Bot recipes for the work that keeps coming back.

Labels new issues from your set, links duplicates, asks for what's missing, and otherwise stays quiet.

GitHub repository events

Answers questions in issues and discussions from the repository's own code and docs, Copilot style.

GitHub repository events

Reviews each pull request against the repository's conventions and leaves one review, not a stream of nits.

GitHub repository events

Turns an issue a maintainer labels into a draft pull request, running the tests on a computer the team lends it.

GitHub repository events

Turns an issue a maintainer labels into a small draft pull request, written from a copy of the code in the chat.

GitHub repository events

Drafts release notes in the style of the last two releases when a tag or draft release appears.

GitHub repository events

Finds tests that fail and pass on the same commit across the week's CI runs, and keeps one issue up to date.

On a schedule

Explains why a pull request's CI failed and what to change, in one comment.

GitHub repository events

Reads each Dependabot or Renovate pull request's changelog and says whether it's safe.

GitHub repository events

Upgrades outdated dependencies weekly, runs the tests, and opens one pull request.

On a schedule

Summarizes new errors with their stack trace and the likely commit, and posts it where the team looks.

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Resolves errors the latest release fixed and proposes muting known noise.

On a schedule

Sets team, labels, and priority on new Linear issues, and finds duplicates.

On a schedule

Writes your standup from what you did in GitHub and Linear yesterday.

On a schedule

Lists pull requests waiting on review for more than two days, and who they wait on.

On a schedule

Summarizes Dependabot, code scanning, and secret scanning alerts across repositories, worst first.

On a schedule

Writes the weekly on-call handoff from incidents, errors, and open issues.

On a schedule

After each merge to main, checks whether the docs still describe the code, and opens one issue when not.

GitHub repository events

Turns each release into a customer-facing changelog entry in your help center or Notion.

GitHub repository events

Answers customers in your Chatwoot inbox from your help center, and hands off what it can't answer.

Chatwoot conversations

Checks a refund request against the payment and your policy, and drafts the answer and the refund for a person to approve.

Chatwoot conversations

Finds the questions customers asked last week that the help center doesn't answer, and drafts the missing articles.

On a schedule

Drafts answers to mail arriving in a support folder in Outlook.

Mail in Outlook

Leaves a private note for the agent who takes a conversation over: what the customer wants, what was tried, what's left.

Chatwoot conversations

Flags conversations that ended badly so a lead can follow up the same day.

On a schedule

After each release, finds help center articles the release made wrong and drafts the fixes.

GitHub repository events

Answers members' questions in a Discord server's help channels from your docs.

A Discord channel

Answers questions in #help or #ask-ops from what the organization connects for it.

A Slack channel

Gives each account manager a weekly view of their customers' support load and open issues.

On a schedule

Researches each new lead and writes a short brief on the contact in HubSpot.

On a schedule

Finds duplicates, missing fields, and deals with no next step, and proposes the fixes.

On a schedule

Briefs you on outside meetings: who, their company, your history with them, and what to ask.

On a schedule

Drafts the follow-up email and the CRM notes after each recorded meeting.

On a schedule

Researches each demo request from the website form and drafts a reply with times.

A webhook

Drafts a quote from Odoo's price list when a salesperson asks in #deals.

A Slack channel

Prepares Friday's pipeline review: what moved, what slipped, what's at risk.

On a schedule

Flags customers who cancelled, downgraded, or went quiet, with what support saw.

On a schedule

Watches your top accounts for funding, hires, launches, and layoffs.

On a schedule

Prepares a note for each new TidyCal booking and adds the person to the CRM.

On a schedule

Builds a first proposal deck on the organization's PowerPoint template from the deal's notes.

On a schedule

Lists overdue invoices each Monday and drafts a polite reminder for each customer.

On a schedule

Matches new bank lines with invoices and bills in Odoo, and reconciles the ones you approve.

On a schedule

Turns receipts you forward to its address into draft bills in Odoo.

Mail to its address

Picks up bills arriving in an Outlook folder and files them in Odoo.

Mail in Outlook

Explains each Stripe payout line by line so the bank line reconciles in Odoo.

On a schedule

Drafts a friendly note when a customer's card fails, with the link to update it.

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On the first workday, checks what's left before the books can close.

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Reports cash, receivables, and payables with a 13-week forecast chart.

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Checks new draft bills and expenses against the policy before anyone posts them.

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Reports MRR, new, expansion, churn, and the top movers each month.

On a schedule

Starts your day with what changed overnight and what needs you today.

On a schedule

Writes the week's digest for the team: shipped, in progress, decisions, and who's out.

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Each evening, checks tomorrow's calendar for conflicts, missing agendas, and travel time.

On a schedule

Reads new mail in a folder and tells you only what needs you.

Mail in Outlook

Turns action items from today's meetings into tasks in Todoist, Asana, or Basecamp.

On a schedule

Finds contracts with renewal or notice dates in the next 60 days.

On a schedule

Lists what the organization pays for each month and what looks unused.

On a schedule

Drafts the status page update and the customer note when monitoring reports an outage.

A webhook

Drafts a blog post for each notable release.

GitHub repository events

Writes short posts for each channel the team uses, ready to paste.

GitHub repository events

Drafts the monthly newsletter from what shipped and what was written.

On a schedule

Finds queries you nearly rank for and drafts briefs for the pages that would win them.

On a schedule

Reports what competitors shipped and announced this week.

On a schedule

Reports last week's traffic, sign-ups, and conversions by campaign.

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After a webinar or meetup, drafts a thank-you to attendees and a "sorry we missed you" to no-shows.

On a schedule

Summarizes each new application against the role's criteria for the hiring manager. It advises; it never rejects.

On a schedule

Before each interview, gives the interviewer the candidate's summary, their focus area, and questions.

On a schedule

Lists who's away this week and what they're covering.

On a schedule

Answers people questions in #ask-people from the handbook.

A Slack channel

Reminds managers which reviews and one-on-ones are still open.

On a schedule

Plans your day from your tasks and calendar, with focus blocks.

On a schedule

Reminds you of something at a time, once or repeating.

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Finds mail you sent that got no answer in three days and drafts a nudge.

On a schedule

Turns booking confirmations you forward into one itinerary and calendar events.

Mail to its address

Prepares your Friday review: what you finished, what slipped, and what's next.

On a schedule

On your first day back, summarizes what happened while you were away.

On a schedule

Sends a weekly digest of what you saved to read, with what's worth your time.

On a schedule

For a Ruby user group: turns Basecamp cards in "Ready to publish" into event pages on the group's website, as pull requests.

On a schedule

When the event page goes live, announces it where members are.

GitHub repository events

Turns talk proposals from a form into cards in the organizers' Basecamp.

A webhook

Flags messages that may break the server's rules for moderators, with the rule.

A Discord channel

Summarizes the week in a repository: new issues, pull requests, releases, and who to thank.

On a schedule

Welcomes first-time contributors on their pull request with the checklist they need.

GitHub repository events