Just found this cool service that mails checks on your behalf, because it's faster than ACH a lot of times.
Meaning now, your agents can send checks :)
https://t.co/9M7eJHrCDI
grok @bot's that have actually stuck after a few months of using them:
chief of staff - daily priorities across all my client work from slack, linear, github, gmail, calendar, notion meetings. individual client bots run hidden in the background and feed it context
check supply production monitor - watches vercel logs, our database, github, and customer support emails for issues. i've merged a few PRs from it before i even noticed the bug
privacy guard - sends takedown requests for my and my family's personal data, checks every week that they stay offline
shemail - finds newsletters and outreach in my inbox, asks which ones to unsubscribe from
x follower bot - briefing on new followers so i can follow back interesting people and skip the crypto bots. also resurfaces stuff i bookmarked
spam musubi - checks my spam folders for legit customer emails that got caught
issue tracker - linear triage. creates tickets from slack and meeting action items i forgot to capture
dm triage - screens inbound on linkedin so i never have to open linkedin
snail mail (codex dot) - watches my business mailbox through earth class mail's mcp, flags deadlines and unfinished work across email, slack, calendar, github
codex imessage review - catches texts i owe someone a reply on, and deletes the payday loan spam texts i get every day
HOW TO SEND A CHECKBOOK
FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY
I will guide you on how to send and create a custom check linked to your bank account , print and delivered professionally ,
TOOLS NEEDED
1. Bank name
2. Routing number ( Usually 9-digit number found on your bank )
While ACH is super efficient, there are times when only a paper check will do—like paying a landlord who insists on it.
Enter Check Supply: an app that lets you send physical checks straight from your phone.
No checkbook? No problem.
https://t.co/KEmJ81wceR
Ever wondered how your paycheck lands in your bank account without you lifting a finger? That’s the magic of the Automated Clearing House (ACH) network.