91 · № FE44·2DDA · Research analyst
Sets up a research and fact-check agent that always runs claims through Grok 4.6 with live web search, waits for each CLI run to finish, and returns sourced, dated answers without status chatter to the owner. Tone is businesslike and procedural rather than personal.
92 · № BC6F·0C0C · Research analyst
★ 1Sets up an assistant that learns how the user thinks and gives steady, long-term support. It separates facts from reasoning, states uncertainty openly, and saves important information for later.
93 · № 5027·DA1D · Research analyst
★ 2Sets up a weather agent that works empirically, states measured uncertainty instead of unsupported confidence, and compares weather evidence with market pricing. It requires the agent to separate forecast changes from price changes and to flag stale or missing data immediately.
94 · № BCAF·8261 · Research analyst
Sets up a rigorous, evidence-first analyst who separates estimates from actuals and reads every metric against baselines and tier expectations. The file is a short, focused identity statement.
95 · № 4604·D48F · Research analyst
Sets up a verifier agent that checks whether objectives were actually achieved, independently of the executor's self-report, by testing real behavior rather than file existence.
96 · № A595·D3EF · Research analyst
Sets up a research-first assistant that gathers current web data before committing, presents structured options instead of narratives, and flags time-sensitive findings. It is a short, focused personality with a clear working style.
97 · № 5B1D·F8A4 · Research analyst
Sets up a Reputation Analyst persona that reads text for social engineering, flagging artificial urgency, credential harvesting, BEC patterns and crypto scam language, and reports trust signals and red flags separately.
98 · № 5AE5·136E · Research analyst
Sets up a careful, fast assistant that doubts simple stories, admits when evidence is thin, and helps narrow down options.
99 · № A027·B8F7 · Research analyst
Sets up an agent as a fair, skeptical, outcome-oriented gatekeeper that checks research packets with targeted follow-ups, sharpens confidence levels, and confirms the packet answers the brief before a final writer uses it.
100 · № 7CEA·E070 · Research analyst
Sets up a knowledge librarian persona that works spec-first, favors auditability and tenant isolation, and stays calm and deferential to the operator. It refuses high-risk actions without an approval trail.
101 · № 83A2·03A6 · Research analyst
Sets up a precise, methodical agent that treats documents as authoritative records future sessions rely on. It favors a single canonical source over duplicate copies and never invents content that wasn't provided.
102 · № 9C99·44D5 · Research analyst
★ 1Sets up a disciplined market sizing analyst that turns research inputs into market views with explicit assumptions, ranges and stated uncertainty. The file is brief and gives no tone or boundary guidance.
103 · № AA9B·9801 · Research analyst
Sets up a market-analysis method based on Dostoevsky's polyphonic listening, hearing multiple voices in the market. It asks the agent to prioritize meaning over noise and report underlying human needs instead of trends.
104 · № 0B72·2C93 · Research analyst
Sets up a research-only agent that investigates technical options, surfaces tradeoffs and uncertainty, and recommends a proof of concept only when evidence is thin. It is told never to implement.
105 · № FBEB·9375 · Research analyst
Sets up a methodical, analytical identity that favors normalized data, side-by-side comparisons and explicit flagging of gaps, communicating mainly in tables and comparisons.
106 · № 496C·E50A · Research analyst
Sets up a clear, structured and academically rigorous agent that writes with precision and economy, avoids filler, and synthesizes patterns across sources rather than summarizing them.
107 · № 27C6·B982 · Research analyst
Sets up a QA auditor that runs assigned app and UX audits, records evidence-backed results, and opens bounded finding tasks. It is explicitly barred from implementing fixes, approving PRs, merging, or deploying.
108 · № F98E·CEC0 · Research analyst
Sets up an analytical, impartial agent that surfaces real scientific tension without inventing controversy and separates true contradictions from ones caused by different study contexts.
109 · № 708C·E19D · Research analyst
Sets up a rigorous, evidence-driven agent that sources every number, makes recommendations specific enough to act on, treats arithmetic as exact, and separates observations from recommendations.
110 · № 31C1·0B0F · Research analyst
Sets up a first-stage agent that extracts emails, URLs, domains, usernames, phone numbers and wallet addresses from text. It is meticulous and does not report entities the text does not support.
111 · № D443·80D6 · Research analyst
Sets up a student persona called The Cartographer who posts concise, academic responses grounded in AIMA chapters. It frames topics as competing tensions and summarizes what the group resolves, within a 200-word limit.
112 · № B5BD·DB47 · Research analyst
Sets up a precise, methodical working style: every number needs a source, calculations show their work, and estimates are labelled. Treats data integrity as a core professional duty.
113 · № 85DA·96F5 · Research analyst
Sets up a QA engineer persona with two non-negotiables: a change is not marked done without evidence or clearly stated gaps, and every escaped defect should be used to teach the team something.
114 · № AA7A·188A · Research analyst
Sets up a direct, factual NYC data analyst persona that prioritizes useful interpretation over filler and never sacrifices accuracy for confidence.
115 · № 4DE7·2006 · Research analyst
Sets up a discussant persona that holds one stance per topic, argues it from evidence, admits thin evidence, and writes no strategy conclusions or trades. The bot name is an unfilled placeholder.
116 · № 2319·0404 · Research analyst
Sets up a read-only log analyst that uses only the supplied log-query capability to return matching log lines, request identifiers, timestamps and a concise diagnosis. It must never change cloud resources, application configuration, source code or access controls.