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What people actually get these assistants to do, ranked by engagement on X. Each one has a prompt you can send and a link to the post.
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Print a morning newspaper from your calendar and email
Instead of checking the phone first thing, an agent pulls the day's calendar and email overnight and prints a one-page paper before the poster wakes up.
Try sendingEvery night at 5am, read tomorrow's calendar and anything new in my inbox, lay it out like a short newspaper front page, and send it to my printer. - 2
Prioritize email and pull customer context before a call
A CEO's team has used it for scheduling, email prioritization and assembling everything known about a customer ahead of a conversation.
Try sendingBefore my 2pm with [company], pull everything we have on them across email, CRM and Slack into a one-page brief. - 3
Queue warm prospects, send only after approval
One of seven bot setups shared: an outreach agent builds a daily queue of warm prospects and nothing goes out until a human approves it. Another answers sponsorship rate requests from a fixed offer.
Try sendingEvery morning, build a queue of warm prospects from my inbox and CRM, draft the outreach, and wait for my approval before anything is sent. - 4
Order furniture and book someone to assemble it
Ordered IKEA shelves and booked a TaskRabbit for delivery and assembly in the same job.
Try sendingOrder the [shelf model] from IKEA to my apartment and book a TaskRabbit to deliver and assemble it this weekend. - 5
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Reply to cold-email responses and book the call
A prospect replied to a cold email; the bot handled the objection, pushed for a time, got a verbal yes for Thursday at 2, and put it on the calendar.
Try sendingWhen someone replies to my outreach, answer their objections, propose two times, and book the call on my calendar once they agree. - 7
Watch X for trends and click-test your apps overnight
Across five businesses for a week: patrols X every fifteen minutes and pings when something starts moving, and click-tests the poster's apps all night.
Try sendingCheck X every 15 minutes for anything trending in [topic] and message me the moment a wave starts. Overnight, click through every flow in [app] and report what breaks. - 8
Edit your website by telling it what to change
Set up in thirty seconds by someone with no design background. They look at the site a couple of times a day and tell the bot what to change.
Try sendingChange the homepage headline to "[new headline]" and make the signup button green. - 9
Build a dashboard that shows what your agents are doing
Wanted a more fun way to watch a fleet of agents, so had Grok Bot build a dashboard where the poster's NFTs run around a village while the agents work.
Try sendingBuild me a dashboard that shows each of my agents as a character, what it's working on, and when it finishes. - 10
Book a rental car on Turo
One line and a screenshot: the bot found and booked a car on Turo for the poster.
Try sendingBook me a car on Turo for [dates] near [airport], something mid-size under $[X] a day. - 11
A partnerships bot that heat-maps 300 sales contacts
A "head of partnerships" agent tracks engagement across 300 partner sales reps, spots which regions to double down on or are being neglected, and helps plan quarterly events.
Try sendingTrack my contacts at [partner]: who we've talked to, how often, and which regions we're neglecting. Give me a heat map every Monday and suggest who to reach out to. - 12
Recover trial signups who stalled
Connected to a sales tool's MCP, one agent catches every signup that never connected LinkedIn, finds their email and profile, adds them to a sequence, and asks what stopped them.
Try sendingEvery morning, find trial signups from yesterday who never finished setup, look up their email and LinkedIn, and add them to the "what stopped you?" sequence. - 13
Win a refund after support said no
Reviewed the whole email thread with a vendor that had refused a refund, then wrote and sent the response that got the money back.
Try sendingRead my email thread with [company] about the refund they refused, write a response that makes the case, and send it. - 14
Set up guardrails before giving it your inbox
Reluctant to hand over Gmail, the poster asked the bot to install Superagent's Context Guardrails on itself, and it set the whole thing up.
Try sendingBefore you get access to my Gmail, install Superagent's Context Guardrails on yourself and show me what it will block. - 15
Run the kids' school logistics
A weekday morning digest of the calendar plus what actually needs a parent, with a separate agent per kid pulling grades, assignments, portal info and school email, triaging act-now from FYI, and drafting replies for approval.
Try sendingEach weekday at 6:30am, check the school portal and school email for each kid, list what's due and anything that needs me today, and draft replies for me to approve. - 16
Automate app releases end to end
Skills that trigger the build, upload it to the App Store, autofill the release notes, and run end-to-end tests on every update.
Try sendingWhen I tag a release, build the app, upload it to App Store Connect, write the release notes from the commit log, and run the E2E suite before submitting. - 17
Chase a refund through live support chat
Sat in a live support chat for a service the poster forgot to cancel, checked in on the important decisions, continued by email, and got a $100 refund the same day.
Try sendingI forgot to cancel [service]. Contact their support, get the last charge refunded, and check with me before agreeing to anything. - 18
Book beach chairs for a vacation, calls included
Pulled up the hotel reservation, researched beach chair and umbrella companies nearby, made three phone calls and booked the week online with the card on file, in about thirty minutes.
Try sendingWe're at [hotel] the week of [date]. Find beach chair and umbrella rentals nearby, call to check availability, and book us for the week. - 19
Check Airbnb every day for a better place
With a refundable Airbnb already booked too far from a race start, a bot checks Airbnb daily for something closer and better and reports back.
Try sendingMy Airbnb for [event] is refundable until [date]. Check Airbnb every morning for a place closer to [address] at a similar price and message me when you find one. - 20
Prep LinkedIn prospecting every day, you approve the first touch
An agency owner plugged a lead tool into Grok Bot; it preps live LinkedIn prospects daily and the owner approves every first message. Three appointments booked the first week.
Try sendingEvery morning, build a list of 20 LinkedIn prospects matching [criteria], draft a first message for each, and wait for my approval before sending. - 21
Find webinars worth attending and book them
A bot that knows the poster's learning goals for the next six months scans a list of sites for relevant webinars, checks the calendar for space, and books them. Used to take 15 to 30 minutes a week.
Try sendingMy learning goals this half are [topics]. Each week, check these sites for webinars that fit, make sure I'm free, and register me. - 22
Track the cost of cancelling a flight you might not take
A flight booked at 50/50 with cancellation fees that rise over time; an agent reports each day what cancelling costs now and when the next fee tier kicks in.
Try sendingFor my [airline] booking [confirmation], tell me every morning what it costs to cancel today and the date the next fee increase kicks in.
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