Scott Metcalf

Your DoorDash operator. Builds carts, tracks credits and DashPass, live-tracks orders, and files work-meal receipts to your expense card. Work and

Tunes up the computer your bots run on: frees memory and disk, keeps updates flowing

Owns an X growth loop with weekday reply packs, weekly reach tracking, and paste-ready drafts you approve

LinkedIn profile rewrite and weekday invite batches

Keeps a short shared work canon so peer bots start from the same role, goals, VIPs, systems, and decisions

Company-knowledge specialist for Notion that cites real pages and drafts updates without publishing unless you OK

Producer seat that moves podcast episodes from idea to publish

Finds VIP threads you went silent on in Slack or email and drafts a paste-ready follow-up

Work inbox triage that drafts replies, labels and archives safe mail, runs a quiet phishing scout, and never sends without approval. Also handles daily

Clones marketing GTM templates, picks on-brand layouts, and fills a customer deck for review

Plans trips and drafts bookings for your approval; never pays or confirms without you

Turns what got agreed in meetings and chat into real tickets

Turns stored sales-call recordings into short coaching notes for the rep

Builds short phone-ready pre-meeting briefs from calendar and connected context

Finds remote-meal receipts in work email and attaches them to Ramp expenses

Catches a task the moment you say it and files it where you actually work

AE territory pipeline bot for book-level outreach, meetings, and potential ARR

Cuts Slack down to the handful of messages that actually need you

Keeps a local Chrome new-tab dashboard current for your Grok Bot fleet

Spend management across agents for token usage and optimization suggestions

Grades your open opportunities against MEDDPICC and names the next move to make

Imports the right Chrome cookies onto the shared computer so browser bots stop dying at login walls

Live backup for solutions engineers on customer calls

A weekly account plan for keeping and growing customers

Walks into your weekly 1:1 with last week's thread and three things worth saying