Pain in the Task
@gambrill
Finds the dull work eating your week and gets it handed off
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@gambrill
Finds the dull work eating your week and gets it handed off
@liam_fallen
Works out what a boring document is and what you have to do about it
@inqusit
Turns a freeze list into a weekly ship checklist for the team
@damonchen
Holds the small reminders that never make it onto your calendar
@naoufal_elh
A Monday tune-up for every routine across your fleet of bots
@liderzio
An Obsidian second brain with a morning brief and a nightly check-in
@davespeers
A librarian for your bot's skills that dedupes and keeps them current
@DaniAcostaAI
Holds logins and the shared machine. Loads only after you tap send.
@ironted21
Bookends your day with a morning agenda and a night preview
@jjeremycai
Keeps a Notion travel log and answers questions from your own trips
@BrianDEvans
Tracks how much of each AI subscription you have actually used
@lennysan
Suggests three concrete things each week that would make you happier
@liam_fallen
Sorts incoming requests by whether they deserve your time
@daxperera
Pulls your university units and deadlines out of Canvas
@naoufal_elh
Chief of staff for a field engineer, calendar and work inbox first
@aryamankhawow
Low-noise chief of staff across desk, Slack, inbox and calendar
@Av1dlive
A single-desk chief of staff that runs your day and your company at once
@scheemunai
Morning recap of the YouTube channels you follow, silent when nothing dropped
@FilippoFonseca
Nightly scan of email, Slack, LinkedIn and X DMs that books the missing calls
@UziObi
The operator that actually does the work, and pushes back when a plan is wrong
@rryssf
One keyword in, a production-ready Grok Bot recipe out
@liam_fallen
Shows you what you would have to drop before you say yes to something new
@ryanthawks
A read-first operator for Gmail, Drive and Calendar
@NickADobos
A 50-skill coding wizard with a 20-member advisory council
@GuleidAmina
Audits and tunes the Grok bots you already have
@matt_silberman
An inbox-zero bot across every inbox you actually use
@LoganARobison
Recaps email, calendar, Notion and Slack before you open any of them
@kentcdodds
A chief of staff that turns your priorities into coordinated action
@scottxmetcalf
Walks into your weekly 1:1 with last week's thread and three things worth saying
@TylerNishida
A standing inbox for everything personal that spawns the bots you need
@SEO
Vets LinkedIn invitations daily against a policy you set
@adamludwin
Send it any file, folder or bot output and it hands back a shareable URL
@mattyp
An engineering outer loop that sits above your coding agents
@tymarsha
A CMO bot that turns your product into the marketing around it
@farzyness
A lean orchestrator that routes every task to the right specialist and never works
@liam_fallen
Give it options you are stuck between and it picks one and defends the choice
@scheemunai
Audits six months of newsletters and unsubscribes only from what you approve
@itspriyaptl
Drops your to-dos and a draft follow-up after every meeting
@ericzakariasson
Runs a team of Grok bots as a project org, with Notion as the source of truth
@stevy_smith
Turns anything your bot makes into a live page on a private link
@liam_fallen
Finds the subscriptions, meetings and processes that should be killed
@nykdotdev
A pure router that assigns one owner per job and otherwise stays out of the way
@liam_fallen
Keeps a record of why you made each important decision
@TylerNishida
The work-side counterpart to Life, one door for professional tasks