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
Run outreach, you approve every send
Prospects queued, replies handled, calls booked, nothing sent without a yes.
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.From @ericosiu, @cbwritescopy, @NiklausFuller, @Anushkaa1407 and 1 more
- 2
Ship website or app changes by text
Tell it what to change; it edits, releases and tests.
Try sendingChange the homepage headline to "[new headline]" and make the signup button green.From @DrCamiloOrtiz, @disamdev
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Run a team of agents that stay out of each other's way
One bot remembers what the others are doing so nothing gets done twice.
Try sendingYou are my chief of staff. Keep a running record of what each of my other bots is working on, and stop any of them starting work another has already done.Power-user territory: these are people running ten or twenty bots, not a single assistant.
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Watch what your agents are doing
A dashboard, a warning when a routine burns credits, an overnight patrol.
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.From @kocer_eth, @iamjakestream, @PrajwalTomar_, @cryptoschuster
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Think out loud by voice
Draft an article while your hands are busy, or show it a problem on camera.
Try sending(Voice mode) I want to write a piece about [topic]. Let's talk through the angle, then draft it.From @Parsats_eth, @jameygannon
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Turn meeting transcripts into follow-ups
Every evening, your action items and everything you're waiting on.
What they sentEvery evening, go through today's Granola transcripts and list every action item I own, every follow-up I promised, and everything I'm waiting on from someone else.From @nateliason
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Handle client intake through to booking
From first message to a booked job, in your tone.
Try sendingWhen a new client messages me, find out what they need, quote my rates, negotiate within my range, book them, and follow up if they go quiet.From @Abrahammetaa
- 8
Run a launch day
Watch the ranking, answer comments, post updates while you talk 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.From @DataChaz
- 9
Plan a study schedule for a test
Hours you have, sections you're weak on, a plan and quizzes.
Try sendingI take the ACT in three days and can study about ten hours. Plan my sessions by section and quiz me on the weak spots.From @anshulcreates
- 10
Review claims for fraud on a schedule
Check every claim against the logs, remove the fakes, pay the real ones, repeat.
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.From @boondachshunds
- 11
Run ads, leads and meetings from a self-hosted agent
Creatives, ad account, CRM and calendar wired into one agent you host.
Try sendingEvery morning, pull yesterday's ad performance, update the numbers in the sheet, flag creatives to refresh in Canva, and list any new leads that need a Calendly invite.Self-hosted; the poster wired the integrations themselves.
From @didac_email
- 12
Run a content desk
Researcher, writer, designer, scheduler and editor as separate bots instead of a team.
Try sendingSet up six bots for my content: one researches topics, one writes, one designs, one schedules, one edits, one reports on what performed. Each does one narrow job and hands off.From @0xtoriin
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Run ads with a rule it must not break
Build the campaigns off your site, hold to a ROAS floor, shut off what misses.
Try sendingBuild ad creatives from our site and socials, run them, and shut off anything under 2.0 ROAS. Show me before anything goes live.From @Printable3dLab
- 14
Get a daily brief on a set of companies
Watch what a list of companies publish, blogs, podcasts and press releases, and get one brief a day.
What they sentConnect with Synorb to build me a daily brief of what public and private AI related companies are publishing.From @bshivarthy
- 15
Turn my project into a recording-ready video script with every claim verified
A script you can read on camera, with each number checked against the source and mismatches flagged rather than repeated.
What they sentTurn my project into a recording-ready video script with every claim verified. - 16
Audit a trending open-source repo for real security vulnerabilities and report them responsibly
Pick a repo, run the scanners, confirm what is real with a proof of concept, and draft the disclosure.
What they sentAudit a trending open-source repo for real security vulnerabilities and report them responsibly. - 17
Audit my website and tell me what is hurting its SEO
Crawl the site end to end and come back with the specific problems and the fix, not a generic checklist.
What they sentAudit my website and tell me exactly what is hurting its SEO. - 18
Find what is trending, write it up, and draft the social post in one go
A three-step chain, curate, write, promote, where each step feeds the next with nobody in between.
What they sentIn one go: find what is trending, turn it into a written piece, and draft the social post, without me steering each step. - 19
Triage my GitHub every morning, but only tell me if something actually needs me
A daily check on pull requests, issues and releases that stays silent on a clean day.
What they sentTriage my GitHub every morning, but only tell me if something actually needs me. - 20
Turn a current news story into a publication-ready article with cited sources
Research a story that broke today and hand back a finished, cited piece without steering the research.
What they sentTurn a current news story into a publication-ready article with cited sources. - 21
Get a morning news and repo brief on Telegram
One message a morning: markets, an AI roundup, a paper of the day, new issues on your repos and the top of Hacker News.
What they sentBrief me every morning on Telegram: overnight news, repo activity, and what's on today.
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