Use cases
What people get these assistants to do, and which ones can actually do it. Solid logos are jobs we tested; hollow ones are jobs people report.
- 1
Make an image or a game in the chat
A birthday card, a meme edit with music, a trivia round, a small game.
Try sendingPull the top bobo memes from this week and cut them into a 15-second edit with music.The benchmark's content test asks for a birthday image and a trivia round in the chat.
From @mehdiy_fa, @rekt_tekashi
- 2
Build a tracker or a page by describing it
A food tracker, a net-worth tracker, a try-on page for your wardrobe, from one sentence.
Try sendingBuild me a personal [food / net worth] tracker: find my existing data, set up a page I can open on my phone, and keep my login in your vault.From @ohkamisli, @raunaqbn, @kottley, @anniehu824
- 3
Send a PDF to your Kindle, reflowed
Clean it up and email it to the device.
What they sentReflow this PDF into a Kindle-ready document and email it to my Kindle address.From @sidin
- 4
Build Magic decks from the cards you own
Connect your collection and the meta; stop buying cards.
Try sendingUse my ManaBox collection and the current EDHREC meta to build a Commander deck around [commander] from cards I already own.From @boondachshunds
- 5
Find events worth going to and book them
Webinars or openings that fit your goals, checked against your calendar.
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.From @DigialiTay
Nothing matches that search.
Ranked by upvotes, hands-on tests, how many assistants people report doing the job, and engagement on the posts; newer jobs get a small lift. Founder and vendor posts are left out. The scorecard, not this page, is the benchmark.