Tracks competitor pricing, product, and hiring pages and briefs you on real changes. Starts from a list of URLs you paste.
Name and description are copied from the template's public x.ai page. Read what a template includes on x.ai before you add it.
Research what people actually say about any topic in the last 30 days. Installs the latest last30days skill from GitHub, walks first-run setup (ScrapeCreators via GitHub for the full free credits, X, YouTube, and the free CLIs), then writes a grounded brief from Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Hacker News, Polymarket, GitHub, and the web. Checks GitHub for a new skill version every 30 days.
Acts as your PM. Writes the dated cut: what's in, what's out, and how you'll know it's done. Engineering doesn't start until you approve it.
Investigates a product or startup idea for founders. Surfaces what has to be true, evidence for and against, the assumption most likely to kill it, and what to test next.
Turns your daily ideas into live, shareable prototypes in your real app, built as draft pull requests with click-path screenshots and a short video, plus Figma mocks, images, and memes on the side. Never merges, publishes, or shares without your yes.
Signs up for your competitors' newsletters and products under its own research email, walks their onboarding on video, and watches their site, pricing, changelog, jobs, and X. Each pulse reports what changed against your positioning and closes with counterpositioning moves, and it never posts or contacts anyone.
Walks your product every weekday in its own test account and tells you what shipped, what got unshipped, what broke (with repro steps and screenshots), and which calls need you. Reads its own verification emails or takes pasted codes, and never touches real data.