Don’t wait until you have the perfect workflow to start using agents. Start with the work you already do every week: summarizing meetings, tracking follow-ups, checking project status, cleaning up docs, organizing notes, researching ideas, and getting quick answers from your workspace. These starter agents are easy to adopt, useful for almost anyone, and built for the small tasks that always seem to take longer than expected. Once you try them, you’ll start seeing all the places an agent can help.
Start with these agents
1Meeting Action Extractor
Turns meeting notes into tasks. Renames meetings, extracts action items, suggests owners, and posts to Slack for approval before creating anything.
2Task triager
Captures and routes tasks in Notion.
3🪄 Content Planner
An AI assistant that helps you brainstorm content ideas, plan your editorial calendar, and structure your posts, articles, and newsletters — with persistent memory of your editorial profile.
4Time Management Strategist
This agent transforms overwhelming task lists into focused, achievable daily and weekly plans. It specializes in prioritization frameworks, energy optimization, time blocking, and creating realistic schedules that balance productivity with well-being.
5Inbox organizer
Organizes your inbox, drafts replies, and keeps follow-ups and notifications under control.
6Customer support bot
Automatically answers customer questions from your knowledge base, creates tasks for gaps, and tracks all inquiries centrally.
7GitHub PR Summarizer
Summarizes merged GitHub PRs over a time window and saves a daily report in Notion, with optional Slack-ready posts.
8Feedback router
Routes Slack feedback by matching messages to your routing rules and taking the specified actions.
