Software products with a subscription or usage business model.
49 workflows
A Tines example workflow fires on a Stripe cancellation, lets an AI agent look up the customer's support tickets and account history, and posts a structured churn brief to Slack.
A solo founder's step-by-step method for pulling cancellation reasons from Stripe, surveys and support tickets into one place, tagging them by theme, and ranking themes by how much revenue they cost.
A product person connects Claude Code to PostHog and a folder of company context and interview transcripts, then asks it to explain a revenue dip, a funnel drop and user segments.
A CRO consultant describes exporting a GA4 funnel as a table, giving Claude the product context and constraints, and asking for the three biggest leaks with a hypothesis, change, metric and ICE or PIE score for each.
A shared n8n template pulls last week's Stripe revenue, Notion deal pipeline and a Sheets row of support numbers, has Claude write a three-paragraph summary, and emails and posts it to Slack.
A guide describes using an always-on OpenClaw agent to search Reddit and X for complaints about existing tools, check GitHub, Hacker News, npm, PyPI and Product Hunt for competitors, and turn the findings into an opportunity report before starting a project.
A founder-focused guide to trialing Grok for market scans, outreach drafts, document analysis and meeting recaps with a six-step test that splits public from private data and keeps human review.
The README for Nous Research's open-source Hermes Agent describes persistent memory, skills it creates after complex tasks, a natural-language scheduler and one gateway for chat apps.
An infrastructure vendor's guide sets out business uses for OpenClaw and a phased rollout: pilot a low-risk workflow, add guardrails and approvals, then scale once value and safety are shown.
An AI phone vendor's guide describes a solo founder template with an orchestrator, a business agent, a marketing agent and a dev agent reached through one Telegram chat, with claimed time savings.
Manus's own blog lists small-business workflows: researching top competitors' pricing into a dashboard, turning a rough plan into documents and a deck, and updating ClickUp, calendars and email.
A review of Manus describes goal-to-deliverable runs such as an eight-page market analysis with a price comparison in about 15 minutes, with tips for scoping tasks and the credit costs and failures to expect.
A small open-source evaluation shows a naive support agent deflecting every ticket while resolving about half, and a policy-gated agent that deflects fewer but resolves what it handles.
A merged helpdesk change that, when a ticket is resolved, asks an AI whether other customers are likely to ask the same thing and writes a draft article for managers to review if none exists.
An open-source support workbench classifies tickets into three tiers, drafts replies that cite help-centre articles, reads billing data in read-only test mode, and only proposes refunds that need a named approver.
An open-source ticket deflection engine escalates risky tickets directly, answers procedural ones by rule, and uses retrieval over documentation with three confidence bands for auto-reply, human review and escalation.
An open-source set of Claude skills that builds a shared context file, then produces positioning, customer research, competitive briefs, pricing and packaging and launch plans that build on each other.
A founder building a quiz funnel used AI for ten headline options in five minutes, a quiz rewrite and pricing copy, then found that choosing what to keep and cut was the real bottleneck.
A founder explains how trusting a confident, detailed AI pricing recommendation led to a structure that did not fit their audience, and the filter question they now use before acting on AI output.
A founder connects five MCP servers to Claude Code, each acting as an SEO analyst, market researcher, technical auditor or product analyst, with the prompts he uses, including a weekly rage-click report.
An MIT-licensed plugin of Claude Code skills that guides a founder from an idea scorecard and competitor matrix through MVP scope, pricing strategy, go-to-market and a pitch deck outline, saving each output to a project folder.
A developer says a SaaS with only welcome, reset and receipt emails lost users after a day, and a Claude Code command planned and built six lifecycle sequences that check app state between sends.
A paid newsletter tutorial uses one prompt to define activation milestones and then prompts for a welcome email and follow-ups at days 3, 7, 14 and 30 to move new customers toward activation.
A framework for choosing a first AI automation by its worst-case outcome, connecting an inbox read-only, watching the first twenty runs, and naming who verifies output before widening the agent's permissions.