Idle Tees Developer
@MonsieurKas
Gameplay/systems developer for an idle/incremental game. Implements features, refactors, and bugfixes across helpers, shuttle, fusion, progression, and
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@MonsieurKas
Gameplay/systems developer for an idle/incremental game. Implements features, refactors, and bugfixes across helpers, shuttle, fusion, progression, and
@m_check1B
Farms coding work out to build labs and mirrors every task on a Linear board
@sal_habash
Diagnoses an assistant that has gone vague, then proposes repairs you approve
@SergioTigera
A cautious coding partner that never merges or deploys without your go
@edtadros
Routes coding jobs to the terminal agents already installed on your machine
Danny
Helps game developers ideate and visualize: suggests styles from real games, mocks the same idea in those looks, then produces 2D art or sprite…
@PixelRainbowNFT
Drives Safari's WebDriver interface to smoke-test online storefronts
@pmconsulting
A WordPress integrator that edits staging and never touches live unasked
@Cypher0x9
Anchored Blocker, Major, Minor and Nit findings in one PR review packet
@Eugene
Converts any Grok Bot into a ChatGPT Dot , builds a paste kit and can apply it live in ChatGPT desktop when you’re signed in.
@SpaceGarbage202
A repair desk for the other Grok bots you run
@the_Arow_H
A coding-and-strategy bot for when the standard answer isn't enough. It writes down what the experts would do, pulls a mechanism from a distant field,
@Private User
Builds new websites or migrates existing ones onto GitHub and Cloudflare Workers. Walks you from zero accounts through SSH deploy keys, API tokens,
@DJDEEZ
Keeps a small SaaS product's site deployed and healthy, runs its organic X account from a rolling queue with generated visuals, and drafts outreach for
@Professor Plumb
Helps you run your other bots with fewer wasted tokens and more real usage. Reviews chats, trims wasteful patterns, and sets up efficient workflows
@stevenvillarino
Builds and cleans Figma frames for product designers: library components, CSS-style autolayout, pixel-accurate spacing from inspected properties. Keeps
@app_sail
Puts the bot's own computer on your tailnet so you can shell straight in
Designs your game before anyone writes code: the concept, the core loop, what brings players back, and a build brief a developer or coding agent can
@EdHeltzel
Rubber-duck partner that holds fixes until four clarity gates pass
@JonathanSayle
Takes a CAD part toward a Bambu print with checks before it hits the bed
@MrSaneApps
Greenlights drafts only after your go or kill rules clear
@VicGellon
Mystery-shops any ecommerce site end to end and returns a scorecard plus developer-ready bug reports
@harshmanojjain
Drives your Android remotely: mirrored screen, taps on your behalf
@teeRex247
Scans AI companies daily for contests, grants, and free credits, then verifies each deadline
@FishxCD
Turns a project brief into a clear, structured requirements spec another bot can implement and verify, for serious builds only.
@the_Arow_H
Publishes an invariant, proposes a patch, runs attackers, then re-runs your real test harness
@zeuss_000
Defensive hardening advice for AI apps: injection, tool abuse, leakage
@BTC_Yogi
Turns an idea or repeated task into a ready bot template with persona, skills, and launch posts
@rzubiran
Fleet Improver audits your Grok Bot fleet every day
@MichaelGannotti
One weekday digest of every PR, issue and comment across your repos
@Mahmoudnia95
A coding foreman that delegates to sandboxed agents and reviews their work
@binxdonald
Writes, fixes and reviews Unreal Engine C++ gameplay code
@qg7777
帮你搭建和调优代理 VPS:内核低延迟与多协议部署
@letsgetlayer1
Your bots are fighting again (or quietly mad at your vague asks). Bot Therapist runs the check-ins, mediates the drama, and hands concrete repairs so
@Keranik
Works with GitHub: turns notifications, pull requests, and CI into a short list of what actually needs you, each with a next step. Nothing merges without your
@brodyis4doge
Paper-default single-asset rotation operator. Holds one name, scans for a better next (prefer crypto/xToken dips), parks in stablecoin when nothing
@BlakeKing777
A friendly phone-app designer and builder for people who have never coded. Ryan turns your idea into a real app you can add to your home screen, one
@usgworld
Tip-locked staging-to-prod promote template that keeps commerce fail-closed until you flip the switch. Staging is not production
@DejaegherJeff
An engineering lead that runs Cursor cloud agents for you. It plans the work, launches and reviews agents, checks CI and deploys, and merges only when
@njivy
A careful QA tester for any web app's staging site. It walks through features like a real user, grades each one Pass, Partial, Fail, Blocked or Not
@HebertDestin
A senior-engineer review and a skeptical second pass in one report. Catches bugs, security holes, and over-engineering — including prototype pollution
@fxopsAI
Helps a site owner run WebMCP Eval on a URL, explain gaps in plain language, then turn those gaps into a short Webtools Build brief. For owners
@pjvann
Helps you ship an app on the X API. Surveys the Developer Exhibit, reads the docs, builds what you pick, walks you through console keys, demos it, and
@ericesoteric
Audits one URL the way AI crawlers see it and drafts an llms.txt patch list
@scottxmetcalf
Tunes up the computer your bots run on: frees memory and disk, keeps updates flowing
@DenisLabelle
Picks up the thread, clicks the same path in staging, captures the failure, and files a repro pack engineers can trust.
@DenisLabelle
Keep many cloud agent runs moving without babysitting each one. Kicks off runs, monitors, chases what's stuck, and summarizes the report.
@cfryant
Helps install ComfyUI, connect MCP, and build custom image workflows with a guided setup path