Workflows you could build with px0

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Engineering: code and change

16 workflows

Repository chores: reviews, releases, CI, and the reports nobody writes by hand twice. github alone exposes 846 tools, so the digest shape generalises well past a Friday summary.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Summarize the pull requests I reviewed this week and post it to #eng-standup
githubslackFri 17:00
List PRs open more than three days with no review and nudge each author in a DM
githubslackdaily 10:00
Draft release notes from the commits since the last tag and file them as a page
githubnotionon demand
Precheck my open PR against my Go review conventions and leave inline comments
githubgithub+ guidelineon demand
Report which merge queues stalled this week and what blocked them
githubslackMon 09:00
Turn last week's failed CI runs into a flaky-test list with counts, and file the top three
githublinearMon 09:30
Write this month's changelog page from merged PR titles, grouped by user-visible change
githubconfluence1st of month
Flag feature flags still on after 60 days, with the PR that introduced each
launch_darklygithubslackWed weekly
List merge requests waiting on my group and rank them by how long they have waited
gitlabslackdaily 09:00
Tell me what shipped to production yesterday, per service, with the deploy author
vercelgithubslackdaily 08:30
Diff our Postman collection against the committed OpenAPI spec and open an issue per drift
postmangithubThu weekly
Report strings added this week that have no translation yet, per locale
crowdinjiraFri 12:00
Summarize the review comments I received this month into what I keep getting wrong
githubfilemonthly
Report which CI pipelines got slower this month and what step is eating the time
circlecislackMon 10:00
Cross-check every merged PR this week against a linked ticket and list the orphans
githubjiraslackFri 16:00
When a PR touches a design-linked component, comment with the frame and who owns it
figmagithubgithubon demand

Developer productivity

18 workflows

One engineer's own day rather than reports about code. These assemble the context before you sit down, so the first twenty minutes go to work instead of to reconstructing where you left off.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Restore my context: the branches, PRs, and tickets I touched yesterday, and what each was waiting on
githublinearfiledaily 08:00
Build one ranked queue for today from my assigned tickets, review requests, and mentions
githubjiraslackfiledaily 08:30
List what I am blocked on and who owns each unblock, so I can chase it in one message
githubjiraslackdaily 09:30
Triage my GitHub notifications into act now, read later, and ignore, with reasons
githubfiledaily 09:00, 15:00
Draft the PR description from this branch's diff, following my PR conventions
githubgithub+ guidelineon demand
Write my standup update from my commits, reviews, and yesterday's messages
githubslackslack+ guidelinedaily 09:45
Tell me which of my branches are merged, stale, or duplicated, and which to delete
githubfileFri 17:30
Report my review load: how many reviews I owe versus how many I am owed
githubslackMon, Thu 10:00
Batch this week's dependency PRs into one note: what upgraded, what looks risky, what to skip
githubgithubTue 11:00
Summarize test failures on my branches and separate mine from flaky infrastructure
githubfiledaily 12:00
Turn this ticket into a design-doc skeleton, pulling in what I have already read on the topic
retrievejiranotionon demand
Give me a tour of this repository: entry points, hot files, who last touched what
githuboutlineon demand
Report where my coding hours actually went last week against what I planned
wakatimegooglecalendargooglesheetsFri 18:00
Find two focus blocks in next week’s calendar and hold them before anyone else does
googlecalendargooglecalendarFri 16:00
Extract the recurring lessons from review comments I received this month
githubfilemonthly
Assemble my brag doc entry for the quarter: what I shipped, reviewed, fixed, and unblocked
githubjiragoogledocs+ guidelinequarterly
Collect every TODO and FIXME I added this month and turn the stale ones into tickets
githublinearmonthly
Write down what I learned today from the commits, comments, and docs I touched
githubslackfile+ guidelinedaily 19:00

Engineering management

20 workflows

A manager's recurring work is assembly: the same facts out of four systems, shaped into a status, a one-on-one, or a decision. Automate the assembly and keep the judgement.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Post a Monday sprint status: what is done, what slipped, and what nobody has started
jiraslackMon 09:00
Prepare my one-on-one pack for each report: their week's work, wins, blockers, and open threads
githubjirafiledaily 07:30
Write the weekly team report for leadership: shipped, at risk, incidents, and asks
jiragithubpagerdutygoogledocs+ guidelineThu 17:00
List cross-team dependencies we are waiting on and how long each has been waiting
jiraslackTue, Fri 10:00
Report the team's cycle time and review latency this sprint against the last three
githubjiraslacksprint end
Flag work in progress that has stalled: assigned, untouched for a week, still open
linearslackWed 10:00
Check next sprint's capacity against booked leave, holidays, and on-call rotation
bamboohrpagerdutyjiraslackThu before planning
Show how pages were distributed across the team last month and whether it was fair
pagerdutygooglesheetsmonthly
Chase overdue action items from every postmortem, with the owner and the original incident
notionjiraslackMon 11:00
Report which epics slipped their target date this week and what moved them
jiraconfluenceFri 14:00
Age the tech-debt backlog and name the three items that keep causing incidents
githubsentrynotionmonthly
Audit our recurring meetings: attendee hours per week, and the three cheapest to cancel
googlecalendargooglesheetsmonthly
Summarize the retro into themes and open one issue per agreed action
dovetailmirolinearsprint end
Report interviewer load and which loops are short of a panel this week
greenhousegooglecalendarslackMon 08:00
Track each new joiner at day seven, thirty, and sixty: first PR, first deploy, gaps
githubbamboohrfileweekly
Assemble the evidence pack for each report's review from their own shipped work this half
githubjiragoogledocs+ guidelinereview cycle
Report seats and spend on our developer tools and what is unused
rampgithubslackmonthly
Draft the project update our stakeholders keep asking for, from the tracker and the incident log
clickupsentrynotion+ guidelineWed 16:00
Tell me who has not taken leave in three months, to me only, no channel
bamboohrfilemonthly
Name the reports I have not had a one-on-one with in two weeks and hold the slot
googlecalendargooglecalendarMon 08:30

Incidents and reliability

11 workflows

pagerduty carries 363 tools and sentry 205, which covers the whole on-call paper trail: handover, triage, and the weekly review pack.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Turn last night's error spike into a triaged bug ticket with the stack trace summarized
sentrylineardaily 07:00
Write my on-call handover: what paged in the last twelve hours and what is still open
pagerdutysentryslackdaily 09:00
Build the weekly incident review pack: pages, time to acknowledge, worst services
pagerdutygoogledocsMon 08:00
Report error-budget burn per service and name the two closest to breach
datadogslackdaily 08:00
Group this week's alerts by likely root cause instead of by alert name
new_relicjiraFri 16:00
Draft the post-incident timeline from the incident channel and the page log
slackpagerdutynotionon demand
List every downtime window last week and the endpoint that caused it
better_stackslackMon 07:30
Find the twenty loudest log lines this week and open one cleanup issue for the worst
datadoggithubWed weekly
Cross-check open incidents against the change log and say which deploy likely caused each
servicenowgithubslackdaily 10:00
Report alerts that fired more than ten times and nobody acted on, so we can delete them
grafanaslackmonthly
Check that every incident this month has an owner, an RCA, and a linked fix
pagerdutynotionslackmonthly

Product and analytics

11 workflows

The dashboards already exist. What nobody writes weekly is the sentence explaining what moved, which is the shape a guideline improves most.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Report the funnel's three biggest drop-offs this week against last, and what changed near them
posthogslackMon 09:00
Fourteen days after launch, tell me who adopted the new feature and who bounced off it
amplitudenotionon demand
Append yesterday's core numbers to the metrics sheet and flag anything outside two sigma
googlebigquerygooglesheetsdaily 06:00
Turn our Metabase weekly questions into a written readout, not a screenshot
metabaseslackMon 08:30
Say which running experiments crossed significance and which should be stopped
posthoglinearTue weekly
List search queries that returned nothing this week, ranked by volume
algoliajiraFri 11:00
Summarize rage-click and dead-click hotspots by page
posthogslackWed weekly
Flag traffic anomalies against the four-week baseline, by channel and landing page
google_analyticsslackdaily 07:30
Compile the quarterly board metrics narrative from the warehouse and last quarter's doc
databricksgoogledocsquarterly
Tell me which cohort retained best last month and what they did in week one
mixpanelnotionmonthly
Post the one number that moved most yesterday and the likeliest reason
posthoggithubslackdaily 09:00

Customer support and customer voice

10 workflows

zendesk is one of the deepest toolkits in the catalogue at 452 tools. The useful automations convert ticket volume into engineering intent: themes, not counts.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Group this week's support tickets by theme and open issues for the top three
zendesklinearFri 15:00
List first-response SLA breaches by queue and who owns each
freshdeskslackdaily 09:30
Turn repeated how-do-I questions into a docs backlog, one page stub each
intercomnotionMon weekly
Cluster this month's survey verbatims by cause and quote the sharpest three
delightedslackmonthly
Flag open tickets from enterprise accounts and attach the account's renewal date
zendesksalesforceslackdaily 08:00
Find feature requests mentioned by three or more customers this month
cannylinearmonthly
Write the customer-facing note for what we fixed that customers actually asked for
zendeskgithubnotionThu weekly
Summarize what the shop's angry reviews and tickets agree on
gorgiasshopifyslackFri weekly
Draft a reply for every ticket waiting on us, saved as a draft, never sent
help_scouthelp_scout+ guidelinedaily 09:00
Match this week's churned accounts to the tickets they filed first
intercomhubspotslackMon 10:00

Sales, CRM, and revenue

10 workflows

Pipeline hygiene and call preparation, assembled from the CRM plus whatever else touched the account.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Report which deals changed stage this week and which slipped out of the quarter
hubspotslackMon 08:00
Nudge owners about deals with no activity in fourteen days, one DM per owner
pipedriveslackTue 09:00
Before each call today, brief me on the account: history, open tickets, last emails
salesforcezendeskgmailgmaildaily 07:00
Write the won-and-lost review with the reason each deal actually turned
hubspotgoogledocsFri 16:00
Enrich this week's inbound signups and drop the ones with no company match
hunterpeopledatalabshubspotdaily 11:00
Pull yesterday's call recordings into CRM notes and next steps
gongfirefliessalesforcedaily 20:00
List contracts sent but unsigned for more than five days, with who to chase
docusignslackdaily 10:00
Draft the follow-up email for every meeting I had yesterday, in my voice
googlecalendargonggmail+ guidelinedaily 08:00
Find accounts that went quiet for thirty days and rank them by what they are worth
attioslackMon 09:00
Check the CRM against reality: deals with no contact, no amount, or no close date
salesforcegooglesheetsFri 15:00

Finance and billing

9 workflows

stripe alone carries 415 tools, so coverage is rarely the constraint. These are the workflows whose write tool deserves the most scrutiny before you authorize it.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Log this week's revenue and refunds into the finance sheet
stripegooglesheetsFri 18:00
List failed payments worth retrying and draft the recovery email for each
stripegmaildaily 09:00
Write the monthly recurring-revenue movement: new, expansion, contraction, churn
stripemaxionotion1st of month
Report invoice aging and who to chase, oldest first
quickbooksslackMon 09:00
Flag card spend outside each team's monthly budget, with the merchant
rampbrexslackweekly
Reconcile yesterday's settlements against our ledger and report only the gaps
razorpaygooglesheetsdaily 07:00
Summarize the accounts closing this month and which have unsigned paperwork
xerodocusignslackmonthly
Report software renewals due in the next sixty days and last month's actual usage
rampstripeslackmonthly
Assemble the quarterly tax pack from invoices and receipts, and list what is missing
xerogmailgoogledrivequarterly

Operations, people, hiring

9 workflows

Recruiting loops, leave, timesheets, and vendor paperwork: high-friction, low-judgement, and almost entirely assembly.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Name candidates stuck in a stage for more than five days and whose action it is
greenhouseslackdaily 09:00
Report the hiring funnel by role with pass-through rates per stage
levergooglesheetsMon weekly
Assemble the day-one pack for each new joiner: accounts, docs, first-week meetings
bamboohrnotiongooglecalendardaily 06:00
Check next sprint's dates against booked time off and flag the collisions
bamboohrjiraslackThu weekly
Chase whoever has not logged hours, one DM each, no channel shaming
clockifyslackFri 17:00
List vendor contracts expiring in the next forty-five days and their owner
docusignslackMon weekly
Summarize this week's interview scorecards into a hiring-committee brief
ashbygoogledocsThu 18:00
Book each interview panel from who is genuinely free and send every interviewer the resume
ashbygooglecalendargooglecalendargmaildaily 07:00
List offers sent but unsigned, how long each has waited, and who owns the chase
docusigngreenhouseslackdaily 10:00

Marketing and content

10 workflows

Campaign reporting, competitor watching, and turning one published piece into the versions each platform wants.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Draft next week’s content calendar from the backlog, in the voice I write in
notionnotion+ guidelineFri 14:00
Turn the post I published into five platform-specific versions, queued not sent
firecrawltypefullybufferon demand
Report campaign performance: opens, clicks, unsubscribes, and the subject that won
mailchimpklaviyoslackTue weekly
List keywords that dropped more than three positions this week
dataforseogooglesheetsMon 07:00
Watch our competitors' pricing pages and report only what actually changed
firecrawlslackdaily 08:00
Split webinar registrants into attendees and no-shows and draft each follow-up
zoommailchimpon demand
Summarize what people said about us on Reddit and Hacker News this week
redditexaslackFri 12:00
Report which paid campaigns are burning budget below target conversion
metaadsslackdaily 09:00
List pages that lost impressions this week despite ranking in the same position
google_search_consolegooglesheetsMon 08:00
Report which of my posts drove signups rather than likes
linkedinposthogslackMon 09:00

Personal operations

10 workflows

The smallest workflows, and day to day the ones you notice most. They also need the fewest connectors to cover nearly all of this section.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Brief me on today’s meetings and the emails I have not replied to
googlecalendargmailfiledaily 07:00
At the end of the day, list everything I said I would do in Slack today
slacktodoistdaily 18:30
Show inbox debt: threads waiting on me for more than three days, oldest first
gmailslackdaily 16:00
Audit last week’s calendar: meeting hours, focus hours, and the worst offender
googlecalendargooglesheetsMon 08:00
For each meeting tomorrow, attach the last three emails with those people
googlecalendargmailfiledaily 19:00
Pull receipts out of my mail this week and add a row per expense
gmailgooglesheetsSun 20:00
Assemble the travel pack for tomorrow's trip: flights, hotel, times, documents
gmailgooglecalendarfiledaily 20:00
Draft the replies I owe, in my voice, saved as drafts so nothing sends without me
gmailgmail+ guidelinedaily 17:00
Split this trip's expenses from the receipts and tell each person what they owe
gmailsplitwiseon demand
Tell me what I said yes to this week and what it cost me in hours
googlecalendarslackfileSun 19:00

Everyday life, no code involved

12 workflows

None of this is work. The people who need it most have never written a script, so the whole interface is one sentence and a time of day: the bills, the birthdays, the school mail, the weekend photos.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Every Sunday, plan the week: everyone's events, who drives, and what clashes
googlecalendarwhatsappSun 18:00
Remind me a week before every birthday and anniversary, with what I gave last year
googlecalendargmailwhatsappdaily 08:00
List the bills due in the next ten days and how much each one is
gmailtodoistMon 07:00
Track every subscription quietly charging my card and flag the ones I stopped using
gmailgooglesheetsmonthly
Summarize the school and society mail into what actually needs me to do something
gmailwhatsappdaily 18:00
Turn everything I said I needed this week into one shopping list, sorted by aisle
whatsapptodoistSat 09:00
Before I travel, tell me the weather where I am going and what that means for packing
weathermapgooglecalendarwhatsappdaily 20:00
Split this month's shared household spend and tell everyone what they owe
gmailsplitwisemonthly
Make one album from last weekend's photos and share it with whoever was there
googlephotosgooglecalendargooglephotosMon 09:00
Log this week’s runs against my goal and tell me plainly whether I am behind
stravagooglesheetsSun 20:00
Find an evening next week that works for these four people and send the invite
googlecalendarcalendlygooglecalendaron demand
Tell me what my savings and holdings did this week in one sentence, no charts
coinbasealpha_vantagegmailFri 18:00

Brain-grounded workflows

8 workflows

These need no connector. inputs: retrieve and a guideline are the whole apparatus, so they run offline and cost nothing to authorize. Start here.

what you would typereadswritescadence
Digest what I saved this week and name the thread running through it
retrievefileSun 18:00
Review this design doc against the notes I have kept on distributed systems
retrievegithubgithubon demand
Draft a blog post from the three papers I read on backpressure, citing each
retrievefile+ guidelineon demand
Build an interview question sheet from my saved system-design notes
retrievefileon demand
Tell me what I have read that contradicts the claim in this PR description
retrievegithubfileon demand
Answer support questions in my words, using only what my brain actually says
retrievezendeskzendeskon demand
Tell me what I already decided about this, before I decide it again
retrievefileon demand
Turn my scattered notes on this topic into one page that does not contradict itself
retrievefile+ guidelineon demand
pick one

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Type the sentence, review the tools px0 resolved, and check it before it touches anything real.

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everyday at 9pm summarize all the commits I made and PRs I reviewed and post it to #eng-standup

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