board-member
01Agent
Decides whether a plan survives contact with reality. Use to red-team a plan, audit its assumptions, or run a premortem before something becomes irreversible.
4 7d ago A 35 tokens
original MIT
4Stars on the repository
62Mods indexed here, across every type
7d agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown
brand-editor
02Agent
Decides what gets published and where, and owns how the founder sounds. Use for the content plan, drafting, audience research, and capturing the founder's voice.
4 7d ago A 36 tokens
original MIT
cfo
03Agent
Decides whether the company can afford something and whether it actually makes money. Use for the monthly close, runway, profitability, and rate raises. Gives no tax or legal advice.
4 7d ago A 39 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides what deserves the founder's attention right now and which specialist handles it. Use for the daily brief, the weekly and monthly review, triage of a pile of obligations, the work queue, or when you don't know who to ask.
4 7d ago A 54 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides whether the company can take work on and whether what it ships is good enough. Use for capacity checks, scope creep, client health, and delivery retros.
4 7d ago A 37 tokens
original MIT
focus-coach
06Agent
Decides what goes in the calendar and what comes out. Use for the week plan, calendar audits, and reading energy from the record.
4 7d ago A 32 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides who to talk to and when to follow up. Use for relationship mapping and the follow-up sweep.
4 7d ago A 25 tokens
original MIT
ops-engineer
08Agent
Decides what to automate and what to tolerate. Use for automation audits and reviewing the tool stack.
4 7d ago A 24 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides what happens next with each prospect. Use for pipeline review, outreach and proposal drafts, and win/loss analysis.
4 7d ago A 29 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides how the founder's hours and cash split across businesses. Use for the portfolio review, for "which business gets me this week", and whenever two businesses both claim the same block of time or the same money.
4 7d ago A 47 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides exactly who the company serves and what it sells them. Use for ICP definition, offer design, and pricing.
4 7d ago A 29 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Decides which capability to build next and how. Use for skill-gap analysis and learning plans.
4 7d ago A 23 tokens
original MIT
strategist
13Agent
Decides what bet the company makes this quarter and what it kills. Use for quarterly planning, sizing a bet, kill-or-continue calls, and the annual review.
4 7d ago A 37 tokens
original MIT