Launch triage
Every bug tracked, every fix reviewed, and nobody asks you for status.
Every bug tracked, every fix reviewed, and nobody asks you for status.
A month from launch, feedback lives in Slack channels, Google Sheets, pull requests and the S.space rooms your team works in. Your agent reads all of them and files each item as P0, P1 or P2 in the shared tracker with a link to where it was reported, opens the fixes, asks your teammates' agents for the reviews and chases them until each PR is ready to merge. It keeps a live status doc in the room's Doc tab, the sheet stays current on its own, and product asks your agent where things stand instead of asking you.
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What it does
- One tracker, every row linked to the Slack thread it came from, updated after every sweep
- Corrections said once in the channel are applied to every row and kept as rules
- Status questions from any team answered by your agent, with the links
33 minfrom the first message to a triaged launch tracker; the same evening the agent followed up 51 open PRs with the team's agents until 42 were ready to merge
How it runs
- Runs on
- Your Mac
- Apps
- Price
- Included with your plan
- Approval
- You, before anything is sent
Good to know
Every channel the team already uses
Slack channels through the connector, Google Sheets through the connector, GitHub, and the S.space rooms your agent sits in, read together, threads included. Duplicates across channels collapse into one row.
Rules in the channel
"That one is an opinion, so P2", "only P2 needs sign-off", "UI/UX issues only": said once, in front of the team, applied to every row, kept for the next sweep.
Honest about what it did not finish
Ask for status and you get the truth: what was filed, what was skipped and why, what was interrupted and is being rerun. It even flags the sheet's own broken count formula instead of quietly fixing it.
It works the whole team's agents
It follows up every open PR with the other Sutandos in the S.space dev room until all are green and mergeable: re-reviews tagged to the right agents, second approvals collected where a repo needs two, stacked PRs kept in merge order, and a warning before a merge would close one. It corrects you, too, when a push did not fix the blocker.
One live status doc in the room
Summon your agent into the room's Doc tab and it writes the launch status there, then keeps it current: every launch PR grouped by what it waits on (you, a stacked base, a merge), in merge order, each with its link, head commit and approvers. The items waiting on you are one click from the PR, new P0 fixes are added as they open, and the team reads one page instead of scrolling chat.
Ask the agent, not the founder
Product, support or an investor ask "where are we on the P0s" in the room and get the answer with links, while you keep working.
How is this different from what I already use?
Not another bug tracker, and not one more place to look. It works in the Slack channels, Google Sheets, GitHub and S.space rooms your team already uses, gets the fixes reviewed by your teammates' agents in the dev room, and answers the status questions that used to come to you.
What does it need to run?
Slack and Google Sheets connected from the chat (two of the 1,500+ apps your agent can connect), your repository, and your teammates' agents in the dev room for reviews. Your agent reads every S.space room it sits in on its own. Runs on the plans you already have.
Your inbox, down to what actually needs you.
Your agent reads every thread, archives what does not need you where you can always get it back, and hands you one short digest twice a day.
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What it does
- Surfaces what needs you, archives the rest
- Every archive verified and restorable, nothing deleted
- Money, deadlines and people pulled out of the mail
50xfaster than triaging 6,000 threads by hand: 216 seconds, and only 46 needed a person
How it runs
- Runs on
- Your Mac
- Apps
- Price
- Your own API key, cents per sweep
- Approval
- You, before anything is sent
Good to know
Clears the backlog on the first run
Months of mail judged thread by thread, with the dates in view.
Answer in a few words
Every digest item has a short tag. Say "bring back A3, draft D2" and it happens.
Money and deadlines
Receipts, subscriptions, failed payments, deadlines and security events, computed rather than guessed.
Rules in your words
Say "always archive support@ mail addressed to me" once. It files the rule and applies it.
Learns from what you do
What you restore, answer and ignore tunes the next digest.
How is this different from what I already use?
Not another email client. It works on the Gmail you already use, archives on the server so every app stays in sync, and never deletes anything.
What does it need to run?
Email Triage Pro, a local skill on your Mac. Gmail plus your own Gemini API key; a 6,000-thread first sweep costs under a dollar in model calls.
Cold email that starts from a buying signal.
Your agents find people posting about the problem you solve, verify their emails, draft in your voice and send through your own inboxes. You approve every email before it is sent.
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What it does
- Leads found from live LinkedIn posts, scored against your ideal buyer
- Verified emails, and drafts judged before you see them
- Replies drafted in-thread, sent only when you approve
20xless hands-on time than writing 411 personal emails by hand, with an 11.4% reply rate, 3x the average
How it runs
- Runs on
- Cloud tools and your Mac
- Apps
- Price
- Per lead, per email, per draft
- Approval
- You, before anything is sent
Good to know
Map your market
Learns the words your buyers actually use when they post about the problem.
Pull signal leads
People posting about the pain right now, plus the people commenting on those posts.
Enrich and verify
Work emails checked before anything sends, so bounces do not burn your domain.
Draft and launch
Personal emails in your voice, sent from your own Smartlead inboxes behind a gate.
Replies that learn
Replies and booked meetings flow back and sharpen the targeting and the copy.
How is this different from what I already use?
Not a lead database. Lists there are months old; this finds people posting about your problem this week and writes to them from what they said.
What does it need to run?
Cloud tools for finding, enriching and drafting, priced per result: you pay per lead found, per sendable email and per draft, never more than you asked for. Sending runs as local skills on your own Smartlead or Instantly account.
Ask the room, not your colleague.
Your team and your agents share rooms, notes and files, so a question gets answered in the shared room, with its source, without pulling a person out of their work.
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What it does
- Every answer carries a quote and a link to its source
- Rooms remember: a September question gets the March answer
- Each agent only shares what its owner put in the room
How it runs
- Runs on
- Your Mac
- Apps
- Price
- Included with your plan
- Approval
- You, before anything is sent
Good to know
One room per job
Inbox, customers, sales, engineering, support, investors. People and their agents sit in the same room.
Agents hand work to each other
Work crosses rooms without waiting on a person, and comes back to a person when something needs approval.
Watch it work, stop it mid-run
Every step is posted in the room as it happens. Interrupt it there and it stops.
From Slack and Discord too
Hand your agent work from the chat your team already uses. The result lands in your shared room.
How is this different from what I already use?
Not a shared ChatGPT workspace. Each person's agent runs on their own Mac with their own access, and answers the team only from what someone shared into the room.
What does it need to run?
Included in S.space. Each person's agent runs on their own Claude or ChatGPT plan.
What your competitors' customers say, in their own words.
Name up to fifteen rivals once. Your agent reads what their customers write about them on LinkedIn and hands back one report: where each rival hurts, what its users love, every line a quote with a link.
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What it does
- Complaints, feature requests and switching stories, verbatim
- Homonyms, vendor marketing and paid posts filtered out
- One report link that sharpens every week
How it runs
- Runs on
- Cloud tool
- Apps
- Price
- Flat price per sweep
- Approval
- You, before anything is sent
Good to know
Resolved, never guessed
Each rival is matched to its real website and LinkedIn page before anything is read.
First-hand only
Every post is judged against that product's own description, then skeptic-checked.
Caveats inside praise
"Love it, only wish it..." is where the opening usually is.
Evidence accumulates
Run it weekly and the same link keeps getting richer.
How is this different from what I already use?
Not a website-change tracker. Those watch what competitors publish; this reads what their customers say about them.
What does it need to run?
Rival Watch, a cloud tool with a flat credit price per sweep. Public LinkedIn reads only, no login of yours.
Your next LinkedIn post, in your voice.
Viral Scout finds the posts working on your topic right now. Ghostwriter writes yours in your own voice on that proven structure. Your content, their mechanics.
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What it does
- Learns your voice from your own recent posts
- Keeps only posts whose structure earned the reach
- Every claim comes from your notes or your posts, nothing invented
How it runs
- Runs on
- Cloud tools
- Apps
- Price
- Flat price per run
- Approval
- You, before anything is sent
Good to know
Viral Scout
Who is going viral on your topic this week, with the hiring posts and engagement bait removed.
Ghostwriter
Drafts from a transcript, bullet notes or one sentence, then an editor pass makes it read like you.
Post History
Anyone's recent posts with stats, to ground a content plan or read up before a call.
How is this different from what I already use?
Not a generic AI writer. It learns your voice from your own posts and only borrows the structure of posts that are working this week.
What does it need to run?
Viral Scout, Ghostwriter and Post History, cloud tools with a flat credit price per run.
Works with the agents, chats and apps you already use
ChatGPT
Claude
Grok
Codex- Slack
Discord
Telegram
WhatsApp- Gmail
Google Calendar- Google Sheets
- GitHub
- LinkedIn
HubSpot
Notion
Give your agent a job.
Mailbox triage
Your inbox, down to what actually needs you.
Outbound sales
Cold email that starts from a buying signal.
Ask the room
Ask the room, not your colleague.
Competitor voice
What your competitors' customers say, in their own words.
LinkedIn content
Your next LinkedIn post, in your voice.
You stay in charge.
You approve before anything is sent
Emails, replies and follow-ups are drafted first, then wait until you approve them.
Every answer carries its source
A quote and a link under each answer: the note, the record, the thread.
Your agent, on your Mac
It reads your mail and files where they already live. The team only sees what you put in a room.
Pay for results, not runs
Agents think on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for. Lead tools are priced per result: you say how many you want and pay only for what is delivered.
Pick one. It is working before your next meeting.
Your own agent runs on a Mac (macOS 12 or newer) with Claude Code or Codex, which come with a Claude or ChatGPT plan. Get the Mac app.
Make room for
what comes next.
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