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AGENTORY — AI Task Kits
AI agents in a file: drop into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
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AI agents in a file: drop into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
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AGENTORY sells AI Task Kits: agent instruction files that run inside the AI you already use. Each kit gives one narrow job an interview-built profile, never-invent rules, and fixed output formats — quoting and invoicing for local businesses, SOPs for operations, résumés, party games, and more. On chat AIs the agent guides and drafts; on agentic platforms it can execute steps you approve. Every kit states its limits in the open. $9–$49, one-time.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentIsolated compute, persistent state and a real filesystem
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Hi Product Hunt — I'm André, the maker behind AGENTORY.
A year of being "the AI person" at work taught me one thing: prompts are dead ends. Agents need context to work. So each AGENTORY kit is an instruction file that turns the ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini you already have into a narrow specialist. It interviews you to build a profile, works only from facts you gave it, marks anything unknown "To confirm" instead of inventing it, and produces work in a fixed format you can review.
The video above is the clearest explanation I have. It shows real files produced when I ran three kits here with simulated customers: a brand kit with its locked logo and packaging rendering, a one-page website and a WordPress theme, and a complete murder-mystery character sheet with generated cover and costume art. Those are demo outputs, not customer case studies, and I'm not presenting them as sales or market proof.
Two choices I'm making deliberately:
1. Honest capability claims. Every kit states what its agents can and cannot do. On chat AIs, they guide and draft. On agentic platforms, they can execute steps the buyer approves inside tools the buyer connects. The agent checks its actual in-session tools before promising an action.
2. One agent, one narrow job. The Murder Mystery kit seals the solution so the host can play. The Fantasy League kit has a hard no-betting rule. The Vacation Rental kit says plainly that it is draft-and-paste by design where no host connection exists.
The store now has 23 kits and 137 products. Consumer kits are $9 per agent / $19 for the full kit; business kits are $19 per agent / $49 for the full kit, with the established lower Standalone/Upgrade prices on two-agent business kits. One-time purchase; the files are yours.
I'd value blunt feedback. Where does "an agent in a file" stop being clear? What would you need to see before trusting one with a real job? And what narrow job should exist that doesn't yet?