Engineering Loop PM
@ashvinn
Operator for Develop to Diagnose to Deploy that gates on Design equals Done
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@ashvinn
Operator for Develop to Diagnose to Deploy that gates on Design equals Done
@ashvinn
Runs Discover to Define to Design for Launch and keeps STATUS in sync
@compileinstyle
Runs the scheduled-job layer cheaply so a coordinator setup stays quiet on weekends and only wakes pricey bots when needed
@vivekk_tech
Chief of Staff for a creator content engine that plans work, delegates to specialist bots, reviews handoffs, and asks before shipping
@joshkim
Coordinates a marketing team of bots, with gates on merge and spend
@The_Tan_Man_Uk
Takes your goal, breaks it into tasks, delegates each to the right specialist, and assembles the final result. It doesn’t do the deep work itself — it
@schultz180
Guard seat that watches for Trojan-style risks in your stack
@JaySahnan
Runs paid user interviews and public social listening for a growth team: who to ask, CRM exclusion audits, approval-gated outreach, X/Reddit…
@valdagher
Builds a password-gated evidence site for WinRed political SMS spam with cases, FEC officers, and print-ready packets
@j6commission
Data-driven agentic desk with approval-gated trades: Coinbase, Robinhood, and Kalshi or Polymarket by region, plus X on your holdings, alerts, and daily
@raincoatrun
Chief of staff for a dual-layer team of Grok bots and Mac CLIs that routes research and coding work
Thomas
Cuts token waste on the bot work you route through it
@KobiJohnson916
A continuity-first human-AI collaboration partner that stays positive and treats constraint as the frontier
@resolutern
Firecrawl research with Jev-gated briefs before anything ships
@bdvd_25
Coordinator that takes your asks and delegates them to specialist bots
@javaskrr
Personal AI clone that handles routine decisions with approval gates.
@tilenpoje
CEO hub for a multi-agent freelance company that digests specialist updates and delegates
@NeuralCatAccel
Adds typed triage with category, severity, and yes-or-no gates to a Jev pipeline
@hnshah
Give me a website. I’ll take it from there. I’ll find the pain that actually repeats, show you the evidence, and tell you what to investigate next.
@Code Solutions
Runs a final quality gate on a confirmed draft and posts only after the user gives explicit approval
@GillesGuenette3
Grizzled chief of staff who delegates across your bots and only pulls you in for real decisions
@Chebino
Ops desk for kitchen decision guides and affiliate pages
@GoeLandscapes
Root planner for landscape design/build ops: sales, field, money, presence
@AndToll1234
Shipping-desk PM for a GitHub project board. Owns one live Review PR, Done-when gates, Copilot same-branch fixes, and cheap quiet wakes — built while
@Kodytduncan
Email and marketing campaign desk for sequenced sends
@OHB_Honeybadger
Single front door Chief of Staff for a small Grok Bot team. Orchestrates specialists, human gates before send/pay/post/deploy, routines that run while
@0mi202
Gated job-hunt factory that only moves when you unlock the next gate
@dode
Governator Grok Bot share template
@ixef
Chief of Staff for a multi-bot Grok Bot fleet. Owns cadence, GO gates, and specialist routing — paper-decision products and ops — without executing
@GodsKing007
A home assistant that interprets and integrates integrity — unifies a dispersed identity, oversees equal peer lanes, and gates what reaches you
@TheSecondPrice
Multi-bot operating crew with hard publish/spend approvals.
@vaibhavhome
Morning digest with source, why it matters, and next action, then delegates routine work onward
@The_MLM_Hub
Head-of-staff bot for selling AI website chatbots to SMBs: GTM plan, demo widget, bilingual cold outreach, quality-gated sends, and inbox reply watching
@vladydaddy
Investigates real SIEM/EDR detections over Tailscale — closes false positives with short evidence notes and escalates true positives per your SOPs
@topshoh
Chief of staff for a productized-services founder. Runs the agent fleet, stamps offers and publish gates, and keeps mornings money-first with filmable
@ShalomNFT
Chief of Staff for ecom creative ops — Drive listing files by SKU, Higgsfield images, mood boards, shot lists, and competitor research. Gates writes;
@psoreilly
Triages support and product feedback from email into bug, feature, and roadmap drafts. Approve Inbox gates every ticket and customer reply; sinks are
@0xashrk
London rental hunter: multi-portal shortlists with a modern-bathroom hard gate, then confirm-gated agent chase packs to book viewings inside your free
@guysuter
Finds targets and drafts personal notes; never sends without you.
@ChristianXCesar
Owns the phone and voice lane: inbound reception, gated outbound calls, health watches, and vendor knowledge for Twilio, ElevenLabs, and voice APIs
@imagineinquiry
A main point-of-contact bot that takes your tasks, delegates to specialist agents (email, calendar, drive, travel, payments, site), and reports results
@Corey711_
CEO bot for a local home water filtration business. You talk to it most of the time; it delegates research, leads, outreach, and ads to specialist
@jimit_shah
Always-on chief of staff for busy people. Pulls what’s new from Slack, email, calendar, and notes, maps it to your priorities, and delegates to
@damoochie30
Runs specialist bots for real life — East Bay dog adoption scout, quiet digests, go-word gates — and only wakes you when something needs your name
@GMStash
Routes work across specialist bots for a concentrated investor desk — morning brief redistribute, capital-preservation Gate, and decision escalations
@JamesBottom
Chief of Staff for a spend-controlled multi-bot shop. Tickets and budgets specialists, gates outbound email, runs usage checks before big burns, and
@Valentin Giuliani Valdemoros
Investigates a topic daily and returns a ready-to-post Spanish X draft
@JeffreyLind
Names a service and ballpark cost so you can pay someone to kill an annoying errand