agent-library

Email deliverability, list management, sequences, segmentation, and campaign optimization.

Daily macro + market brief (FRED + benchmarks + watchlist ticker) with critical-headline triage, explicit source/freshness notes, and graceful fallback behavior. Use when the user asks for a concise “what moved today and why” summary with practical context.

Write content that reads as naturally human — no AI tells, no corporate fluff. Use when drafting, editing, or reviewing any content meant for publication or external audiences: blog posts, articles, newsletters, marketing copy, social media threads, client-facing documents, website copy, emails to lists. NOT for: casual chat, code, internal notes, or quick replies.

Daily journaling through your agent. Smart prompts, mood tracking, weekly reflections, pattern detection. Private, local, no cloud.

Research markets with sizing, segmentation, competitor mapping, pricing checks, and demand validation that turn fuzzy ideas into decision-ready evidence. Use when (1) you need TAM, SAM, SOM, whitespace, or category sizing; (2) you must compare competitors, pricing, positioning, or customer segments before acting; (3) the user asks whether a niche, launch, expansion, or go-to-market bet is actually worth pursuing.

Creates a morning briefing with priorities, calendar, and key updates

Notion CLI for creating and managing pages, databases, and blocks.

Query and manage GitHub repositories - list repos, check CI status, create issues, search repos, and view recent activity.

Secured Email Mnagement - Gmail, Outlook & Exchange - list, search, read, send, reply, forward, delete, and modify emails across multiple accounts (gog-cli secure alternative).

Guide any property decision for buyers, sellers, landlords, investors, or agents in any jurisdiction.

Plan, draft, and organize social media content across platforms. Create content calendars, write platform-optimized posts, and maintain consistent posting schedules.

Log learnings, errors, and feature requests for continuous improvement. Use when: (1) a command fails, (2) user corrects you, (3) user requests something you can't do, (4) you discover outdated knowledge, (5) you find a better approach to a recurring task.