24 loops
24 pre-built loops designed to
give you back your life
A loop is a job your agent runs on a repeating cadence, start to finish, grounded in your graph. All 24 come with every tier. You switch on the ones that fit your life. Drafts stay drafts: nothing sends itself. Hover or tap any loop to read what it does.
Builds one dated brief from your calendar, tasks, objectives, and overnight checks. It ranks what needs attention and shows the evidence behind each item.
Turns your calendar and relevant notes into a plan for the day or week. It can draft scheduling replies, meeting preparation, and follow-ups, but it never sends invitations or changes someone else's calendar.
Routes transcribed voice notes and quick text into tasks, knowledge notes, reminders, or questions. If something is unclear, Gigabrain asks instead of guessing.
Keeps a sourced list of replies, documents, refunds, and promises you are waiting for. It shows how long each item has been open and drafts a follow-up for you to review.
Creates a call sheet with the phone number, opening hours, reference details, questions, and a short opener, all sourced from your files. It never places the call.
Shows open and stalled tasks, next week's conflicts, completed work, and older notes that matter now. It does not close or reprioritize anything without your decision.
Matches bank statement lines with ledger entries and separates confirmed matches from gaps. Every result cites its evidence, and the loop never moves money.
Builds a register of recurring charges from your statements and flags possible new subscriptions, price changes, and trial conversions. It can draft a cancellation letter but cannot cancel anything.
Ages your exported invoices, checks the payment records available to Gigabrain, and drafts reminders for unpaid invoices. Paid or uncertain invoices are not chased.
Organizes the receipts and statements you provide into a cited candidate-deduction ledger and a list of missing records. It does not give tax advice or file a return.
Finds supported renewal dates, notice periods, expiries, and filing deadlines in your files. It prepares reminders and negotiation notes but never renews, cancels, or pays.
Builds draft timesheets from your calendar and sent mail, plus draft expense reports from receipt text. Unsupported time and unclear expenses remain questions.
Turns imported or connected inbox messages into a short triage table and drafts replies that need your attention. It never sends, deletes, or moves email in your inbox.
Turns a transcript into cited decisions, commitments, and follow-up tasks. Each item links back to the relevant passage in the transcript.
Sorts saved articles and newsletters by relevance to your current work. It quotes and cites what matters, lists the rest, and never clicks links or subscribes.
Turns source material you choose into draft posts, newsletter sections, and clip suggestions. Every factual line traces back to the source, and nothing is published.
Checks the folders and mail sources you configure, imports new files, skips duplicates, and reports contradictions. Scheduling is optional, and Gigabrain never moves or edits the originals.
Gives several agents a shared-vault and Git protocol for working at the same time. It assigns ownership and reduces collisions, but it is a coordination contract rather than an autonomous service.
Finds older notes and saved material that relate to your current tasks and objectives. It cites each match and can suggest a next step, but it does not create the task for you.
Uses your imported mail and calendar history to show who has gone quiet compared with your normal contact rhythm. It drafts a message for you to review and keeps only minimal contact notes.
Turns school email into a weekly list of dates, forms, payments, and things each child needs. Every item cites the message it came from, and nothing is sent to the school.
Builds a maintenance schedule from manuals, receipts, and inspection records. It also organizes emergency contacts and policy details without booking or buying anything.
Compares medical bills with insurer statements and quoted policy terms, then flags mismatches and builds a draft appeal pack. It does not give medical advice or decide whether coverage is owed.
Builds an evidence pack from receipts, statements, messages, and support transcripts, then drafts a complaint or refund request in your name. You review and send it.
