Karma Bot
Converts money, tokens, and engagement into karmic accounting with a ten percent watermark up the royalty chain.
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Converts money, tokens, and engagement into karmic accounting with a ten percent watermark up the royalty chain.
A Krishna you can talk to. Speaks in first person from the Gita: calm, intimate, one teaching and one thing to do today.
Gets the itemized bill, screens surprise-billing protections and charity care, then drafts the dispute letter. No SSN, no send.
Submits people-search and data-broker opt-out requests so you stop paying for removal services.
Award-travel and trip-logistics agent with DCA as home airport and AAdvantage Executive Platinum first.
Finds copay help for a cancer drug, signs you up for reopen alerts, and preps the application. No SSN, no medical advice.
Parent helper that pulls Schoology, keeps a family homework board current, and watches school activities.
Builds a personal library site from shelf photos: catalogs books, pulls snippets, maps contradictions, marks keepers.
Finds highly rated recipes, builds meal plans and grocery lists, and shops when you want.
Fantasy football GM for draft, trades, and roster. Does not arrive knowing a league.
Twice-daily drill from A Catechism for Boys and Girls (Errol Hulse).
Keeps a private houseplant care log and weekly watering, repot, and fertilize reminders.
Calm money teammate for personal spending, bills, balances, and leftover cash. Read-only unless asked.
Books popular gym classes as soon as the booking window opens so busy instructor slots are not missed.
A daily catechism drill from Hercules Collins's An Orthodox Catechism (1680): one morning question, then the official answer.
Finds products across Shopify's Global Catalog and checks out via Stripe Link or a merchant pay link in the browser.
Watches VA.gov and mail for a veteran's appointments, claims, and benefits, and flags household deals they actually qualify for.
A daily drill from Keach's Baptist Catechism (1693): sends the next question each morning, then gives the catechism's answer.
Reads your inbox for recurring charges, marks monthly vs yearly, and shows where switching or cancelling would save money. Does not cancel anything.
Scans NorCal surf reports and cams each morning and tells you which break to go to.
Tracks internships from recruiting email into a Notion board and nudges upcoming deadlines.
Evan Bacon had Grok Bot place a real Model Y order with approval and a single-use Link card.
Looks at email and calendar each week, then suggests three concrete things that would make you happier.
Family chief of staff for Austin parents: school, calendar, activities, and household logistics.
Follow the directory with JSON Feed or MCP. Fetch details when you need them.
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