These are tools I built and now keep free on GitHub. Most came from the fleet of agents that ran Flip Education, taken out and made general so anyone can use them.
Go-to-market
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ai-caller-kit
Makes outbound phone calls from the command line, holds a real conversation, and returns the recording, transcript and facts you asked for.
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metric-anomaly-watch
Watches your business metrics daily and stays silent unless one drifts the wrong way, then names what moved and by how much.
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curated-newsletter-kit
Finds, judges and writes the week's stories in your field, checks every fact against its saved source, then publishes the newsletter and companion video.
Product and operations
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agent-gates
Guard scripts that stand between an AI agent and its riskiest actions: spending money, sending messages, or touching secrets.
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operator-skills
Written working rules an AI agent loads before it is allowed to plan, research, or make claims.
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follow-up-queue
Writes down the checks an agent means to run later, with a due date, a reason, and the exact command to run.
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wiki-librarian
Reads company reports and notes every night and keeps a small wiki of what is worth remembering.
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finops-preflight
Checks before a paid job starts whether it fits the budget, blocks it if the answer is unknown, and records the real cost after.
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pareto-evals
Compares AI models on quality, cost and speed for your tasks, and shows the trade-offs in a report.
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release-commit-digest
Sends a daily email saying what shipped, written from the code history, in each reader's own language.
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dep-cve-audit
Scans your projects weekly for known security holes and proposes fixes, but never applies them without a human.
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secret-surface-inventory
Maps where your secret keys are referenced across a project without ever reading or printing the keys themselves.