What people actually use Stratam for.
Four operator types, four sets of workflows. Concrete examples with the actual prompts and setup commands. Every workflow uses live tools — no mockups.
The 10 hours/week you stop spending on email + ops.
Inbox triage · calendar mgmt · customer follow-up · investor updatesYou don't get paid to read email. Stratam reads your inbox in the morning, drafts the replies that only need approval, and archives the noise. Same for your calendar, your customer list, and the weekly investor update.
Morning inbox triage
Stratam reads every unread email, ranks by urgency, drafts replies in your voice for routine ones, flags the 2-3 that need personal attention.
/app/settings. Tell Stratam in Discord: read my inbox every weekday at 8am ET.
Calendar intelligence
Schedule meetings without the 6-email ping-pong. Stratam checks your real availability, proposes 3 slots, drafts the confirmation, and creates the event when accepted.
JARVIS_USER_TZ=America/New_York so "afternoons" matches your local clock.
Weekly investor update (auto-draft)
Friday afternoon, Stratam pulls your Stripe MRR, GitHub commit activity, and key Discord conversations, drafts the update, and DMs you to review before sending.
/app/integrations. Schedule the cron: every Friday at 4pm ET, draft the weekly update.
Research and monitoring that runs while you sleep.
Competitor scrape · price monitoring · daily intel briefs · data pipelinesOperators don't need another chat window. They need a junior analyst who works 24/7. Stratam scrapes competitors on a schedule, watches prices, builds the CSV, runs the analysis, and surfaces the change worth your attention.
Competitor pricing scrape (multi-source)
Tell Stratam which competitors to track. He scrapes their pricing pages weekly via Playwright, builds a comparison CSV, and pings you when anyone changes their plans.
/root/.jarvis/intel/saas_pricing.csv.
Linear: Free / Basic $8 / Standard $14 / Plus $20
Notion: Free / Plus $10 / Business $18 / Enterprise (call)
Asana: Free / Starter $13.49 / Advanced $30.49
Median paid entry: $11/user/mo. Cheapest paid: Linear $8.
Set up weekly cron (Monday 6am). I'll DM if any plan price changes more than 5%.browser_action and code_exec are live by default. Cron schedule via schedule weekly: scrape pricing.
Watchlist alerts (any URL → any event)
Stratam watches a URL or RSS feed for changes and pings you when something matches. Useful for product launches, regulatory filings, blog posts from specific people.
/root/.jarvis/monitors.jsonl and adds it to the R41 polling loop.
Daily intel brief at your wake-up time
Curated morning summary: overnight news in your sectors, key X/Twitter conversations, your inbox status, calendar for the day. All in one Discord DM at the time you set.
brief me at 6am ET every weekday — stores schedule in cron. Customize sources via /app/briefing/config.
Alerts that don't cry wolf.
Price + funding + open interest · narrative scanning · position monitoringEvery charting tool sends 200 alerts a day. Stratam triggers on combinations — price + funding + open interest + sentiment — and only when multiple signals confirm. Fewer alerts. Higher signal.
Multi-signal price + funding alert
Combine price levels with derivatives data. Get pinged only when several conditions align — not every time price moves 1%.
/app/trading/journal./app/integrations. No trading permissions unless you explicitly grant them — Stratam is monitoring-only by default.
Portfolio drawdown + liquidation distance
Watches your open positions across exchanges. Pings you when drawdown crosses a threshold OR when liquidation distance closes faster than a set rate.
Narrative + social signal scan
Stratam scans X, news feeds, and key Discord servers for emerging narratives. Builds a daily "signal" report — what's gaining attention before it shows up in price.
/root/.jarvis/intel/narratives.jsonl; review weekly via /app/intel.
An engineer who lives in your repo.
Code review · bug investigation · doc generation · deploy automationStratam reads your codebase, suggests fixes, runs tests in his sandbox, opens PRs. Self-modifies his own source the same way. Anti-fab catches him if he claims to do something he didn't.
Investigate a production 500
Logs into the production droplet (via webhook trigger or direct ask), reads the error journal, finds the root cause, drafts a fix PR.
error_journal.jsonl:2843:
KeyError: 'currency' in handler.charge_card() line 412
Root cause: Stripe webhook payload schema changed in their March 12 release. The currency field moved from top-level to data.object.currency. Your handler still reads the old path.
I drafted a PR fix at fix/stripe-schema-v2 — single 4-line change with a backward-compat fallback. Tests pass in the sandbox. Want me to push?/app/integrations/github. Stratam never force-pushes to main.
Auto-generate API docs from your codebase
Run on commit or on demand. Stratam crawls your handlers,
extracts the routes + parameters + return shapes, writes docs to
/docs/api.md.
/docs/api.md:
✓ 47 endpoint sections (method + path + params + returns)
✓ Auth requirement matrix
✓ Curl examples for each (regenerated from your test fixtures)
✓ 3 endpoints flagged as undocumented (you ship them but they're not in any handler comment)
Diff shipped to docs/auto-api.md. Want me to PR it to main?read_file + code_exec are default. Point Stratam at the directory; he handles the AST parse.
Atomic deploy with rollback safety
Stratam doesn't push to prod without parse-check, snapshot, health-check. If anything fails after the deploy, watchdog rolls back to the pre-deploy snapshot within 60s.
refactor/auth-v2:
✓ Syntax check passed (137 lines changed)
✓ Snapshot saved: /opt/jarvis/.jarvis_self_history/20260517_184211.py
✓ Files SCP'd to /opt/jarvis/
✓ Container restarted (3.2s)
✓ Health check passed (uptime resumed, 0 errors in last 60s)
Done. Watchdog is watching for the next 5 min — auto-rollback if anything goes red.JARVIS_SELF_MODIFY_ALLOWED=1 in .env; Stratam handles the rest.
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