New direction for this account.
Each day I'll share one AI agent tool that's actually worth trying, with a plain "use it for" note. No hype, no 50-tool threads.
Every pick lives here: https://t.co/NU3PvgArfu
Know a tool I should look at? Reply below.
readywhen catches what you promise in email, calls and messages, shows who's waiting, and drafts the reply or chase. Nothing goes out until you approve. Also on WhatsApp.
Use it for: the quote you said you'd send tonight.
https://t.co/12hJPbOfWC
@simplywiseusa Do most shops list permits as a fixed line, or pass them through at cost once the town sets the fee? Wondering which way customers push back on less.
https://t.co/MnV02tDHFq
@leo_mercerr A funded competitor showing up is a decent sign the problem is real. The Dec 1 voice agent launch is the one to watch.
What kind of business do you want answering calls with it first?
Have you authorized your bots to use your credit cards to make purchases?
If so is it completely on their own or do they need to ask for approval?
AI bots are using credit cards. Banks are racing to keep up. https://t.co/APLANksdLt
What helps you stay on track with your plan when nothing seems to happening? Like sales.
Do you keep working or do a small step back, look everything over again, then get back to it?
I struggle with this. Anyone else?
@sonuv_dev Funny how that works!
Cheap code moved the hard part, it didn't remove it. The first 10 usually come from a place where people already complain about the problem, answered by hand for a few weeks before the product ever comes up.
What are you building?
@toddsaunders That line is the whole buying decision for a lot of small crews. They don't need the smartest setup, they need to know who picks up when it breaks at 2am.
What do the owners you talk to ask about first, support or price?