Agent structure map
34 agents. Seven outcomes. One workforce.
Most people arrive asking “which agent do I need?” That's the wrong first question. Start with the outcome you want, and the map below shows which agents deliver it, how they hand work to each other, and precisely what gets switched on — including the accounts you'll need, the honest setup time, and who bills you for what.
The map
34 agents, grouped by the outcome they deliver
Not 34 disconnected tools. Each group below is a working chain: what finds the work, what does it, and what closes it. Every name links to that agent's full page.
Sales / SDR
“Find leads, reach out, book meetings”
1
ProspectorX — Finds and scores leads
2
ColdReach — Writes and sends the outreach
3
ConciergeSched — Books the meetings that come from replies
Activating SDR activates all three as one flow.
Customer support
“Answer customers everywhere, all the time”
1
ChatDesk — Website chat
2
HelpHero — Email support
3
RingPilot — Phone calls
4
WhatsBot — WhatsApp
5
TelegramBot — Telegram
6
WarrantyBot — Warranty and return claims
All support agents share one knowledge base and one inbox — answer once, it applies everywhere.
Content & marketing
“Get content made and published”
1
ContentForge — Writes articles
2
PostPilot — Turns them into posts and publishes
3
ScriptReel — Video scripts, storyboards and short clips
4
InboxIQ — Email marketing
5
NewsletterPro — Newsletters (sends through InboxIQ)
6
PolyglotPro — Translates any of it
ContentForge writes, PostPilot publishes, PolyglotPro translates whatever you already made.
Reputation
“Look good publicly”
1
ReviewGuard — Review replies — Google fully automated
2
CreatorBridge — Influencer partnerships
3
AffiliateOps — Referral partners
Reviews are answered on-brand; partners and affiliates are managed with the same voice.
Intelligence
“Know your market”
1
SpyGlass — Watches competitors
2
MarketSense — Explains what it means
3
PriceOptimizer — Pricing position
4
RankBot — SEO
5
PulseBoard — All your numbers in one dashboard
SpyGlass watches, MarketSense explains what the movement means, PulseBoard puts every number in one place.
Operations & finance
“Run the business”
1
ShopOps — Shopify storefront ops
2
InventoryPro — Stock
3
InvoiceCollector — Chases payments
4
LedgerLite — Bookkeeping
5
CRMTidy — CRM hygiene (DataPolish)
6
TalentTrack — Hiring
7
WelcomeWagon — Onboarding emails
8
RetainerX — Churn prevention
Back-office agents work off your real systems and leave an audit trail on every action.
Media
“Make things worth watching”
1
GuideFlow — Manuals → guides + video
2
PropertyCine — Photos → property video
3
ClipSmith — Long video → clips
Each media agent takes source material you already own and turns it into finished video.
Before you commit — exactly what switches on
Pick a bundle to see every agent it activates, the combined keys and accounts (deduped), the realistic setup time, and which parts wait on someone else's approval.
Where most people start
Proven groupings by business type. Each one is a set, not a shopping list — the agents inside hand work to each other.
Local service business
Every call gets answered, turns into a booking, and the review that follows gets a reply — the full loop a local business is judged on.
Online shop
Storefront ops and stock stay tidy while chat and claims absorb the support load, and PostPilot keeps the shop visible.
B2B services
Outbound creates conversations now; content and posting build the credibility that makes those conversations easier next quarter.
Agency
One production line: write it, cut it, translate it, publish it — across every client account.
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