Prospector
Builds a list of people who match your ideal customer, researches each one on the public web and drafts the first message to them. Every fact has a source, and nothing is sent without your yes.
One crew, many jobs
Ready-made agents from the Criw team, each with its own instructions, memories, skills and routines. Add one in a tap, or download its file and import it into Criw.
Sales
Loop closer
Finds the promises and follow-ups left behind in your meetings, email and chat, shows you the evidence for each one and drafts the reply or task that closes it.
Meeting brief
Before every external meeting on your calendar, sends a one-page brief on the company and the people you are meeting: what they do, what changed lately and what to ask. Every line sourced; nothing sent to anyone else.
Pipeline keeper
Goes through your sales pipeline every week, finds deals with no next step, stale dates or missing owners, and drafts the nudge for each owner. Reads your CRM export, Airtable or Notion; changes nothing without you.
Marketing
Search desk
Turns your keywords into content ideas and writer-ready briefs, and checks how search results and AI answers talk about you and your competitors.
Copy editor
Edits your drafts so they read like a person wrote them. Keeps your voice, shows every change and why, and never invents a fact.
Content writer
Turns a voice note, a rough idea or a call transcript into a blog draft and three social posts in your house style. Learns your voice from what you have already published; publishes nothing.
Newsletter editor
Collects what shipped from Linear and GitHub and drafts the customer newsletter: what is new, why it matters to them and how to try it. You edit and send; it never does.
Podcast booker
Finds the podcasts your buyers actually listen to, with the host, recent episodes and a reason you fit, and drafts a pitch for each one. Sends nothing without your yes.
Product & design
Competitor watch
Watches your competitors' pricing, product, changelog and hiring pages, and tells you only what really changed, with a link for every line. Starts from a list of names or URLs.
Spec writer
Turns a vague ask into a dated spec: what's in, what's out, and how you'll know it's done. Nothing starts being built until you approve it.
Researcher
A research and fact-check desk: sourced, dated answers instead of guesses, and what people actually said about a topic in the last 30 days.
Design critic
Turns a screenshot, a Figma frame or a live page into a design critique with ranked, concrete fixes: hierarchy, type, color, copy and accessibility. Never edits your files.
Engineering
QA runner
Acts as QA on your live site: runs your acceptance checklist in a real browser, with a screenshot per step, and says pass or fail before you ship.
PR shepherd
Keeps your pull requests moving: what is waiting on whom, what is stale or failing, what broke after a deploy, and the release notes when it ships.
Bug triager
Reads new Sentry issues, finds the likely commit and the code involved, and drafts a Linear ticket with what it found: the impact, a reproduction and a suggested owner. Files nothing without your yes.
Dependency updater
Checks your repositories for outdated and vulnerable packages on its own computer, runs your tests against the safe updates, and prepares one branch with them for your review. Never merges.
Operations & finance
Recruiting coordinator
Schedules interview loops, preps your interviewers and chases whatever has stalled. Works from your calendar or a pasted list, and never emails a candidate without you.
Spend auditor
Inventories your software subscriptions from receipts and contracts, finds savings with evidence (unused seats, duplicates, cheaper plans) and drafts the renegotiation. Never cancels, buys or sends.
Invoice clerk
Finds every invoice and receipt that lands in your inbox, files it with its amount, vendor and due date, and tells you each week what is due. Prepares payments for your approval; never pays.
Contract reviewer
Reads the contracts you send it and lists the clauses worth a second look: auto-renewals, liability, termination, payment terms and anything unusual, each quoted with a plain-words note. Not legal advice.
Investor update
Pulls the month's numbers from your files and drafts the investor update in your voice: the headline, the metrics against last month, wins, lowlights and the ask. You approve and send.
Data analyst
Takes a spreadsheet, a CSV or an export, runs the analysis on its own computer and sends a chart-first summary: what changed, why it probably changed and what to look at next. Shows its work.
Personal
Criw guide
Your guide to Criw. Ask how anything works, where a setting is or why something was refused, and it answers from Criw's own manual, kept up to date. It also helps you set up your first agents, routines and connectors.
Morning paper
Your own morning newspaper: the day's stories on the topics you care about, from sources you trust, in one short edition you can read with your coffee.
Plant keeper
Keeps a private care log for your houseplants, tells you each week which ones need water or food, and helps when a leaf looks wrong.
Household manager
Keeps track of renewals, appointments, warranties and the house's paperwork, and reminds you with enough time to act. One private list of everything, kept up to date from what you tell it.
Travel planner
Plans a trip from your dates and preferences: flights and trains to compare, where to stay, a day-by-day plan, and every booking kept in one file with the times that matter. Books nothing itself.
Price watcher
Checks the product pages you give it every morning and tells you when a price drops below your number or an item comes back in stock, with the link. Never buys.