Jobs people actually give agents.
Every one of these is a job a team hands to an agent today — with the boundaries, approvals and receipts that make handing it over reasonable.
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Email triage, done before you open the inbox
An AGNT agent reads incoming mail, classifies it, drafts replies for the routine cases, and escalates the ones that genuinely need you — all under rules you write.
Recurring reports, assembled and written for you
Give an agent the job of assembling your weekly numbers — it pulls from the tools you already use, drafts the report, and delivers it with a receipt showing exactly where every figure came from.
Every lead researched before a rep opens it
New signup or inbound lead? An agent researches the company, scores the fit against your criteria, and writes the enriched record straight into your CRM.
Meeting follow-up, filed as real tickets
From a transcript or notes, an agent extracts decisions and action items, files them in your tracker, and drafts the follow-up email.
Customer support that answers from your own docs
Agents resolve the questions your docs already answer and hand the rest to your team with full context — history, account state, and a suggested reply.
A first pass on every pull request
An agent reviews diffs against your standards — bugs, security, style, missing tests — and leaves structured comments before a human ever looks.
Data extraction from any document, into clean rows
PDFs, invoices, emails, web pages — agents extract the fields you define and write them where they belong, flagging anything they are not sure about.
Invoice processing, from inbox to ledger
Agents read incoming invoices, extract and validate the fields, match against purchase orders, and queue exceptions for a human.
Research briefings, sourced and cited
Point an agent at a question; get back a sourced briefing — market landscape, technical comparison, diligence pass — with every claim linked.
Competitor monitoring that reports what changed
Agents watch competitor sites, changelogs, pricing pages and news — and brief you on what actually changed, with links to the evidence.
Content production, from idea to published
Run research, drafting, review and publishing as one workflow: agents do the legwork, humans hold the gates that matter.
Social posts written native to each platform
Turn published work into platform-native posts, schedule them, and collect the engagement numbers back into one report.
Looking for something else?
These are the jobs with a page and an installable agent today. There are 100 in total — chasing overdue invoices, screening CVs, reconciling the bank feed, reviewing contracts — and the rest are being built.