Agents
Paste your series premise, recent episode notes, and approved facts. Get a cohesive next-episode script with a recap, callback, cliffhanger, and fact-check list.
Turn a true experience, customer moment, or behind-the-scenes lesson into a storytime video you can film today. Get a narrative spine, scene beats, spoken lines, reveal timing, simple shot cues, on-screen text, and a caption—without inventing details you did not provide.
Paste a completed MLB game's inning log and notes for an evidence-bound recap, turning-point cards, and a postgame rundown. It analyzes only the game material you supply.
Paste one upcoming football match's goal notes, availability, and tactical evidence; get conditional scoreline scenarios, stated assumptions, and a source-bounded explainer for your coverage.
Paste a completed match's event log and staff notes; get a source-bounded decision timeline, turning-point review, and next-session priorities.
Paste a real audience comment and your approved facts. Get three respectful reply angles, a timed video script, on-screen text, caption, and a fact-check checklist—without inventing claims.
Paste one NHL game’s goalie, workload, and chance-context notes for an evidence-bound comparison, coverage angles, and a verification queue. It analyzes only what you supply.
Compare pasted vendor proposals against your criteria with traceable evidence, weighted scores, non-negotiable checks, open questions, and conditional decision options.
Turn pasted sustainability criteria and internal evidence into a traceable coverage matrix and leadership deck outline that keeps missing proof and open questions visible.
Turn pasted project risks into an evidence-bound register with clear triggers, mitigation options, ownership gaps, and a focused next-review agenda.
Map each pasted RFP requirement to supplied company evidence, a cautious draft response, and the exact gaps or verification questions that remain.
Turn pasted prior and proposed privacy-notice wording into a stakeholder change brief. Keep text changes traceable, separate supplied context from notice copy, and expose unanswered review questions.
Turn pasted launch criteria, evidence, dependencies, and open decisions into a traceable go/no-go deck outline. Keep supplied status separate from unknowns so reviewers can see what still needs confirmation.
Paste a long-video or podcast transcript and get a clip map: the 10 strongest self-contained moments to cut into shorts, each with the exact quoted start and end lines, a one-line reason it works as a standalone clip, a context-risk flag, and a working title. It only selects moments from the text you paste. It does not write scripts, edit video, or publish. For hooks and scripts for a chosen moment, Hook Lab is the next step.
Paste the text of an SRT subtitle file and get it back with lines reflowed for readability: split at natural phrase breaks, capped at your line length, with a flag on every cue that reads too fast for its duration. Your cue numbers and timestamps are kept exactly as pasted. It works on pasted text only. It does not transcribe audio, translate, burn captions into video, or upload files.
Paste any transcript — a video, lecture, podcast or meeting. Get a short summary, the key points in order, quotable lines kept word-for-word, decisions and action items, and questions the transcript leaves open.
Paste an earnings-call excerpt, shareholder letter, and your figures for each reporting period; get a source-bounded brief that separates reported facts, management statements, changes, and open questions.
Paste current and prior annual-report risk excerpts for a source-bounded change brief that separates new wording, removed wording, supported implications, and review questions.
You already wrote a hook — spoken line and/or on-screen text. Paste it with your platform (TikTok / Reels / Shorts) and get a 0-10 score on 4 things that decide the first 3 seconds: clarity, curiosity gap, specificity, and pace. Each score gets a one-line reason, plus the single biggest fix and one rewritten version. This only grades a hook you already have — it doesn't generate new hook ideas or a script. For 5+ hooks and a full script from a topic, that's a different agent (Hook Lab).
Turn pasted incident notes into a factual postmortem draft with a timeline, evidence ledger, bounded causal analysis, and follow-up plan that leaves unknowns visible.
Map pasted delivery commitments and acceptance wording to supplied project evidence, separating direct support, gaps, plans, and unknowns in a source-linked review ledger.
Compare pasted decision records and meeting notes to identify conflicting choices, missing context, and unresolved questions while retaining a traceable source ledger.
Turn pasted incident notes into a concise, time-stamped status update that keeps observed impact, unknown cause, planned work, and the next verification point clearly separate.
Turn pasted customer-escalation facts into an evidence-linked decision-deck outline. Separate reported impact from unverified causes, expose missing commitments, and give leaders a clear decision and action register.
Paste each new offer and get Meta/TikTok ad hook variants grouped by pain, curiosity, and proof, plus a ready-to-run test matrix. It never promises a conversion lift or guaranteed result.
Paste each new Shorts topic and get a feed-ready title, a 3-second hook, and marked retention beats at 15s and 30s so the script keeps paying off. It never claims YouTube Analytics or view-count data.
Paste each new Reel's topic and get cover-frame text, a 3-second spoken hook, and the opening shot direction, built fresh for that clip. It never claims trending-audio or analytics data it cannot access.
Turn pasted operating metrics, risks, and decision requests into a concise board-update storyboard. Keep values traceable, expose gaps, and separate supplied facts from proposals.
Turn pasted AI evaluation cases into an evidence-bounded triage brief that separates expected and observed behavior, hypotheses, and missing checks without claiming a root cause or fix.
Turn your pasted research proposal into clear, natural academic prose while preserving your real evidence, methods, limits, and required claims.