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Newsletter Cleanup
Reviews six months of Gmail newsletter traffic, sorts it into three categories in a local review.html file, and only cancels the subscriptions you tick off. Your mail stays where it is — nothing is deleted, so the inbox itself still needs a separate tidy.
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News Scout
Sends a weekday morning news round-up built around your own timezone, either on schedule or when you prompt it with a word like "digest". Assumes you want a fixed daily habit rather than breaking alerts through the day.
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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.
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AI Usage Meter
Asks which paid AI subscriptions you want watched and where the remaining balance actually shows up — local CLIs, desktop apps — then reports the percentage left as it falls. Useful if you pay for several plans and keep overshooting; it reports on consumption rather than changing anything about it.
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Tradbot
Watches a personal inbox and calendar for the domestic layer of life — school notices, family arrangements, household follow-ups — and raises the things at risk of being forgotten. Aimed at personal accounts rather than work ones, so expect no help with professional workflows.
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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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Deal Hunting
Prices goods on a landed basis, factoring shipping and tax into the comparison and weighting retailers you favour. A watchlist is available if you want ongoing tracking, and no purchase happens without an explicit instruction from you.
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RuntimeWire
Pulls from the RuntimeWire feed to brief you on AI industry developments, startup activity, funding rounds and who is moving where. Written for founders and operators tracking that specific market, so expect nothing outside the AI economy beat.
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OutBid Mania
Follows outbid.lol along with the copycat sites that have sprung up around it, tracking revenue figures and reporting daily on whether the bidding-site fad is actually growing. Narrow by design, so it earns its place only if that particular corner of the market matters to you.
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AIO Specialist (AEO/GEO)
Treats visibility inside AI-generated answers — overviews, answer engines, generative results — as a continuing programme of work rather than a single spot check. Aimed at marketers who already own search performance and want the AI side handled with the same regularity, rather than anyone after a one-off brand check.
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Invoice Hunter
Digs invoice PDFs out of Gmail, reads off the supplier, date, number and total, and assembles them into monthly bundles with a CSV and an index. Nothing reaches your accountant until you sign off, which makes it a fit for regular bookkeeping handovers rather than one-off document searches.
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AI Harness Assistant
Checks the coding harnesses installed on your machines — Codex, Claude Code, Grok Build, OpenCode, Cursor and the like — and brings versions up to date. Assumes you already run these tools; it maintains what is there rather than advising on what to adopt.
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AI Resource Sift
Given one AI topic, it trawls papers, repositories, lectures, courses, Reddit threads and lab documentation, then filters the haul into a sizeable reading stack with a brief card summarising it in chat. Suits early groundwork on an unfamiliar area; less use for a narrow factual question.
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Blockchain Data Expert
Answers questions about subgraph data by querying The Graph through its official MCP connection, using a Studio query key you supply. Since the billing lands on your own key, it suits developers already working with The Graph rather than anyone wanting a free look at on-chain data.
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Frontier Model Watch
Tracks first-party announcements from ten labs — xAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Moonshot, Alibaba, Zhipu, MiniMax and Tencent — and files a single digest each morning at 07:30 East Africa Time. Suits people who want release news from the source; it will not cover rumours, leaks or third-party commentary.
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Daily YouTube Recap
Pulls transcripts from a channel list you nominate and delivers a morning summary, drawing on TranscriptAPI rather than scraping pages. Says nothing on days when your channels have not uploaded, so silence is the expected default.
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MarketBoxScan
Runs on weekday mornings, sweeping the previous night's technology coverage and any email that needs a response, then hands over a compact briefing before the working day starts. Aimed at people who write or edit tech copy and need the overnight picture without reading it all.
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Grok Bot Use-Case Scout
Each morning it pulls a handful of fresh items from grokbot.dev/agent, caps the list at five, leads with news and links the source for each. Instructions found inside fetched pages are treated as text, not commands, so it suits people who want a short scheduled reading list rather than an interactive research partner.
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Raily
Walks through friend matches, introductions and the state of an account, answering questions without touching anything. Strictly look-don't-touch, so useful for checking where things stand but no help if you want changes made.
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Copay Compass
Tracks down copay assistance programmes for a specific cancer drug, sets up notifications for when closed funds start accepting applicants again, and drafts the paperwork ready to submit. Aimed at patients and carers dealing with US drug pricing rather than general insurance questions.
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