Fifty agents do the work. I decide what ships.

Traces the code, locks the design contract, cuts the worktree.

Writes the code and the tests inside the locked design contract.

5-criteria review and a reachability check on everything touched.

Hard gate on multi-tenant isolation. IDOR, auth, secrets.

Playwright tests on a per-ticket dev server, screenshots attached.

Two-phase deploy with health checks and auto-revert.

Writes the PR description, the flow diagrams and the ticket summary.

Ranks the backlog by what is closest to revenue.

Splits Sentry errors into revenue-path and watch-list.

Grades the pipeline agents on a 120-point rubric.

Archives stale handoffs, prunes worktrees, rebuilds the vault index.

Reads the deploy diff and opens a docs PR.

Drafts the posts in each product's house voice, plus head-to-head competitor comparisons where they fit. Every claim carries a source note. Review proposes fixes with evidence instead of throwing a draft away.

800 to 2000 words from keyword research and trend pulls, across rotating markets. Five hostile readers review a draft before I see it.

Publishes what I approved and drops the live link back in Slack.

Confirms the due post went out. Alerts me if it did not.

Runs the angle rotation, finds people with a Websets search plus email and site enrichment, writes the hook and the subject line, stages the batch. A judge scores every draft first.

Pulls Search Console, post metrics and signups, ranks which angles landed and which died, and writes what to do more of into the agent's own memory.

Scans 10+ competitors and reports what changed.

Writes the TikTok and Instagram talk tracks. Remotion renders the carousel and the video for review.

Sends the approved follow-up touches on their day and logs the replies.

Reads for AI writing patterns and sends the draft back until it sounds like a person.

Every statistic and named claim needs a source link, or the line comes out.

Reads the whole meeting transcript, including the 20 to 30% the auto-summary misses. Drafts the follow-up email, opens or updates the tickets with their sources, posts the team recap. Runs the weekly PostHog review. I read it in Slack and react.

Keeps every LLM and non-LLM service price in the catalog current: pulls OpenRouter and LiteLLM, then checks provider pricing pages directly for anything they miss.

Re-runs the monitors that failed, staggers the ones that collide, and raises a Slack alarm when search credits run low.

Restarts a dead Slack listener so a ✓ is never missed.

Expires any draft nobody approved within 48 hours, so the queue never goes stale.

Watch the public record for each client's market: appointments, filings, raises, maturities, deals. Each monitor is a written search; one client runs nine.

Pulls the week's new results and drops anyone already delivered, so a name is never billed twice.

Re-reads every candidate against the client's written criteria with the sources attached. Roughly 40% of raw candidates fail here.

Finds a work address, probes the mailbox, and grades it high, medium, low or best guess. Never the word verified.

Assembles the tabbed weekly report: every person, the event that put them there, the source links, the grade.

Prices the run and sends one usage event to MarginFront, so the week's cost is a number.

Posts the batch for review and watches for one reaction. ✓ sends, ✗ kills, silence expires it after six hours.

Emails the report or publishes it to the client portal, bills the new names, keeps the receipt.

Writes the opener for one prospect from the event and the client's voice settings. The client edits and sends. Quarry never contacts anyone.

Answers questions over the client's own rows. Read-only. It cannot act on them.

Reads the restaurant's name and address off the photo, confirms the match, then builds the sourcing report on the spot when none exists.

Digs the restaurant's site, press and supplier claims. A claim needs 3 public sources before it lands on a card, or the card says unconfirmed.

Drafts the email, the short video and the carousels for every account the restaurant runs. A human approves every post.