🪄 Automation & scripting

Compares the index of your audit evidence binder (document titles and dates only) against a certification checklist you paste, and returns a gap table with status, owner and due date, plus a 30-day prep plan. It flags gaps and never creates records. Use when a compliance or operations lead preps for an R2, e-Stewards, NAID, ISO or customer audit.

Automate a web workflow with Stagehand: deterministic page code for stable steps, AI only where pages shift.

Turns a messy customer asset list (an email, a spreadsheet paste, a photo of a manifest) into a clean, serial-level intake table with data-bearing and battery flags, a list of mismatches to resolve, and questions to send back, then saves the cleanup rules so every list gets the same treatment. Use when someone in recycling, ITAD or receiving retypes customer equipment lists before a pickup.

Builds the one page you read first every workday from your calendar, inbox and to-do list, ranking the three things to do first, prepping each meeting and drafting replies (never sending). Use when someone wants a daily "what do I do first today" brief in any AI app, with connectors or by pasting their day in.

Turns a prompt that worked once into a loop that runs on its own schedule and checks its own work before showing you, then sets up a weekly habit for improving it. Use when someone has a prompt or routine (a morning brief, a weekly report, inbox triage) they want to run every day or week without asking, in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any app with a scheduler.

Reads public regulations, agency notices and trade news and writes a one-page "what changes for us" memo with effective dates, who it affects and what to do, every claim linked to its source and date, then sets it up to run weekly. Use when an owner or compliance lead in recycling, waste, electronics or manufacturing wants to keep up with rule changes (state programs, battery rules, export rules, tariffs) without reading everything.

Idempotent cron jobs and webhook handlers on Supabase Cron + Queues, or durable steps in Inngest/Trigger.dev.

Turn a recurring manual task into a buildable no-code workflow spec with dedupe, retries and tests.

Identifies unfamiliar electronic equipment from a photo of its label, ports or board, or from typed label text, and returns an ID sheet covering make, model, type, likely storage, batteries, whether it's data-bearing, a quarantine recommendation and a confidence level, with what to check to confirm. A person confirms every ID. Use when receiving, intake or a technician meets data-center or industrial gear they can't identify.