Invoice chaser
Chases late payers in your voice and writes Monday’s collections summary. You stop playing the bad guy.
Tell us what eats your week — the invoicing, the inbox, the Monday report. An engineer builds it into an agent: you watch every run, you own the result.
Nothing to learn, no one to hire — one conversation starts it.
Each step, each tool, in plain English. No black box, no “trust me.”
Learn morecalendar.events.list → 12 events found
mail.read → 3 threads flagged for you
every tool call logged in plain English
the result is checked before it ships
see exactly what happened, any time
One fixed quote to build; every run priced to the cent. Nobody’s clock is running.
Learn morescoped before work starts
to the cent, on every receipt
pay for outcomes, not hours
Standard parts, full history — a new engineer takes over in an afternoon.
Learn moreskills, tools, policies, prompts, memory
every run, every change
not on someone’s laptop
Real work off real owners’ plates — build price and run cost on the label.
Explore all agentsChases late payers in your voice and writes Monday’s collections summary. You stop playing the bad guy.
Labels what can wait, drafts what can’t, and surfaces the three messages that actually need you.
Runs over the weekend so Monday’s brief is waiting before your first coffee.
“I described the job once, on a Tuesday. By Friday I had an agent, a receipt for every run, and my Sundays back.”
Hivework is also where you build: a real authoring environment — skills, tools, policies, prompts, memory — a feedback layer that catches conflicts before runtime, and paying clients on the other side.
Start buildingskills, policies, prompts, and memory as first-class, testable objects.
broken grants flagged while you build, not in production on Monday at 8 a.m.
scoped, quoted projects come to you. Ship well, get matched again.
agents shipped, avg. run cost, open issues. Proof, not promises.
you price the build once; nobody’s clock is running.
standard parts mean clean handoffs and repeat work.
It chased four late invoices the first week. I didn’t write a single awkward email.
I read the trace once, end to end, and stopped wondering what it does in there.
Scoped brief, fixed quote, paid on delivery. No discovery calls, no chasing.
The Monday report used to take my Sunday night. Now it’s waiting for me.
Every run costs about a quarter. I know because it says so on the receipt.
The conflict checks caught a broken grant before my client ever saw it.
I shipped three agents last quarter. The matching did the marketing.
Our last hire learned the whole setup from the run history in an afternoon.
Tell us what eats your week. A vetted engineer takes it from there.