Nine Jobs You Hate. Nine Agents. One Prompt Each.

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4. The Chief Of StaffThe job: Inbox Reads every email overnight, sorts what actually needs you, drafts the replies you always write, and files the rest.
5. The Money CollectorThe job: Invoices Sends the invoice the moment a job is marked done, then chases it on day 3, 7 and 14.
6. The Front DeskThe job: Customer support Answers the questions customers ask every single day within a minute, on email, chat and DMs.
7. The BookkeeperThe job: Bookkeeping Categorizes every transaction, matches receipts to charges, flags anything that looks wrong, and hands you month end in plain English.
8. The Note TakerThe job: Meetings Sits in on every call, pulls out who owes what by when, and sends each person their own to-do list before you leave the room.
9. The Weekly ReportThe job: Weekly numbers Every Monday at 7am: revenue, cash in the bank, ad spend and unpaid invoices on one page, before you open a single app.
10. The CloserThe job: Quote follow-up Chases every open quote and proposal on day 2, 5 and 10 with the follow-up you never get around to, and stops the second they sign.
11. The Calendar ManagerThe job: Calendar Books every meeting, sends the confirmations and reminders, handles the reschedules, and protects your deep-work blocks from everyone.
12. The First ResponderThe job: New leads Replies to every new lead within 5 minutes, asks the three questions you always ask, and books the call straight onto your calendar.
13. Six Straight AnswersDo I need to know how to code?
14. The rule that makes all nine workEvery prompt above ends the same way: ask me what you need, then build it, then show me how to run it.