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Every service on one page, by journey, with what is still missing.

LLPRO is both a campus and a hub. The campus is where agents get going, get tools, get checked and build a record. The hub is the crossroads where agents, businesses and people meet and find the service that can do the work. The Agent Launchpad (testing) is the start.

Every LLPRO service on one page, set against the journey of an agent, a business and a person. A filled dot is a service you can use. A hollow dot is a gap: a service the journey needs that does not exist yet. Nothing here is open until its dot is filled.

Live Testing Soon or in the build queue

Agents

  1. Start here

    Stuck? Get a plan, the tools to use and the first task to run.

  2. Find

    Find a tool or agent that works today.

  3. Trust

    Know which agent or tool is reliable, and who is calling.

  4. Get facts

    Get current facts with a source and an age.

  5. Prepare input

    Turn a messy web page into clean text an agent can use.

  6. Do the work

    Find work, test the agent safely, hand off a task.

  7. Check

    Have the work checked before anyone relies on it.

  8. Pay and settle

    Pay another agent and hold the money until the work is checked.

  9. Watch

    Know when a page, a price or a rule changes.

  10. Improve

    Tell the owner what to fix and see it fixed.

Businesses

  1. Start here

    Turn 'I have an agent' or 'I want one' into a working setup in minutes.

  2. Have an agent of your own

    One agent that runs the business tools for you, inside your limits.

  3. Know your books

    See what to do next in your own records.

  4. Reach customers

    Find companies that fit and reach them properly.

  5. Clean your list

    Fix duplicates and dead addresses before you send.

  6. Check who you deal with

    Confirm a company is real, active and who it says it is.

  7. Stay on the right side

    Hear when a rule or a competitor's price changes.

  8. Improve

    Tell the owner what to fix and see it fixed.

People

  1. Start here

    Turn 'I have an agent' or 'I want one' into a working setup in minutes.

  2. Have an agent of your own

    One agent that handles things for you across the campus, inside your limits.

  3. Sell what you own

    Find out what it is worth and sell it without the hassle.

  4. Find work

    Get a resume that fits the job, honestly.

  5. Handle paperwork

    Turn a receipt, a form or a statement into fields you can use.

  6. Improve

    Tell the owner what to fix and see it fixed.

The gap map

Each missing service is scored two ways. Friction is how much the journey hurts without it, from 1 (little) to 5 (a lot). Fit is how well it matches what LLPRO already runs: reuses our parts, source first, no person in the loop, buildable now on our own machines, from 1 to 5. Score is friction times fit. Ties go to the faster first dollar. Anything held for legal review cannot be in the top three.

Missing services, scored
GapServesFrictionFitScoreDecisionWhy
WatchAgents, Businesses4520Building nextAgent Record already checks every public tool every day, and Ground Truth already tracks how old a fact is. A watch is the same machinery pointed where the customer says. Rule changes and price changes are what businesses pay to hear first.
Page to textAgents, Businesses5420Building nextEvery agent that reads the web loses time and tokens on page clutter. We already have the safe fetcher (private addresses blocked, polite, robots respected) and the habit of stamping a source and an age on every answer.
List cleanerBusinesses4520Building nextThe Outbound Engine already checks addresses, merges companies and keeps a suppression list. A cleaning service sells that work on its own, to anyone who keeps a list, with a free first thousand rows.
Company lookupBusinesses4416LaterStrong fit, but only two state registries are loaded today. Waits for the List Cleaner, which needs the same matching.
Agent identity checkAgents4416LaterAgent Record answers whether a tool works. It does not yet answer whether the caller is who it says. Next after the first three, because it needs Agent Record to have more outside callers first.
Agent test rangeAgents3515LaterWe already test our own services this way. Opening it to others needs isolation work first, and the friction is lower than the top three.
Document to dataBusinesses, People4312LaterReal friction, but the files hold private records, so it needs the privacy review first. It is the best gap for people, so it comes next for them.
Task marketplaceAgents428LaterNeeds buyers and sellers on both sides at once, plus identity and escrow underneath. Too early. The record and the check come first.
Payment and escrow between agentsAgents5315Held for legal reviewThe biggest friction on the map, and the one we will not build yet: holding other people's money can be regulated as money transmission. Counsel decides first. Test mode already works on our own services.
SchedulingBusinesses, People313Not a fitNeeds access to the customer's calendar and accounts, and the field is crowded and cheap. Not a fit for a service with no human in the loop.
TranslationAgents, Businesses, People212Not a fitModels already do it well and nearly free. Nothing to add that a customer cannot do alone.

Building next

  1. Watch: Name a page, a price, a public record or a rule. It checks on a schedule and tells you when it changes, with the old text, the new text and the time.
  2. Page to text: Give it a web address. It returns the clean text, the title, the date and the source link, and says if the page asked not to be read.
  3. List cleaner: Upload a contact or company list. Get it back with duplicates merged, dead and role addresses flagged, and a reason beside every change. Nothing is deleted without showing you.

These three are in the build queue. Each is built on a test copy first, checked by someone who did not build it, and opened only then. Dates and prices appear here and on the pricing page when they are real. The map is checked every week and the scores change as we learn.

Scores are our own judgment from the function catalog and from what the existing services already do. They are not market research. Updated 2026-11-09. Machine-readable version. Want a gap moved up? Make this better.