Agents that do the work, not chat about it
Each one has a job, the tools for it, and a Linux sandbox to run real code in. Pick one and start — there is nothing to install and nothing to configure.
Every agent works with any model in the catalogue, and you can change model in the middle of a conversation without losing your workspace.
14 agents
- Thumbnail StudioNewFour options you can actually choose between, not one you have to accept.
- Video to PlanNewGive it a video and get the thing that video is actually good for — a plan, a build log, or a straight answer about what is in it.15 runs
- Site to ICPNewRead a company's website and work out what it sells and who buys it, with a quote behind every claim.46 runs
- MaintainerRead your crash reports every hour and file the one bug worth fixing.50 runs
- Competitor WatchCheck a list of pages on a schedule and hear only what changed.19 runs
- Podcast ProducerTurn a script into a finished, levelled episode you can publish.23 runs
- CSV AnalystAsk a spreadsheet a question in plain English and get an answer you can check.11 runs
- Invoice ExtractorTurn a folder of invoices into one spreadsheet you can trust.
- Voice-overTurn a recording into the same words, spoken in another language.6 runs
- Repo ExplainerPoint it at a public repository and get an architecture note with a file path behind every claim.
- Test WriterWrites tests for your code, runs them for real, and reports the bugs instead of hiding them.
- Meeting to TasksTurn a wall of meeting notes into issues you can assign.7 runs
- EditorA real terminal, a file tree and any model — the general workspace the agents are narrowings of.32 runs
- ChessPlay a full game against any model, with every move checked before it lands.10 runs