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- Adaptive tutor: Name a topic and your goal. Get a level check, then short lessons with practice and feedback.
- Advice credibility checker: Paste advice or a pitch. Get who loses if it is wrong, who gains, and a trust level.
- AI answer fact-checker: Paste one or more AI answers. Get each claim checked against public sources, with links and a short verdict.
- AI work grader: Finish a task. Get an honest score on quality and effort, with the weak spots named.
- Answer double-checker: Get two or three sharp follow-up questions after an answer, so you check the facts and the thinking.
- Assumption evidence tracker: Describe the belief you are building. Get a log of every fact against it, plus a weekly review.
- Book notes and margin system builder: Name what you want to learn. Get a slow reading routine with margin notes, a notes file and one action per book.
- Build a checklist for a decision you keep making: Name a decision you repeat. Get your mistakes logged, a one-page checklist, a run on a live case, and upkeep.
- Business bet risk review: Paste a bold plan. Get the worst case, how to cap it, and a clear go or no-go.
- Business metric quality review: Paste the numbers you report. Get which are vanity, per-customer numbers that show cause, and the one number to track.
- Business resilience planner: Share your business operations or budget. Find stress points and get practical backup capacity to add first.
- Campaign lessons reviewer: Paste why something worked. Get what carries over to your case, what was luck, and a small test of each idea.
- Check a plan for bias, bad incentives and failure: Describe a decision. Get the pressures behind it, who is rewarded for what, and how the plan could fail.
- Check you know enough before you act: Describe what you are about to do. Get what you know tested with hard questions, and a learn, borrow or pass plan.
- Checklist review planner: Paste what happened after a decision. Get it judged by the process, not the result, plus checklist changes and practice cases.
- Circle of competence mapper: Describe a topic or decision. Get what you know, half know and don't, and a verdict: in, learn first or pass.
- Claim fact-checker: Give it a text. Get each claim checked against trusted sources and scored by confidence.
- Claim stress tester: Give it a hard question. Get a clear guess, a fair attempt to break it, the evidence and a tested answer.
- Claim verification checklist: Paste a claim you were told. Get the questions to ask, the weak links, and what evidence would be enough.
- Client pricing planner: Paste your floor and what others charge. Get a fee, billing terms and a client cap that covers your costs.
- Context package cleaner: Give it a pile of notes and documents. Get a deduplicated, ordered set that fits your size limit.
- Context shrinker: Give it long material and a size limit. Get a shorter version that keeps decisions, facts and open questions.
- Daily news digest writer: Give it a list of news sites. Get a daily report of the best items. Collects data from websites.
- Decide whether to drop a rule and trial it safely: Give it a rule nobody can explain. Get where it came from, what it quietly does and a small trial.
- Decide whether to quit and set the evidence bar: Give it the project you want to quit. Get a push, change or stop call that survived an attack.
- Decision backup plan: Share a decision. Get alternative options, a test of your assumptions and a clear point to reconsider.
- Decision bias checker: Describe a decision you are about to make. Get the pressures bending your judgment, and a calmer version of the choice.
- Decision checklist builder: Paste your mistake log. Get a one-page checklist of up to twelve questions, each with a pass or fail line.
- Decision checklist runner: Paste your checklist and a decision. Get each item answered with evidence, a pass, fail or unknown, and a clear call.
- Decision consequence planner: Paste a change you plan to make. Get what it causes, what that causes, and how much of the gain you keep.
- Decision counterargument writer: Paste your plan or opinion. Get the best case against it, in the other side's words, and what would change your mind.
- Decision evidence checklist: Paste a decision and what you know. Get how much evidence is enough, what to get next and a date to decide.
- Decision method planner: Paste a decision and your numbers. Get it sorted as math or judgment call, with the next step.
- Decision mistake collector: Name a decision you keep making. Get your past mistakes and others' logged by cause, and the repeat offenders.
- Decision research investigator: Ask a high-stakes question. Get a sourced report, scored sources and the counter-arguments.
- Decision reversibility checker: Paste a choice you are stuck on. Get it sorted as hard or easy to undo, with the right speed to decide.
- Decision review tracker: Give it each big decision and, later, how it turned out. Get a checked call now and a sharper checklist over time.
- Decision thinking checklist: Paste a plan or problem. Get it checked through maths, engineering, biology, psychology and economics in turn.
- Deep reading guide: Give it a book, paper or document. Get its claims and evidence mapped, then recall questions.
- Deep reading map builder: Give it an article, book or PDF. Get a knowledge map of its ideas and a check that you understood.
- Design interviewer: Give it a plan. Get tough questions until it holds, plus a glossary and decision records.
- Design review panel: Give it a design or plan. Get it tested by reviewers in turn for hidden assumptions and ways it could fail.
- Digital tool audit planner: List the apps and habits you use. Get each kept, cut or limited by two questions: what value, and is it best.
- Direction check-in: Ask it to pause. Get an honest look at your direction, assumptions and bias before you go on.
- Disagreement evidence test planner: Describe a dispute where each side thinks it is right. Get a test both accept in advance and written predictions.
- Eulogy values finder: Say where you are in life. Get the five values you most want remembered for, and which you are not living yet.
- Exam study roadmap builder: Give it your syllabus, past papers or notes. Get a ranked roadmap of what to study first for the best score.
- Face the decision you keep avoiding and clear your week: Paste the decision you keep putting off. Get the worst case, a stop list and the few big tasks for the week.
- Fact cross-checker: Give it a claim to check. Get an evidence table with sources, confidence, conflicts and gaps.
- Failure postmortem writer: Describe what went wrong. Get a blame-free five-whys review and a list of changes to make.
- Fear-setting planner: Paste a decision you keep putting off. Get the worst case, how to repair it and what waiting costs.
- Find your specific knowledge and build something you own: Tell it what you do well. Get your specific knowledge, a plan to earn without trading hours and a partner check.
- Forecast disagreement reviewer: Paste two teams' odds for the same thing. Get the gap, what each side bases it on and a quick sanity estimate.
- Habit plan builder: Say a habit to start or stop. Get a two-minute first step, a cue, ways to add friction and a restart plan.
- Hidden assumption auditor: Describe a decision or idea. Get its hidden assumptions sorted by how fragile they are, then a rebuilt conclusion.
- Hidden value check: Paste a job, step or rule you want to cut or automate. Get what it quietly does besides the obvious task.
- Idea debate judge: Give it an idea. Get a three-round debate between a fan and a critic, then a clear verdict.
- Idea sharing decision brief: Describe something you made. Get a one-page choice between keeping it, licensing it or giving it away, with who gains and pays.
- Idea tournament runner: Give it a pile of rough ideas. Get them scored, crossed and mutated until the strongest few are left.
- Idea trial jury: Give it a plan or claim. Get a verdict from a prosecutor, a defender and 12 jurors, plus what would flip it.
- Incentive checker: Describe a team, plan or deal. Get who is rewarded for what, where it pulls the wrong way, and a fix.
- Independent income floor calculator: Paste your costs and ways to earn. Get a monthly income floor, the steady streams and what a sick month costs.
- Intent interviewer: Give it a vague request. Get asked one question at a time until what you really want is clear.
- Investment decision brief: Paste your four filter results. Get a yes, no or too-hard call, how big to go, and what would change it.
- Job ad reader: Paste a job ad. Get what the job is, firm needs versus wishes, what is missing, and questions to ask.
- Job exit plan writer: Paste your job, notice terms and first clients. Get a notice letter, a talking order and income lined up for three months.
- Knock-on effects tracer: Paste a change you plan to make. Get what it causes, what that causes, and what to watch.
- Lean-year cash rules writer: Paste your plan and monthly numbers. Get a cash buffer, who to ask early and a clear request to send.
- Learn, borrow or pass planner: Paste where your knowledge ends. Get a choice to learn, borrow help, start small or pass, with a first-week plan.
- Leave a steady job and earn from your own work: Give it your job, pay and skills. Get an income floor, fees, a safety plan and a way to leave.
- Lessons learned principle writer: Describe a mistake and what happened. Get the root cause and a rule you can check next time.
- Literature review finder: Give it a topic. Get the key academic papers found from open databases and sorted by theme.
- Loyalty claim checker: Paste a loyalty plan or claim with its numbers. Get the sums tested against what it costs and who it reaches.
- Make a fast, committed decision with the right evidence: Paste a choice you keep debating. Get its door type, how much evidence is enough, and a note that commits the team.
- Mission choice tester: Paste your mission and five choices. Get how many it settles, a score out of 100 and fixes.
- Monthly assumption evidence review: Give it the beliefs your plan rests on. Each month get the evidence for and against, and what to test next.
- Multi-model answer panel: Ask one question. Get answers from several open AI models, ranked, plus one final answer.
- No-good-options decider: Describe a choice where every option hurts. Get a 10/10/10 and regret check, and a clear pick.
- Not-to-do list builder: Paste your week and habits. Get a stop list, with a rule and a swap for each.
- Organization dossier researcher: Name a company, person or group. Get a tested research file with sources. Collects data from websites.
- Outside view timeline estimator: Paste your project and your estimate. Get the estimate corrected by how projects like it really went.
- Paper research assistant: Name a topic or paper. Get a literature scan, a deep read or a reading list from Semantic Scholar and arXiv.
- Pattern from cases finder: Paste your first ten or twenty cases. Get the pattern, a one-line rule and a test of it on unseen cases.
- Peer feedback group planner: Paste your draft or plan. Get who to ask for early support, who to ask for attack, and the questions to send.
- Personal expertise finder: Say what came easily to you and what people ask you for. Get your specific knowledge, with a cheap test for each.
- Personal mission statement writer: Paste your roles, goals and values. Get a mission statement in three lengths, and a one-line version you can say from memory.
- Phone overheating diagnoser: Describe the heat or battery drain. Get safe, read-only checks run and the likely cause named.
- Plain message re-pitcher: Say you are lost. Get the last message said again in simple words, with a little context.
- Plan a difficult feedback conversation: Share the source files. Get a feedback conversation plan, opening lines and listening prompts.
- Plan failure risk review: Paste a plan. Get every way it fails, ranked, with the guard for each and the ones you cannot guard.
- Plan pre-mortem runner: Give it a plan. Imagine it failed in a year and get the hidden assumptions and risks found now.
- Plan stress-tester: Give it a plan or idea. Get a tough round of questions with a suggested answer to each.
- Pressure-proof answer checker: Use it when someone pushes your AI to agree or sign off. Get answers that separate evidence from pressure.
- Problem-solving plan: Paste a problem that keeps coming back. Get it run through goal, problem, cause, design and doing.
- Project continue-or-stop review: Paste a project you are tempted to quit. Get a call: push through, change course or stop, with the reason.
- Pros and cons decision planner: Describe a choice you cannot settle. Get a two-column list built over days, matched pairs struck out, and a call after sleep.
- Request clarifier: Give it a loose request. Get a few rounds of sharp questions first, so the first draft lands.
- Requirements question asker: Give it a vague request. Get the few questions that matter, with default answers, before any work starts.
- Research brief writer: Give it a vague research need. Get one clear paragraph a deep-research tool can act on without questions.
- Research evidence checker: Paste a report or analysis. Get every line sorted into proven, likely or guess, plus the open questions left over.
- Research paper summarizer: Give it a paper, article or report. Get the key findings, plain summaries and a comparison across sources.
- Research problem picker: Describe your research ideas. Get help choosing a problem worth pursuing, or why a project is stuck.
- Research report writer: Give it a question. Get a conclusion-first report with sources ranked and cross-checked.
- Reversible decision sorter: Paste a choice you're stuck on. Get it sorted as a one-way or two-way door, with the review it needs.
- Roles and long-term goals mapper: List your roles. Get what you are about in each, one or two lasting results, and the role crowding out the rest.
- Root cause finder: Paste a problem that keeps coming back. Get a chain of whys checked against facts, the fixable cause and a prevention check.
- Ruin risk stress tester: Paste a plan with money, time or your name at stake. Get the outcome that could ruin it and a capped-downside version.
- Rule origin tracer: Paste a rule or habit your team follows. Get where it came from, who it served and if it earns its place.
- Second-opinion reviewer: Give it a plan or change you feel sure about. Get a fresh reviewer's hardest objections, sorted by what matters.
- Session credit reviewer: Finish a work session. Get a record of what you drove, what Claude did and where you steered.
- Shortlist and running-order planner: Paste a long list of ideas, songs, headlines or slides. Get a cut shortlist and an order that reads as one flow.
- Simple decision checker: Describe a hard problem. Get the obvious questions settled, a rough target sum and a smaller problem left.
- Skill teacher: Say what you want to learn. Get lessons and cheat sheets that build over many sessions toward your goal.
- Socratic explainer: Name a topic. Get it taught through questions, so you reach the idea yourself and remember it.
- Software vendor chooser: Give it your needs and options. Get vendors scored against your criteria, RFP questions, risk notes and a contract checklist.
- Strategy doc interviewer: Name the doc you want. Get it written from your own answers, one question at a time.
- Strongest objection finder: Paste a plan you feel sure about. Get the three best arguments against it and a go, change or wait call.
- Stuck decision guide: Tell it what feels stuck. Get a few branching questions, then a clear next step you can take today.
- Subject knowledge self-check: Name a topic and your claim. Get the hardest follow-up questions, which you can answer, and where you only sound right.
- Summarizer: Give it long text. Get a short summary at the detail level you choose, from one text or many.
- Term definition checker: Paste a claim that uses a big word like fair or loyal. Get tested definitions and the counter-cases that break them.
- Text-to-knowledge-graph builder: Give it unstructured text. Get people, things and links pulled out and drawn as a graph.
- Think a hard decision through with models from many fields: Describe a hard decision. Get the obvious questions settled, many fields checked, pressures and rewards tested, and the case against it.
- Third option finder: Paste the two plans people are stuck on. Get a third option that beats both, and a small test of it.
- Unexpected result investigation planner: Describe a result that surprised you. Get ranked likely causes, how to test each, and what the facts rule out.
- Vendor comparison writer: Name a vendor or two proposals. Get the cost, risks and a clear pick, with points to negotiate.
- Wartime or peacetime check: Describe your company's position. Get a call on which mode you are in and how to lead in it.
- Weekly time audit planner: Paste last week's calendar. Get a count of what you chose and what was taken, and one hour won back.
- Work out why something worked or failed: Describe a surprising result. Get ranked causes, a check through many fields and rewards, and what to copy or skip.
- Working relationship trust review: Name the people behind a deal or hire. Get how able, honest and owner-minded they are, and what to verify.
- Write a mission statement and test it on real choices: Describe what matters to you. Get a mission statement built from your roles and a test of it on real choices.