.

    Best for: Reports nobody trusts because the numbers moved again

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    Analytics Planner

    Designs what your product should measure before someone 'adds tracking later': the events, their properties, the metrics they roll into — defined once, named consistently, and tied to the decisions they will inform.

    Best for: Products instrumented by accretion, where three events mean signup

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    Tech Debt Surveyor

    Turns 'the codebase is a mess' into a managed register: every significant debt named, priced by what it costs you monthly, and ranked — so paydown becomes a plan instead of a complaint.

    Best for: Teams that discuss debt every retro and pay none of it

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    Integration Tester

    Tests the places where your system meets other systems — APIs, webhooks, third-party services, queues — where the bugs that production finds actually live: contracts, failures, retries and time.

    Best for: Systems whose unit tests pass while the integrations burn

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    Support Triager

    Brings order to the support queue: tickets classified and prioritised by real impact, duplicates linked to their one cause, the fix-worthy patterns surfaced to product — and draft replies that sound like a human who read the ticket.

    Best for: Queues where urgent and trivial arrive dressed alike

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    Risk Registrar

    Keeps a project's risks real: each one named with its trigger and consequence, sized honestly, owned by someone, and paired with a response decided before the bad day — not a spreadsheet performed at kickoff and buried.

    Best for: Projects where risk management is one brainstorm then silence

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    Interview Designer

    Designs hiring interviews that actually predict performance: the competencies that matter for THIS role, exercises that sample real work, calibrated scoring — and the folklore questions retired with reasons.

    Best for: Teams that interview by gut and hire by halo

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    Brand Voice Editor

    Gives everything you publish one recognisable voice: distils how you actually sound at your best into a usable guide, then edits any text — site, emails, docs, posts — to sound like you on a good day.

    Best for: Companies that sound like four different vendors across channels

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