You have an agent. Now give it a job.

Most AI products want to rent you another worker: a hosted agent, billed per task, configured someone else's way. Roles here work the other way around. You already have an agent, and a role is a bundle of responsibility you hand to it: a mission, recurring jobs, clear boundaries, and the tools it needs. Your agent, your setup, your data.

Each role page shows what the role owns, which jobs it does, what data it touches, and where it must stop. One starter job per role is free to copy, so you can try the working relationship before committing to anything. When a role earns its place, a Setup Pack turns the whole thing into a guided installation: instructions, skills, stack choices, and safety rules you download, edit, and keep. The directory underneath stays what it always was: hundreds of concrete use cases you can browse freely. Roles organize the best of them into something a beginner can actually start with.