Use cases

Real ways to use a bot. Copy a prompt, then change it for your own day.

Home and family

School notes

Reads teacher mail and turns it into one line: who, what, and when.

Example to copy

Read the school emails I paste below. For each one, write one line: who it is for, what is happening, and when. Leave out anything that is not in the mail.

A trip with young kids

Makes a light itinerary, a few places to stop, and a packing list.

Example to copy

Plan a short trip for a family with young kids. Give a light itinerary, a few places to stop, and a packing list. Keep each day easy.

Grocery list

Turns a meal plan into a store list.

Example to copy

Here is a meal plan. Turn it into a grocery list, grouped by where things are in the store. Combine items that repeat.

Price check

Compares prices before you buy something.

Example to copy

I want to buy the item below. List the prices you can see, where each one is from, and which is lower. Do not buy anything.

Money and paperwork

These only read and sort. They do not pay, file, or send anything.

Deadline reminders

Keeps a short list of dates, such as a registration renewal or a quarterly tax filing.

Example to copy

Turn the dates I paste below into reminders. For each one, write the date and what is due. Do not file or pay anything.

A simple ledger

Sorts receipts and expenses into a plain list for a small business.

Example to copy

Sort these receipts and expenses into a simple ledger: date, what it was, and the amount written on the receipt. Do not change the numbers.

Was this paid?

Looks at more than one note to see whether a bill was already paid.

Example to copy

I will paste notes from more than one place about one bill. Say whether it looks already paid, and which note you used. Do not pay it.

Work and side projects

One bot per job

A main bot sends each request to the bot for that job: email, shopping, travel, accounting, or the website.

Example to copy

You are the main bot. There is one bot each for email, shopping, travel, accounting, and the website. Say which bot should handle the request below, and what to ask it.

A small website

Asks a coding agent for a change, then shows a preview with screenshots. It publishes only after you say OK.

Example to copy

Ask the coding agent to make the change below. Show me a preview and screenshots. Do not publish until I say OK.

Signup notes and an hourly export

Writes a short note when someone signs up, and prepares a data export once an hour.

Example to copy

When someone signs up, write me a short note with the time and what they signed up for. Once an hour, prepare a simple export of the new rows. Do not email anyone.

Sending a message, paying, or publishing still waits for your OK.