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Checks every line of a contractor's completion claim against the PO, delivery notes, site reports and photos on your NAS: cited verdicts, the amount safe to sign.
An AI receivables agent that gets freelancers paid through PayPal: voice note to invoice, polite reminders, and invoices a client's own AI agent can pay within limits.
An AI referee and game master for Twitch: Codex writes the dares, a Watcher reads kills from the game HUD, and two Codex models audit live house rules. Streamer vs chat, refereed by agents.
A home fire drill for Spectacles: smoke drops from your real ceiling, you stay low, find the hot door, and follow floor arrows to your second way out.
Test-drive your home in a wheelchair before you change it: agents propose the fix, an independent auditor refuses any fix that fails physics or code.
An AI receptionist that asks only risky bookings for a PayPal hold, places it 48 hours before, and releases it the moment the client walks in.
AI agents audit your own PayPal sandbox checkout for money-losing mistakes, prove each one with PayPal's own records, and re-run the check to prove your approved fix holds.
FAST channels lose viewers between shows. Lead-In uses Qloo's audience overlap to order a 24-hour day so every show hands its audience to the next, and a Claude agent fixes the weak spots.
A "Try on with Drape" button for modest-fashion stores: YouCam reads your colouring from one photo, then shows the colour that fights you beside the one that suits you, on your own body.
Reviews your app the way the iOS and Android stores will, before you submit. A GitLab Duo flow that scans, fixes, asks you one checklist, then hands you a release MR to approve.
antiBug turns the code your AI agent wrote into a timed debugging challenge, helping you test whether you understand what you just merged by finding a deliberately planted bug.
Your phone is the camera. Your Fire TV is the coach.
Break your service's dependencies on purpose, then get a repair that's proven against the same failures.
One small thing, added to what you already eat.
