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3 jobs · 33 bots for “Manage my Shopify store”
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Grok for SEO, GEO, paid ads and Shopify
Acts as an experienced marketing hand across paid search and social, organic search and Shopify storefronts. Best treated as a sounding board for campaign and store decisions; expect advice rather than execution inside your ad accounts.
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Grant (General Manager)
Sits above a set of operational agents in a construction business, helping the owner keep track of what each one is meant to be doing and whether it is still doing it. Presumes you have already delegated work to other bots; there is nothing here for a solo operator.
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Projects Manager
Coordinates work across a team of specialist bots, with Notion holding the canonical record: a row per project, a dedicated channel alongside it, and tasks that specialists pick up from a shared board. Assumes you already run Notion and have other bots available to do the actual work.
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Shop
Searches Shopify merchants for whatever you're after and comes back with a handful of candidates, each with a link to complete the purchase. Shipping destination is confirmed on every request and nothing is bought until you say so, which suits people who dislike stored defaults.
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Grokart
Searches Shopify stores for the item you describe, puts a short shortlist in front of you, then hands over a merchant payment link to finish the purchase. Useful when you know roughly what you want but not where to buy it; the checkout itself stays with the shop.
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construction office manager
Handles the administrative side of a single construction firm, linking bookkeeping and expense-reporting systems and keeping those routines in order as the business grows. Built around one company's setup rather than as a general finance tool, so it presumes access to the existing back-office stack.
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dadprotech brand manager
Studies the owner's X profile to pick up their voice, then suggests one tweet per working day along with replies it judges worth writing. Serves a single brand only, and stops at recommendations rather than running a full posting operation.
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freelance manager
Runs the back office for one freelancer working Upwork, Fiverr or both: revives proposals gone quiet, pursues overdue invoices and milestones that have stalled, and keeps the pipeline topped up. Designed around a single operator, so agencies or multi-person teams are outside its scope.
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gonzalo's smb manager
Handles the routine follow-up work of a single local business: reaching out to customers who have drifted away, nudging unpaid invoices, writing the day's social post and booking out tomorrow's slots. Nothing goes out without the owner signing off first, so it needs someone available to review.
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ChatPRD
Handles product management with ChatPRD as the home for specs, discovery and early thinking, drawing on existing documents, meeting notes and the issue tracker before writing anything new. Depends on a populated corpus, so a team starting from an empty workspace gains less.
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Leader 1:1 Bot
Produces the groundwork managers usually scramble for: agendas for weekly one-to-ones, written feedback drafts, and a briefing to read before the day starts. Built around a regular management cadence, so it earns its place if you hold those meetings consistently and rather less if you don't.
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ShopBot
Works through Shopify UCP catalogues to weigh up products, hunts for discount codes, and can settle up via Link or Shop Pay, with suggestions on which card to put it on. The payment side assumes you're comfortable letting a bot transact rather than just advise.
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AI PM OS
A taster of a product-management toolkit whose central routine, Problem First, walks a team back from a proposed solution to the problem it was meant to address. Sample scope rather than the full system, and most useful when a team has already jumped ahead to features.
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Alfred (Bot Chief Advisor)
Works on the bot roster itself: deciding which bots a company should have, reviewing the ones already running, and reshaping the set as priorities move. Assumes there is a fleet to manage and someone willing to act on its recommendations; a single-bot setup gives it little to do.
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Fantasy Football Advisor
Acts as a general manager for an ESPN fantasy league, covering draft preparation, weekly starters, waiver claims and trade talks, and checking with you before it touches the roster. Suited to owners who want the reasoning done for them but keep the final say.
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Grimoire's Tome & The Grim Council
A coding assistant carried over from the GPT store and rebuilt, offering roughly fifty named skills plus a group of specialist advisors to consult. Aimed at developers happy to learn a command vocabulary rather than just describing problems in plain language.
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Pika Bot
Keeps an eye on the official Pokémon Center US storefront for trading card releases and limited exclusives, holding a single signed-in session rather than juggling logins. Built for collectors tracking restocks; it watches and reports rather than acting on your behalf at checkout.
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Senior JD
Takes an existing senior-role job post and returns a single rewritten version formatted for Greenhouse, Ashby or LinkedIn. Assumes you already have a draft to hand rather than a blank page, and is aimed at founders and hiring managers filling one senior seat at a time.
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X402 Merchant
Builds a paid content store on Cloudflare Workers, keeping files in a private R2 catalogue behind a one-cent USDC paywall on Base, with settlement handled via Coinbase CDP. Presumes you are comfortable with crypto payments and Cloudflare infrastructure rather than a conventional card checkout.
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Receipt Scanner / Expense Tracking
Gives you an inbox to forward merchant emails and receipts to, then files the details in a Google Sheet with copies stored in Drive. Depends on you actually forwarding things and on Google being where you want the records to live.