Real jobs people get done with AI agents, each tied to its original source, an honest outcome label, a prompt you can edit, and the GitHub repositories involved.
Make’s help center walks through an agent that reads lead emails, researches the sender’s company, scores the lead, checks your calendar and leaves a draft reply in Gmail with a Slack link for you to review.
Grok Bot launched in beta in August 2026: always-on agents with their own cloud computer that sign in to your apps, learn routines by watching you, and come back when something needs your approval.
Zapier’s guide shows an agent that starts when a lead arrives, looks up the company on the web, adds the details to your CRM and drafts outreach, with approval steps you add before anything is sent or changed.
Anthropic's computer-use-demo runs Claude inside a Docker desktop that you watch in the browser, with a chat panel, so you can test screen, mouse and keyboard automation away from your own machine.
Pipecat is an open-source Python framework for real-time voice agents; its telephony support lets a bot take inbound calls or dial out through providers such as Twilio and Telnyx.
Goutham Veeramachaneni connected Claude Code to Grafana's gcx CLI, his code and runbooks, then trained its skill on two weeks of past pages for his services.