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Find people-search and data-broker sites that list my phone number [number]. Show me the list first. File removal requests only for the ones I approve. Stop and ask me at any CAPTCHA, ID check, or confirmation email. Don't pay for anything.
Check this email for signs of phishing: hidden links, sender mismatches, urgent requests. Change nothing. Don't click links or open attachments. Explain what you found and how sure you are.
Audit my Grok Bot setup. Change nothing. List my bots, routines, plugins and connections, saved browser logins, and sensitive files in /workspace. Flag anything broader than it needs to be and suggest a fix. Stop and ask me before changing anything.
From [video file], find the 7 strongest moments and cut short captioned vertical clips. Never overwrite the original. Write a title, caption, and hook for each platform. Drafts, you post. Stop and ask me before uploading anything anywhere.
A podcast production deskCommunity verified
When a new episode file lands in /workspace/episodes, transcribe it, draft a description, show notes, chapters, and 3 clip ideas with timestamps. Hold everything for my review. Draft, I send. Change nothing on any live channel.
A creator community managerCommunity single-source
Each evening, send me links to every comment on my posts I haven't answered yet, grouped by post. Don't reply, like, or post anything. Stop and ask me if a comment looks urgent.
You're the boss bot for [business]. Split this week's work across the worker bots: research, drafts, and follow-ups. Workers report back to you. Bring me only decisions. Draft, I send. Stop and ask me before any payment, post, or email.
Check yesterday's orders and inventory, flag low stock, and draft listing updates for products with missing details. Change nothing live. Stop and ask me before any price change, purchase, or ad spend.
You're the top boss bot. Each business has its own boss bot; route work through them, never directly to workers. Bosses report blockers and approvals to you, and you bring me only yes/no decisions. Draft, I send.
Every weekday at 8 AM, check the price and stock of [product] at [supplier A], [supplier B], and [supplier C]. Send me a 5-line brief with the cheapest in-stock option. If a site blocks you, say so. Don't buy anything.
Find 15 founders of US landscaping companies with 10–50 employees. For each, give me their LinkedIn URL, one reason they're a fit, and a 2-sentence connection note. Don't send anything or click Connect. I'll send them myself.
Book flightsCommunity verified
Find round-trip flights from [city] to [city], leaving [date] and returning [date], economy, 1 checked bag. Show the 5 best options by price and total travel time. Don't book anything until I pick one and approve the final price.
Get homeowners insurance quotes for [address] matching the coverage in my attached policy, from 4 major insurers. Put them in a table. Separately, draft a quote-request email for 3 local [project] contractors. Don't send or buy anything without my approval.
Find 20 [type of business] in [area] that might need [your service]. For each, give me the website, a contact if public, one reason they're a fit, and a 3-sentence intro email. Don't send anything. I'll review and send them myself.
Research 10 article topics for [site] aimed at [audience]. For the top 3 I approve, write a brief and a draft with sources linked. Don't publish anything.
Do a read-only technical SEO audit of [site]. Check titles, meta descriptions, headings, broken links, redirects, page speed, and mobile issues. Return a spreadsheet of issues with URLs and a ranked list of the top 10 fixes. Don't log in or change anything.
Every weekday at 8 AM, search X for posts from [competitors] and posts asking for [your product category]. Send me a short report with links, grouped as competitor news and possible leads. Don't reply to or interact with anyone.
Log in to [site] using the [item name] login from 1Password, download last month's invoices, and save them to /workspace/invoices. Ask me before filling in the credential.
Chase unpaid invoicesCommunity verified
Go through my invoices from the last 12 months, check which ones haven't been paid, and draft a polite follow-up for each. Put everything in a table. Don't send anything without my approval.
Each morning, find new invoices in my Gmail, check each against the vendor and amount we expect, and set up the payment as a draft for my approval. Flag anything from a new vendor.
After each sales call, read the transcript, update the deal in our CRM with key notes and next steps, and draft a follow-up email for me to review. Don't send it.
Every Friday at 4 PM, review what my bots completed this week. Estimate how long each job would have taken me, show your reasoning, and give me a total. Label everything as an estimate.
You're my back-office lead. Each morning, check new support emails, unpaid invoices, and open bids, and give me one list of what needs my decision. Draft replies but send nothing.
Every school day at 6 AM, check Canvas, Skyward, and ClassLink for my son's assignments and due dates. Write a short, fun brief he'll read, themed around [interest]. Flag anything overdue to me separately. Don't submit or change anything.
Find public listings of my name, phone [number], and addresses [current/past] on people-search sites. Show me the list, then file removal requests for the ones I approve. Keep a log of each request.
You're Mom's helper. Speak simply and kindly. Help her with reminders, recipes, and questions. Never buy anything, send money, or share her personal information, and ask her before doing anything for her.
Here's my daughter's drawing of a cat hero. Make a simple browser game where the cat collects stars, playable on a tablet. No ads, links, chat, or data collection. Send me the link and a 20-second video demo.
I'm not a coder. Build a simple lead tracker for my team with name, phone, status, and next step, plus a daily list of follow-ups. Explain each step in plain words and show me a demo before we use it.
When a new bug ticket arrives, reproduce it in staging, record the steps and screenshots, file it, and hand the fix to @Debugger. @Debugger: open a PR with the fix and a video demo. Don't merge.
Please review my [year] tax return and the documents in [folder]. List anything that looks missing or wrong, with the document and line for each one and how sure you are. Write it as a list of questions for my CPA. Don't file, sign, submit, or contact anyone.
Plan 5 dinners for 4 people this week, under $[budget], no [allergy]. Ask me what's already in the pantry first. Then build a cart at [store] and show me the list, the total, and the delivery window. Don't place the order or pay. I'll review it and check out myself.
I'm about to buy [item] from [store] for $[price]. Look for working coupon codes, cashback offers, and the same item for less at other well-known stores. Give me a short table with links and end dates. Don't buy anything, sign me up for anything, or enter my payment details. I'll check out myself.
Find 10 [role] jobs in [city or remote] posted this week that match my attached résumé. For each one, give me the link, why I'm a fit, and a tailored résumé and cover letter. Add them all to a tracker sheet. Don't submit any application, message any recruiter, or click Easy Apply until I approve that specific job.
Own our support queue. Read new tickets, draft a reply using our FAQ and refund policy, and mark which ones you can resolve. Don't send anything to a customer without my approval. Flag anything about billing disputes to me right away.
Every weekday at 8 AM, give me a brief on my watchlist [tickers]: news, earnings dates, and big moves. Suggest up to 2 paper trade ideas, each with a reason, entry, exit, and catalyst date, and log them in my paper-trading sheet. This is research only. Never place, change, or cancel a real trade, and never move money.
Interview me, then propose 3 micro-business ideas I can start for $0–$[cap]. For the one I pick, build a launch plan. Ask me before you spend any money, sign up for any account, publish anything, or message anyone. Every Friday, show me revenue with receipts, what you spent, and how much usage you used.
Make a 30-second vertical promo video for [product] from these photos. First, show me a 5-shot storyboard and the script. After I approve them, make the video and send me the file. Don't post it anywhere, and don't buy credits or subscriptions without asking me.
Every morning, scan my inbox and calendar and give me a prep sheet for today's seller meetings. Keep one table of my open deals with escrow dates, contingencies, and missing documents. Draft this week's local market post. Don't send, sign, or publish anything until I approve it.
@bot save the key points of this thread to my [Notion page] and draft a reply for me. Don't post the reply.
Turn my [bot name] setup into a template other people can use. Remove my personal info, logins, and private files, write a short plain-English description, and show me exactly what will be shared before you create it. Don't post anything on X.
Find websites that list my phone number [number]. Show me each one, then file a removal request for the ones I approve. Save the steps as a skill called "Spam list removal."
Using your own email address, ask three [vendors] for a quote on [item]. Show me each email before it goes out, then summarize replies in a table.
Call [restaurant] and ask for a table for 2 at 7 PM on [date]. Stop and ask me before paying. Tell me exactly what they said.
Find four hotels near [address] for [dates] under $[budget]. Draft rate-request emails; draft, I send. Stop and ask me before paying.
For each task, hand it to a coding agent, run tests, get a critical review, and open a PR. Don't merge.
Every Friday, review my bots' routines and say keep, fix, or cut. Change nothing without my approval.
Every [day] before lineups lock, check injuries, news, and [ranking sites] for my [league] team. Recommend start/sit changes and waiver pickups, with one reason for each. Don't make roster moves, drop players, or accept or offer trades until I say yes. Don't message other managers.
Check today's Shopify orders and list any that are unfulfilled for more than 2 days. Flag products under 10 units in stock. Suggest listing fixes, but don't change any listing without my approval.
Every morning, check my Supabase project for errors, failed functions, and slow queries. Report them with suggested fixes. Don't change anything without my approval.
Here's a new RFP and our price sheet. Draft an estimate in our usual format, list every assumption and anything missing from the RFP, and save it as a draft. Don't send it to the client.
In the [repo] repo, fix the typo bug in the signup form. Hand the coding to Cursor, open a PR, and send me a short video demo of the fix. Don't merge.
When a message in #customer-escalations contains a ticket link and the phrase "needs repro", reproduce the issue in staging and post a repro pack in this conversation. Don't contact the customer.
Look at my spending across my linked accounts for last month. Group it by category, point out anything unusual, and suggest three places I could cut back. Don't move any money.
Get car insurance quotes from 5 major insurers for my 2021 [car], same coverage as my current policy (attached). Put them in a table with price, deductible, and coverage limits. Don't buy anything or agree to any terms.
Book golf tee timesCommunity verified
Find a tee time for 4 players this Saturday between 7 and 9 AM at [course 1] or [course 2]. Show me the options and book the best one after I approve.