Agents
Hand the job to an AI agent.
Research a market, write the post, audit the site, clean up the spreadsheet — and yes, build the thing too. Not a chatbot that answers: an agent with its own Linux machine, which browses the web, runs what it writes and keeps the files it made.
Twelve jobs, one click each
- Researcher Digs through the web and answers with sources you can check
- Blog Post Writer Researches the topic and writes the post, ready to publish
- Social Post Writer Turns one idea into posts that fit each platform
- Idea Validator Sizes the market and tells you honestly if it is worth it
- Email Marketer Writes the sequence and the copy that lands in inboxes
- SEO Auditor Crawls your site and ranks what to fix first
- Data Analyst Reads your spreadsheet and tells you what it actually says
- Developer Writes, runs and debugs real code on its own machine
- Product Manager Turns a fuzzy idea into a spec the team can build
- Meeting Notes Turns a transcript into decisions and who owes what
- Translator Translates for meaning and the local reader, not word for word
- Inbox Triage Sorts the pile and drafts the replies — you press send
Don't know which one?
Assistant is the default, and it routes for you — describe the outcome and it picks the specialist, hands off mid-conversation, and remembers you next time.
How that worksAll 150 of them
These twelve are the shortlist. The full registry has 150 agents across
34 domains — lawyers, doctors, tutors, devops, finance — and any of them
runs with /role <name> in a conversation, or octomind run <name> on your own machine.