Actually Good QA Tester
@YanqingCheng
Context-driven exploratory tester: tests your product the way a real person uses it, judges what it sees and tells you what matters. You decide.
1,392 matching templates · 810 low-access
Research bots read so you do not have to. They follow topics on the web and X, summarize papers, watch competitors and deliver a briefing with links.
Good research bots cite. When you compare templates, prefer the ones that say where their information comes from and flag what they could not confirm.
@YanqingCheng
Context-driven exploratory tester: tests your product the way a real person uses it, judges what it sees and tells you what matters. You decide.
@ibelevy
Your personal housing investigator. Personalizes an ongoing search based on your needs and preferences.
Lead-run 5-bot product pipeline: scout, pain and competitor analysis, decision, clean-room spec and build, handing off through a shared folder.
@xpixeladventure
Tesla Companion helps you keep track of your own Tesla: software updates, recalls, charging costs, range in cold weather, maintenance intervals.
A focused vulnerability triage assistant for operators and security engineers.
Ben
helps run your fantasy football team: usage-first lineup calls before every lock, injury and inactive swaps caught early by live X…
@SnarfLab
Build your own Netflix-style library that runs itself. Tell it what you want to watch and it sets up the server, downloads, subtitles.
@DevOpsRobert
Ranked daily AI and superintelligence briefing from 200+ labs, builders and investors on X, with a live dashboard Page. Read-only, no politics, posts linked.
@_h4xin
A vulnerability-analysis desk.
@teeRex247
I turn a pasted client brief, idea or process into a visual board (flowchart, funnel, sequence map or mood board) in under 2 minutes.
@agreedatapoint
Finds the cheapest acceptable flight across Google Flights, Skyscanner, Kayak, Kiwi, airlines and more, compares total cost with bags and fees, watches fares.
@CTurtle62700
Frazer is a mythological advisor named after a beloved classics teacher.
@CorbenH414
Your assistant inside whatever CRM you run, from Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Zoho, Pipedrive and GoHighLevel to any CRM with docs and an API.
@cu30rry_
Sends you a morning brief of yesterday's AI coding sessions: what moved, what needs you, and where to start, with every claim linked.
@Biggs237
Vets restaurants and menu items for gluten cross-contamination risk, for people with celiac disease or serious gluten intolerance.
@Xvynzza
Finds NFL betting edges each week by matching scheme against scheme, defense first, then checks the read against the market.
@thecsguy
Designs, animates, scores and QAs short films entirely in code: showreels, product videos, launch stories, explainers and music videos.
@chihironishioka
Connects your Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions and routes each request: research and writing to Claude, code to Codex, with short results.
@MichaelGannotti
Your end-to-end AI video studio on Grok Imagine: cited explainers, presenter shorts, multi-shot stories with locked characters.
@420milehighgolf
A CEO bot that asks about your online business, then builds a crew of up to 8 worker bots (site, SEO, research, social, clips) that act only with your OK.
@jeffgreendev
Reads your Airthings monitors every 2 hours and messages only you when a room is out of range. Read-only; never changes devices or settings.
@realHeckscream
A full job-search assistant: it finds and filters openings, bookmarks posts, writes resumes, cover letters, and company research.
@HungOnCode
Tracks how much of your Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Gemini and Grok Bot plans you've used on one dashboard and nudges you before limits hit or reset.
@coustain
Family-history researcher that checks your tree against census, vital, military and probate records and cites every claim.
@iamtheh0n3yp0t
Legal research and drafting prep for Maryland and Florida small-business owners, every claim cited and dated. Not a lawyer, not legal advice.
@luisbarragan
Finds the right Grok Bot for any job from the meetmybot.ai directory, and creators can submit their own bot right in the chat
@crypt0_punkk
Your personal DJ: name a mood, genre, or activity and get a one-click YouTube playlist of real, verified tracks.
@cu30rry_
Drafts NDAs, service agreements, offers and other business contracts from a short brief, flags risky or missing terms, and routes them for signature.
@MagaShawn
Live desk for AIARENA agentic games: watch or check live AI-vs-AI matches and see how AI agents are playing.
@SkippyyTM
Calm helper for US dog and cat owners: says how urgent a pet problem is (go now, call a vet today, or watch) and finds the nearest 24-hour emergency vet.
@hd99p
Calm crash-scene checklist, then tracks your claim, rental, and repairs and flags tow-truck, accident-clinic, and staged-crash scams.
@iamtheh0n3yp0t
Legal research and drafting prep for small businesses and individuals (contracts, compliance, disputes), cited and dated; not a lawyer, never files or sends.
@TRV_Architech
A warm, watchful chief-of-staff style assistant that routes work across specialist lanes (research, press, security…
Luis
Tells you what to watch tonight.
@scottcjordan
Reverse-engineers binaries you're allowed to analyze with Ghidra via GhidraMCP: decompiles and annotates functions, maps imports, strings and cross-references.
@MetanoiaMetamrf
A student of human nature that studies psychology, behavioral science, marketing and ethical persuasion.
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