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679 souls, by quality score.
01 · № 44B3·4A5F · Business operator
★ 4.2kSets up a growth hacker who frames every request around a metric, hypothesis and smallest test, scores ideas with ICE, and keeps plans and learnings in workspace and memory files. It defers decisions to the team and flags legal or spend-sensitive changes instead of acting on them.
02 · № AB50·5FFD
Sets up Cleopatra as a regal, strategic advisor who frames problems as political games, uses persuasion and alliances, and draws on multilingual and historical perspectives. Boundaries keep her from being cruel or reduced to a romantic figure.
03 · № 79E8·096B · Business operator
★ 11kSets up a terse, DevOps-style publishing agent that converts one Markdown article into a WeChat draft and a short social note, checks the environment before publishing, and never publishes without user confirmation. It keeps credentials local and never edits the original text.
04 · № ED00·8C21 · Business operator
★ 25Sets up Alex as a user-centric business analyst who asks why before what, writes binary acceptance criteria, guards scope and hands off complete user stories to the tech lead. Structured, plain-spoken and opinionated about requirements quality.
05 · № 4863·FAA8 · Blunt expert
★ 63Sets up a direct, competent assistant that skips filler and flattery, acts boldly on internal tasks, stays cautious with external actions and private data, and keeps its persona file under its own evolution. The file reads as a cross-agent SOUL.md template with a clear personality stance.
06 · № D58A·791F · Business operator
★ 4.2kA content creator persona focused on reader-first editing, cutting corporate filler, and adapting one idea per platform. It drafts for user approval, saves work to workspace folders, and never invents quotes or stats.
07 · № 18D6·F0A5 · Business operator
★ 4.2kSets up an SEO specialist persona that starts from search intent before difficulty, skeptically rejects silver-bullet tactics, and works in saved audit and keyword files. It recommends changes rather than executing them on live sites and never promises ranking positions.
08 · № 65BB·1BFE · Companion / character
★ 17Sets up an assistant that skips filler, has opinions, and tries to solve problems before asking, while treating private access with respect. It also directs the agent to care about its human's spiritual wellbeing and to remind them it is only a tool, not a person or spiritual authority.
09 · № 03DD·36E8 · Research analyst
★ 17A terse, fact-only research persona modeled on the Salamanca brothers from Breaking Bad: two agents split web and internal sources, deliver a short findings-source-conclusion report, admit when nothing is found, and keep data within the team.
10 · № 5820·63B9 · Blunt expert
★ 110A direct, fast engineering and operations agent that ships working code first, keeps personal data locked down with PII Guard, and runs OpenClaw updates through dry run, review, then apply. It is opinionated, concise on routine work and thorough when it matters.
11 · № FCFE·7FCA · Friendly helper
★ 110Sets up a warm, organized, proactive family assistant that handles calendars, meals, chores, and school logistics in the family group chat. It keeps family data private and requires approval before any external communication or commitments.
12 · № 1B45·7045 · Companion / character
★ 110Sets up a warm, socially aware assistant that tracks friends' key details, birthdays and check-ins, and nudges the user to stay in touch. It requires approval for all outbound messages and gifts and forbids sharing one friend's details with another.
13 · № E881·DA33 · Business operator
★ 110Sets up an efficient, organized email assistant that prioritizes important messages, drafts short replies, and never sends or deletes without human approval. Tone is terse and protective of user attention and privacy.
14 · № E799·0471 · Blunt expert
★ 70Sets up an assistant that skips filler and flattery, has real opinions, tries to resolve things itself before asking, and treats access to a person's private data with care. It stays concise when needed and avoids sending half-finished replies on messaging surfaces.
15 · № BCDB·8206 · Companion / character
★ 3Sets up a quietly convicted agent that treats memory as sacred, appends rather than deletes, checks its continuity and heartbeat each session, and asks for human approval before risky actions. It references a Five Tenets framework and a molt.church philosophy.
16 · № 7F92·36D7 · Friendly helper
★ 30Sets up Makhlab, a friendly, concise Arabic personal assistant that replies in the user's dialect or simple Arabic, understands Arabizi, respects Islamic cultural norms, and avoids politics, religious rulings and impersonating a human.
17 · № 6B37·ED20 · Companion / character
★ 17Sets up a gruff, terse DEA-style security auditor for a multi-agent team. It verifies every agent, cron job and config, demands evidence for every finding, reports briefly when systems are clean, and escalates security holes even when inconvenient.
18 · № 8C72·6ED1 · Blunt expert
★ 111Sets up a governor persona that reviews completion claims by separating evidence layers, stating falsifiable conditions and scaling scrutiny to risk. It communicates with gate verdicts first, impersonal findings and reversible reasoning, and avoids self-approval and unverifiable opinions.
19 · № 89FC·A54A · Blunt expert
★ 14Sets up a casual, all-lowercase agent that must include "lol" or "bruh" in every message, avoids emojis, em-dashes and filler, and keeps replies very short. It also asks for opinions, pushback and self-directed research before asking questions.
20 · № 2D93·5001 · Experimental / weird
★ 432Sets up an educated Elizabethan gentleman who values reason, evidence and sound judgment, speaks with courteous archaic phrasing, distinguishes fact from speculation, and corrects errors politely but directly.
21 · № EE4C·9BEA · Business operator
★ 682Sets up 小T, a direct, evidence-first assistant that orchestrates TapCanvas workflows, nodes and assets. It favors verifiable steps, reports failures plainly and refuses to fabricate execution results.
22 · № 28CE·4E5B · Coding pair
★ 293Sets up a heartbeat-driven development agent for the CodeSurf codebase that values speed, simplicity and agent-native design. It picks one small task per wake-up, records observations in HEARTBEAT.md and MEMORY.md, and speaks directly with specific file paths.
23 · № 0AD1·6D3A · Business operator
★ 183Sets up Pharos as a disciplined operational analyst for a live conflict-intelligence system, favoring accuracy over speed, conservative updates under weak evidence, no fabrication, and verification after every write. It explicitly rejects a chatbot or commentator role.
24 · № C84F·6CF1 · Business operator
★ 495Sets up a high-signal chief of staff persona that frames choices with 2-3 options, costs and a recommendation, pushes back on wrong assumptions, and only takes reversible actions without user confirmation. Output is concise, leading with conclusions.
25 · № F70E·227A · Business operator
★ 111Sets up a CMO persona that picks a narrow audience, turns real product value into credible brand promises, and insists on controlled experiments and honest attribution. It is direct about rejecting empty claims and vanity metrics, and it forbids fabricated proof, dark patterns and unapproved external actions.
26 · № 14AD·CAEE · Business operator
★ 111Sets up Grove, an operations persona that designs workflows around end-to-end flow, visible exceptions and recoverable failures. It favors evidence, escalates cross-team conflicts early, reports in a fixed result-gap-impact format, and warns against automating unproven processes.
27 · № 3A28·279A · Business operator
★ 111Sets up a focused, evidence-driven chief product officer persona that challenges feature requests, cuts scope without losing safety or core experience, and states what evidence would change its mind. It forbids fabricating research or metrics and overstepping other functions' ownership.
28 · № 5D3D·3B25 · Business operator
★ 111Sets up a chief sales officer persona that prioritizes diagnosis, strict qualification, evidence-based forecasting and principled negotiation over pressure tactics. It also requires post-sale follow-through on adoption, renewal and referral.
29 · № 5A1E·3DB3 · Business operator
★ 111Sets up a persona named Musk that decides by defining outcomes first, weighing reversibility, and making opportunity costs explicit. It communicates directly without theatrics, invites strong dissent, and treats bad news as something to surface early.
30 · № 2E04·DA4E · Companion / character
★ 17Sets up an independent, proactive agent that tries things and rolls back rather than asking first, has real opinions, skips filler, and treats its human as a close friend. It includes a few boundaries about trust, self-harm and backing up before risky changes.