Hand off the work
you are done doing.

Turns a rough cut or a raw script into publish-ready vertical video. Picks the hook, tightens pacing, and exports captions timed to the audio.

Tracks what credible market accounts actually said this week and files one dashboard per ticker: bull, bear, or no position, with the reasoning attached.

Give it a question and a deadline. It reads the sources, resolves contradictions, and hands back a cited brief you can forward without rewriting.

Takes one repository and one goal — drop a dependency, split a module, type an untyped file — and lands the change as reviewable commits with tests passing.

Builds a deployable site from a product description: landing page, forms, accounts, checkout. You get a repository, not a screenshot.

Reads the first six seconds of a finished video and predicts where viewers drop, second by second, then names the one fix worth making.

Reconciles a month of transactions against your invoices, flags what does not match, and writes the journal entries for the ones that do.

Generates thumbnail sets that stay on-brand across a channel: consistent faces, type treatment locked, three variants scored for click-through.

Pulls the strongest idea out of a long piece and rebuilds it natively for each channel. Actual reformatting, not the same paragraph pasted four times.

Reads a contract against your standard positions and reports only the deltas, ranked by how much they would cost you. Not legal advice.

Writes and fills product listings from a photo and a spec sheet: title, bullets, attributes, alt text, and the variant matrix, ready to import.

Develops an episodic series from one premise: consistent characters, continuous scenes, and production-ready prompts for narration and camera.

Answers questions against your warehouse in plain language, shows the SQL it ran, and saves the ones you keep as named views.

Fixes broken spreadsheets: merged headers, mixed types, duplicate keys. Returns a clean table plus a log of every change it made.

Sorts a shared inbox into act, wait, and archive, drafts replies for the first pile, and hands you a short list of what only you can answer.

Watches how your team actually resolves an incident and writes the runbook afterwards, with the commands and the decision points intact.

Drafts support replies in your voice from your own past resolutions, cites the article it used, and escalates anything it cannot ground.

Turns a week of your notes, links, and commits into one issue that sounds like you wrote it, with a subject line tested against your open history.

Rewrites a vague feature request into a spec an engineer can start from: scope, non-goals, edge cases, and the open questions named as questions.

Batch-retouches product photography to one house standard: background, shadow, colour, crop. The same look across a thousand SKUs.

Builds retention and cohort views from raw event data and writes the two-paragraph read a board actually wants next to the chart.

Finds and compares suppliers for one product line on landed cost, lead time, and minimums, then drafts the first outreach message.

Runs and transcribes customer interviews, then clusters what people said into the three themes that repeat, quoting the strongest line for each.

Watches the regulations you name and tells you only when the text changes, with the old and new side by side. Not legal advice.

Writes the thread version of an argument you already made, keeping your claims and cutting the connective tissue that does not survive the format.

Adds the missing tests to code that already shipped, starting with the paths your coverage report says nobody has ever exercised.

Cuts a long deck down to the slides that carry the argument, rewrites the titles as claims, and tells you which chart is doing no work.

Reads every ticket that escalated last month and reports the three product problems behind them, with the ticket IDs attached to each.