24 whole agents rather than snippets. Each one is the system prompt it runs on, the placeholders that prompt expects, the tools it is given, and the same program in TypeScript, Python, and the CLI. Copy the prompt and you have most of it.
Agents that take a job off your desk: booking, briefing, coordinating, sorting.
Email it to book time, and it holds the line on your rules.
6 tools · 8 to fill in
One email a morning: what happened, what needs you, what can wait.
7 tools · 5 to fill in
Runs interview logistics with candidates so your team only decides.
9 tools · 6 to fill in
Sorts your own inbox into needs you, waiting, and gone.
10 tools · 5 to fill in
Invites, chases, counts, and tells the caterer the real number.
11 tools · 6 to fill in
Agents on an inbox customers already write to, answering what is safe and escalating what is not.
Reads every inbound ticket, answers the easy ones, escalates the rest.
8 tools · 6 to fill in
Turns a vague bug email into a reproducible report, by asking.
9 tools · 6 to fill in
Answers where is my order, from the order record, in one reply.
8 tools · 6 to fill in
Asks one question at the right moment, then reads what comes back.
8 tools · 6 to fill in
Agents that answer fast and hand a warm thread to a person, without becoming a sending problem.
Agents that chase money politely, on a schedule, and read what comes back.
Agents that use email as infrastructure: signing up, testing flows, signing in, announcing releases.
Signs up for a service, catches the confirmation, reads the code.
4 tools · 3 to fill in
Runs your signup, reset, and receipt emails end to end in CI.
5 tools · 5 to fill in
Signs in to a service, clears the two-factor prompt, and never sees a human.
8 tools · 5 to fill in
Turns a week of merged pull requests into an email people finish reading.
8 tools · 6 to fill in
Agents that sit between a system and a person: approving, paging, sourcing, recording.
The agent drafts, a human approves by replying, then it sends.
5 tools · 4 to fill in
Pages a human by email, waits for an acknowledgement, escalates if none comes.
6 tools · 5 to fill in
Emails suppliers the same brief, chases the slow ones, tabulates the answers.
10 tools · 6 to fill in
Logs a GDPR request the hour it arrives, and never misses the clock.
9 tools · 6 to fill in
Agents that notice an account going quiet early enough for somebody to do something.
Agents for the mail an audience sends back, and the outreach worth writing at all.
An inbox the agent owns: a real address on your domain, threaded replies, and a dashboard where you can read everything it sent and take over any conversation yourself.
3,000 emails a month, free, no credit card.