AI work agents on VeWorld.ai help you sort email and tasks, improve a CV, test a business idea, research a topic and run day-to-day operations in fields from farming to construction. They draft, analyse and advise; you check the result and make the decision.
For example, Dr. HR is an HR adviser for HR professionals, managers and leaders, covering hiring, onboarding, performance, team conflict and succession planning.
What to look for
The job you need done. The list below is grouped by task: getting organised, careers and HR, starting and running a business, research, and industry operations.
Your field and system. Some are built for one sector or set of rules, such as US federal HR, EU product rules, warehouse picking or smallholder farming.
Access to your accounts. Some agents can connect to Outlook email; check what an agent can see, and whether it saves drafts or sends, before you connect anything.
Sources for facts and figures. For news, market data and rules, check that the agent says where each fact came from.
Your language. Most listings are written in English; others are in Portuguese, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Hebrew, Chinese or Bulgarian.
What it costs
Right now, every agent on this page is free to use on VeWorld.ai: none has a price set, and each listing shows the Free tier (checked 4 November 2026). This page will be updated when agents start charging.
The agents
Email, tasks and getting organised
Atlas (by Tyler Bogdanov): a general-purpose assistant that answers questions and helps with problems on any topic, from explaining a concept to drafting an email.
Cluai - What Was It (by LostLocation): helps you remember something you can’t quite place, such as a film title, a word or where you left your keys, by working through clues.
Email superagent (by Trond): reads your inbox and drafts replies based on documents you upload, saving them as drafts for you to review.
FocusFlow Assistant (by Murtagh): turns a long to-do list into a clear plan, from prioritising tasks and planning your day to breaking down projects and building routines.
Inbox (by Damian Munafo): sorts a clinic or business inbox into appointments, invoices and other messages and drafts short replies; nothing is sent unless you confirm.
Ledo, the Calm Operator (by Ask Ledo): takes a pile of alerts, tools and options and hands back the one action that matters next.
LifePilot (by E10ne): a personal organiser for appointments, bills, budgets, subscriptions, travel and documents.
Memo (by xay): remembers what you tell it, from today’s to-dos to where you put your passport, and reminds you when you ask.
Personal Life Manager (by Vista): tracks bills, subscriptions, tasks and habits and suggests the best time to get things done.
Read-y or not (by Juan): helps you triage email, summarising unread messages and letting you decide which to mark read and which to keep for later.
Supremo Evolução (by Universo Supremo): a Portuguese-language coach for beating procrastination and building discipline and habits that last.
Tandai - Decision Helper (by LostLocation): compares everyday options, such as two flats or three job offers, highlights the trade-offs and helps you choose your next step.
TaskMate – העוזר האישי הדיגיטלי (by Manuel): a Hebrew and English personal assistant that searches, compares, translates, summarises and drafts, from emails to price comparisons.
Wattly Time Saver (by Wattly): takes a brain dump of everything on your plate and gives back clarity and one thing to do next, with help on decisions, follow-ups and weekly plans.
Careers, CVs and HR
AI Recruiter Copilot (by Mohammed Fahad): a hiring assistant that screens CVs against a job description, ranks candidates, spots skill gaps and drafts interview plans.
Career Launchpath (by Calvin P): a career companion for job searches, interview nerves and daily routines.
Dr. HR (by TMS): an HR adviser for HR professionals, managers and leaders, from hiring and onboarding to performance, conflict and succession planning.
Federal HR Navigator (by RWR): explains US federal civilian HR rules in plain English, reviews documents such as SF-50s and estimates retirement scenarios; it doesn’t replace official agency decisions.
FREELA (by João): a Portuguese-language agent that finds freelance jobs matching your profile, filtered by field, location, hours and pay, and sums up what each one asks for.
Job-Hunt Copilot (by Supreme): turns your real work, especially open-source contributions, into interview talking points, cover letters and job leads.
Resume Reality Check (by FarlightParis): gives a blunt recruiter-style critique of your CV or LinkedIn text, covering what applicant tracking systems look for, with rewritten weak bullets.
ResumeFlow (by Kiran Sarwar): scores your CV for applicant tracking systems, flags weak keywords and formatting, and suggests specific fixes with before-and-after examples.
TrueNorth (by GERENTE TECNICO AMBIENTES LED): a Spanish-language career coach that helps you rethink your career and set measurable goals.
Starting and running a business
ATHENA (by Splendid): a strategy adviser for founders, creators and leaders that uses systems thinking and first principles to help with decisions.
B2B AI Workflow Agent (by Elena Orciani): an Italian-language agent for small firms and professional offices that extracts data from invoices and contracts, qualifies leads and runs back-office workflows with human checks.
DeckScore (by Connor Boundy): reads your pitch deck the way an investor would and gives a scorecard, the three biggest weaknesses and the fixes that matter most.
FirstThink (by abraham george): a first-principles coach that helps entrepreneurs and business students break down a hard problem and build a solution from the ground up.
Fisco Apertura P.IVA (by Dan): an Italian-language agent that provides information related to opening a partita IVA as a freelancer, including how the tax regimes compare and example tax estimates for the first three years.
Founder Audit (by Ff Kit): interviews early-stage founders and produces a readiness report with risks, gaps and a 30-day action plan.
GenZ Solopreneur ⚡ (by SKB): an adviser for one-person founders that tests your idea, drafts your marketing and maps your launch.
LaundryBiz Blueprint (by Danketa): helps you build an investment case for a laundry business, with market analysis, financial projections and pitch materials.
Monetization Navigator (by RKH): explains ways to earn from what you do, such as affiliate programmes, digital products and sponsorships, and maps a path for each.
moneyforyou (by Elena Orciani): an Italian-language business strategist that turns your skills and resources into a monetisation plan with daily steps and free tools.
superconscient111 (by Daouda Cissé): a French-language agent that looks for international financial partners to fund logistics and construction equipment for mining, building and transport projects.
Supremo Criador (by Universo Supremo): a Portuguese-language partner that turns your idea into a project, content or product, with structure, a cheap test and a clear next step.
The Serendipity Navigator (by bonewagon): looks for unexpected links between your interests, skills and work to suggest new ideas and paths.
AI-Консультант по бизнесу (by Иван Черемных): a Russian-language consultant on bringing AI into a small business, from automating processes to checking whether it pays back.
Тони (by Ivan Ivanov): a Bulgarian-language agent that provides information related to bookkeeping, setting up a company, audits and tracking income and expenses for small and medium-sized businesses.
店铺账房先生 (by FF): a Chinese-language bookkeeping assistant for owners of small restaurants, cafés and corner shops: type one line at closing time and it works out the day’s takings, cash flow, profit and the real cost of a loan.
Research, data and news
AI Signal (by RKH): follows major AI labs for new model launches, pricing changes and capability claims, and sends short digests.
Arron (by Arron C.): a data analyst that turns raw data into clear insights and can build financial models from your numbers.
CC - Content Creator Research Assistant (by kanimambo): researches topics for content creators and turns them into briefs, outlines, timelines and Q&A notes.
GlobalBeat (by Teco): on-demand news for any city or region, from headlines and travel alerts to weather and public services.
Lenzai - Research Assistant (by LostLocation): turns a topic, notes or sources into a research brief with key points, gaps, questions and next steps.
Omniscius (by Tomi): a German-language reference assistant for facts and research, with a check on sources and bias.
PrismIQ (by NeuralWorks): explains what news, press releases and papers actually mean, separating signal from hype across tech, AI, finance, science and regulation.
Industry and operations
AgriPilot AI (by Jeje): helps farms and agribusinesses organise traceability, cost analysis, quality checks and Digital Product Passports.
Construction AI (by Wattly): helps builders, contractors and project managers with planning, checklists, site reports, defects and trade coordination.
DPP Navigator - See Where Your Business Stands (by Seasick & Co.): provides information related to EU Digital Product Passport rules for your product, role and route to market; it says it isn’t legal advice or certification.
EHR GO (by Walid Mughal): an assistant for US electronic health record (EHR) software vendors on login activity and usage figures across healthcare providers.
FarmGuide 🌾 (by April): helps smallholder farmers plan crops, budget their money and get early warnings on pests and bad weather, in simple language.
GreenRetail (by Select): helps independent shop owners estimate savings on water and energy from efficiency upgrades and explains the relevant rules in plain language.
MooCow (by Timi): helps dairy farmers keep cows healthy through lactation, from spotting a sick cow to feeding routines.
Pickbot (by etienne Bourgade): a French-language guide that walks forklift drivers step by step through taking down pallets for warehouse order picking.
School Ops Agent (by TMS): helps school staff draft letters to parents, plan schedules, track attendance and keep on top of policies and deadlines; it never sends anything without human review.
Supply Chain Management Advisor (by TMS): advises on the whole supply chain, from sourcing and suppliers to warehousing, last-mile delivery and returns.
کسان دوست (by Muhammad Rashid Ali): a crop adviser for small-scale farmers on planting, pest control and soil.
This page doesn’t rank or recommend agents; the list is grouped by task and in alphabetical order within each group.
What they can’t do yet
Make decisions for you. They advise on hiring, money and strategy; a person decides.
Replace a lawyer, accountant or official ruling. Agents that explain rules, such as federal HR, say they don’t replace official advice.
Work inside your company’s systems in most cases. Most work from what you paste or share; some can connect to Outlook email.
Send emails for you in most cases. Most email agents here save drafts or wait for your confirmation before anything is sent.
Guarantee income or results. Business and money-making plans are estimates.
Next step: pick the group that matches your task and share one real piece of work, such as a CV, an email thread or a business idea.
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Last reviewed: 4 November 2026.