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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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Turn kids' activity emails into calendar invites and flag conflicts
A standing instruction to watch fifty emails about kids' activities, create calendar invites with the right people copied, warn about conflicts ahead of time, and draft the fix.
What they sentMonitor these 50 emails about kids activities and make calendar invites cc'ing these people. Pre-alert me to conflicts and draft emails with suggested fixes. - 3
Catch a scheduling mistake before it bites
Noticed a mistake the poster's husband made while scheduling something for the family, flagged it unprompted, and suggested a fix.
Try sendingKeep an eye on our family calendar and tell me if anything conflicts or looks wrong. - 4
Parenting logistics from the tools the family already uses
Connected to inboxes, calendars, ClassDojo and medication order history, so the guidance is specific: what the kids need this week and what's slipping.
Try sendingCheck ClassDojo, our calendars and the pharmacy emails. What do the kids need this week and what am I missing? - 5
Keep a home remodel moving
Routines set up for a friend mid-remodel, starting with a weekly check-in that nudges the contractor when work stalls.
Try sendingEvery Monday, check what the contractor said was due last week, and if there's been no update, send them a polite nudge asking for a status and a date. - 6
A morning briefing with the replies already drafted
Sweeps email, drafts responses, sends a morning briefing and handles calendaring. The poster's point: it does this without being asked each day.
Try sendingEvery morning, brief me on what came in overnight, draft replies to anything that needs one, and flag calendar conflicts.
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