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Runs a customer question through ChatGPT and Gemini, looks up tracked ChatGPT conversations and AI search volume for the topic, and extracts the brands and sources in each answer. Returns one JSON object per data source.

Tell it what you want to create (a blog post, landing page or product page) plus the country and language, and it picks the keyword worth targeting with the evidence behind it. It discovers candidates with Google keyword data, verifies volume, difficulty, CPC and intent, checks who actually ranks on Google for the primary term, then returns a structured report: primary and supporting keywords, intent clusters, SERP evidence with content gaps, and an SEO-ready title, meta description, H1 and outline. Every number comes from a tool call in the run. Nothing is estimated.

For engineers, engineering managers, and QA, this workflow checks the AI models, APIs, and data sources their product relies on against official vendor change notices. It produces an as-of-dated, source-linked brief of deprecations, retirements, price changes, and breaking API updates, ranked by urgency with a practical next action for each finding.

For analysts, product managers, and operators choosing among tested AI models, this template compares pasted quality, cost, latency, and failure evidence against a buyer priority. It produces a one-page decision memo with transparent scores out of 100, a recommendation, cited trade-offs, caveats, and a first re-test.

For online store owners and marketplace sellers, this template reads an Airtable order-exceptions view and turns unresolved fulfillment delays into an oldest-first action queue. It separates inventory checks, carrier follow-ups, and customer updates so teams can act on stalled orders without manually sorting records.

For managers and executives managing administrative requests in Airtable, this template reviews a table page for similar submissions and missing details, recommends priorities and owners, and presents complete per-record notes for approval. Once approved, it sends each note and its Airtable record ID to your configured Airtable update automation; nothing is sent before sign-off.

For marketers, creators, and small business owners who need a working blog brief rather than a blank page. Share a topic, target reader, and desired takeaway to get a structured brief with an angle, reader intent, proposed headline, outline, key points, and call to action. The agent creates the brief in your connected Google Docs account and edits that same document as you refine the angle, outline, or CTA; if Docs is unavailable, it provides an editable brief in chat instead.

For marketers, creators, and small business owners, this template reads a blog post and a small set of similar articles, then creates a sourced blog brief with a distinctive angle, section outline, and questions to answer.

For marketers, creators, and small business owners, turn one public blog article into distinct LinkedIn, X, and email copy. The workflow reads the source, drafts channel-appropriate versions, and sends all three in one organized Gmail message to your chosen recipient.

For finance managers, founders, and bookkeepers: paste line-item budget and actual figures, a reporting period, and a Gmail recipient to automatically calculate signed and percentage variances, draft evidence-aware commentary that separates known reasons from hypotheses, and send a ready-to-read variance report by email.

For software and service support teams investigating customer-reported errors. Give this agent a product domain and an error message; it researches public documentation, release notes, and status pages with Google Grounding, then delivers cited related findings, clearly labeled possible causes, and targeted questions to enrich a support ticket without claiming access to private logs or customer accounts.

For support teams at software and service companies, this agent turns a customer's bug description or a Linear issue URL into a triage-ready report. It searches the installer's connected Linear workspace for potentially related issues when available, explains why possible matches may overlap, identifies missing reproduction details, and drafts a concise update that support can paste into the report. If Linear is unavailable, it clearly marks duplicate checking as not performed and still improves the supplied report without inventing issue links.

For founders, analysts, and strategy teams, this template finds and reads public pages about a company and its competitors, then produces a concise competitor brief on positioning and differentiation with citations to the pages read.

For founders, analysts, and strategy teams, this template automates a first-pass market scan: it finds and reads leading public sources about a topic, then returns a concise, cited market snapshot in the workflow.

For analysts, product managers, and operators, this template turns a cohort question and pasted event schema into explicit membership rules, a dialect-specific analysis query, and duplicate- and missing-event checks. It flags undocumented fields and evidence gaps instead of inventing columns or running SQL.

For engineers, engineering managers, and QA, turn a pasted list of commits or pull requests into concise, source-grounded release notes and post them to a selected Slack channel. The workflow uses only the pasted entries, so its summary stays tied to changes your team supplied.

For community program managers and executives, this workflow reads a program website and its live backlinks to identify organizations worth approaching as potential event co-hosts. It returns a prioritized table with each referring page and an evidence-based reason to reconnect.

For sales reps and account executives, this template reads a public company website, researches corroborating public sources, and posts a concise cited account brief to a chosen Slack channel. The brief highlights positioning, products or services, likely customer fit, and supported recent developments without inventing missing facts.

For founders, analysts, and strategy teams, this workflow reads a company's public website and identifies repeatable administrative, enquiry, and reporting tasks that AI could streamline for a chosen team. It returns a ranked, evidence-linked shortlist with 0, 100 scores comparing potential time savings against implementation effort.

For marketers and small business owners, turn a competitor domain's backlink profile, referring sites, and most-linked pages into a source-linked map of publications and communities to investigate for audience outreach. See which linked pages attract attention and where the evidence for each potential audience channel comes from.

For marketers and small business owners monitoring competitors, this template takes RSS or Atom feed URLs, a topic, and a Gmail recipient, collects recent updates from each feed, writes a linked digest focused on items published in the past seven days, and emails the result when run.

For marketers and small business owners maintaining comparison pages, this workflow audits published competitor pricing, plan, and numeric-limit claims against the competitor’s own pricing page. Get a dated, source-linked list of correct, outdated, or unverifiable claims instead of relying on guesswork.

For founders, operations teams, and compliance teams without in-house counsel, this workflow turns pasted contract text into a concise inventory of key terms and potential risk flags. It emails a cautious, plain-language review summary to the recipient you choose so a person can decide what needs closer legal review.

For online store owners and marketplace sellers checking a suspected copycat storefront, this template discovers and reads public contact and policy pages on both domains. It returns a source-linked comparison table of possible impersonation signs, with missing or inaccessible pages marked for manual review rather than issuing a fraud verdict.