AgentsAI agent directory
532 ready-to-use agent recipes. Search by what you want done, see exactly what each agent does and which apps it connects to, then copy its instructions into the agent you already use.
Recipes are gathered from several public sources, including vendor template galleries, open-source projects and builder communities, then checked and rewritten in plain English. A recipe marked Verified has proof it works: a published template, an official example or a public working demo. Difficulty is our estimate from the number of connected apps, and "Runs on" is our editorial read of where each recipe can run.
532 of 532 agent recipes
Daily email digest in Slack
Onces a day it reads your important new Gmail messages, condenses each into one or two lines, and posts a single digest to a Slack channel or DM.
For busy professionals
Runs on its own every weekday
Instant summary of each new email
When a new email lands in Gmail it sends you a short Slack direct message with the key points, so you can triage from Slack.
For busy professionals
Daily LinkedIn post drafts with review
Each morning it turns one idea from your content sheet into a LinkedIn-ready draft, saves it back for your review, and only posts after you mark it approved.
For marketers & creators
Runs on its own each morning
Gmail auto-labeling agent
Watches your inbox, checks whether you have emailed the sender before, and applies a label such as Action, Cold outreach, Newsletter or Receipt so the inbox sorts itself.
For busy professionals
Support email drafts from your FAQ
Reads incoming customer emails, labels them by type, and writes a reply draft using your own FAQ and policies. Gets a phone ping and send it after a quick check.
For customer success teams
Private chat with your documents (fully local)
Lets you ask questions about your own files using a model running on your computer, so nothing leaves your machine. Answers cite the passages they used.
For busy professionals
Your first tool-using agent
A minimal chat agent with memory and one or two tools. The best place to learn how agents decide when to use a tool before building anything bigger.
For busy professionals
Ask questions of a Google Sheet
Asks plain-English questions about a spreadsheet, such as totals, top items or trends, and get answers computed from the actual rows.
For founders & operators
WhatsApp support bot from a Google Doc
Answers customer questions on WhatsApp Business using a Google Doc as its only knowledge source, and hands off to a person when the doc has no answer.
For customer success teams
Upload a file, then ask about it
A simple form where you upload a PDF or document and then chat with it. A good first retrieval project.
For busy professionals
Hacker News digest into Google Docs
Pulls the top Hacker News stories, summarizes each in a sentence or two, and writes a tidy digest into a Google Doc.
For individuals & families
One knowledge base for email, chat and Discord support
Answers support questions from several channels using one shared knowledge base, and logs every question and answer to a sheet for review.
For customer success teams
Chat with PDFs from Telegram
Sends a PDF to your Telegram bot, then ask it questions about the document from your phone.
For individuals & families
Social posts for several platforms from one idea
Turns one idea into platform-specific drafts (LinkedIn, Facebook, X), emails you the set for approval, and publishes only what you approve.
For marketers & creators
Customer service agent with specialist handoffs
A front-desk agent that answers simple questions and hands off to specialist agents (for example FAQs or seat and booking changes), each with its own tools.
For customer success teams
Multi-step research report agent
Plans a set of web searches for your question, runs them, and writes a structured report with sources.
For busy professionals
Company financial research brief
Researches a public company with web search, has a second agent check the draft for gaps, and produces an analyst-style brief.
For founders & operators
Support chat agent on your knowledge base
A support chat that answers from your own help articles, shows its reasoning, and detects when a frustrated customer should be routed to a person.
For customer success teams
Upload a spreadsheet, get charts and answers
Uploads a CSV, spreadsheet or PDF of financial data and ask questions; it answers and draws charts from the data.
For founders & operators
Automatic pull request review on GitHub
Runs inside GitHub Actions and reviews each pull request, leaving comments on bugs, risky changes and missing tests. Cans also mention it in a comment to ask for changes.
For founders & operators
IT helpdesk agent for employees
A Microsoft Copilot Studio template that answers common IT questions, helps reset or troubleshoot, and opens a ticket when it cannot fix the issue.
For founders & operators
Business travel policy assistant
A Copilot Studio template that answers employee travel questions using your travel policy, including what is allowed and how to book.
For founders & operators
Open-source deep research reports
An open-source research agent that searches many sources, filters them, and writes a long, cited report you can export.
For busy professionals
Browser agent for repetitive web tasks
Lets an AI control a web browser to complete multi-step tasks such as filling forms or collecting information across sites, with you watching.
For busy professionals
Open-source AI inbox assistant
A self-hostable email assistant that sorts mail with your own plain-English rules, drafts replies, and bulk-unsubscribes from newsletters.
For busy professionals
asks before acting
Daily planner from your tasks and calendar
Each morning you say "plan my day" and it reads your task list and calendar, flags tasks missing a deadline or time estimate, and proposes a time-blocked schedule you approve.
For individuals & families
Runs on its own each morning
Morning research brief saved to your notes
A scheduled task that, each weekday morning, searches for meaningful news in the topics you care about and saves a short brief into your notes, filtering out what you said you do not want.
For individuals & families
Runs on its own every weekday
Second brain over your Gmail and Calendar
Runs a coding agent inside a dedicated folder with Google's official Workspace command-line tool, so it can read your mail, calendar and files and keep organized notes about them.
For individuals & families
Runs on its own each day · read-only access · asks before acting
Email and calendar triage assistant
Reads new Gmail messages and today's Google Calendar, drafts short action notes and optional reply drafts, and never sends or creates events until you approve.
For busy professionals
Gmail filter and AI summary log
Watches your inbox with rules you set, writes a short AI summary of each matching message, and appends it to a Google Sheet for later review.
For busy professionals
Support inbox drafts with model fallback
Drafts replies to support email using your knowledge sheet, tries Gemini first and falls back to another model if needed, and leaves every reply as a draft for you to send.
For customer success teams
Fashion Capsule
Helps you organize your wardrobe into themed Fashion Capsules and build complete four-slot outfit Loadouts from hat to shoes.
For individuals & families
Email Scam Filter
Scans your Gmail every morning in read-only mode for phishing, fake invoices, blackmail, fake prize offers, impostor IT alerts, and other known or emerging scams.
For individuals & families
Runs on its own every morning · read-only access
Memory Transfer
Transfers your personal context from ChatGPT or Claude into its memory.
For individuals & families
Topps Card Analysis Bot
Analyzes your Topps card collections in its own dedicated chat.
For individuals & families
App-to-Shelf Product Manager
Acts as your product manager, taking an app, game, website, product, project, community, or ecosystem from idea to shelf.
For busy professionals