Automation & AI agentsMy helpers — a register of AI personas and a router
My helpers — a register of AI personas and a router
A register of AI helpers with names and roles, plus a router that decides whose task it is: a map of who talks to whom and a shared task list.
How it's wired
Drawn from the live workflow — every node and every arrow is really there. The labels are translated from the originals.
What it is
A set of specialised helpers quickly runs into a problem of its own: to hand over a task you first have to choose whom to hand it to. That is the work you wanted to hand over. A register without routing stays a list of specialists and never becomes a team.
The router is what turns the register into a team: it reads the task and decides whose it is, and if it is compound it hands out the pieces. Beside it is a web-map showing who talks to whom, and a shared task list showing what is already in progress. A separate CEO bot pulls the results together.
Specifications: built on n8n, models on free tiers, and a Telegram chat as the only way in. It lives on my own server; the register itself is behind a password, so there are no screenshots on the showcase.
Nearby work
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