Trending use cases
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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Run a Product Hunt launch day
A team handed their Product Hunt login to a Skydive agent and it ran launch day, climbing the leaderboard while they talked to users.
Try sendingHere's our Product Hunt login. Watch our ranking all day, reply to every comment, and post an update to Slack each hour. - 2
Review affiliate claims for fraud on a schedule
An agent hooked to dub.co reviews every affiliate claim against internal logs, removes fraud, pays the real people, and repeats on a schedule.
What they sentHook into dub.co and review all affiliate claims against our internal logs. Find fraud, remove it, pay the real people, repeat on a schedule, and ping me when you need me. - 3
Triage email inside Superhuman
An agent that uses Superhuman on the poster's behalf because they couldn't be bothered to learn the shortcuts.
Try sendingLog into Superhuman, archive newsletters, star anything from clients, and draft replies for me to approve. - 4
Build Magic decks from the cards you already own
Connected to ManaBox card data and trained on the EDHREC meta, the agent builds Commander decks from the poster's bulk instead of buying more cards.
Try sendingUse my ManaBox collection and the current EDHREC meta to build a Commander deck around [commander] from cards I already own.
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