New AI agent recipes

Draft a small event’s running order

Organize confirmed times, segments and responsibilities into a draft running order, with timing conflicts and missing decisions.

Review expense categories and flag exceptions

Apply your approved category rules to an expense export and return a review workbook with only the uncertain decisions needing attention.

Weekly dinner plan and grocery list from meals we already eat

Turn familiar meals and the week’s time limits into a dinner plan, a checked shopping list and easy swaps.

Prepare a clear feature trade-off discussion

Compare a few proposed features against an agreed goal and show the trade-offs and missing evidence for a human decision.

Compare conflicting family-history claims

Build a claim-and-source table that keeps competing possibilities separate and shows what evidence is still missing.

Check help articles against real searches

Compare actual customer questions with a small set of help articles and draft specific findability improvements to test.

Make a pack-now, pack-later checklist

Sort one room’s items into pack now, pack after last use, keep accessible, and decide first.

Build an incident timeline for team review

Organize supplied incident notes into a sourced chronology with open questions for the review team.

Build traceable themes from interview notes

Group supplied interview excerpts into provisional themes while keeping participant references, contrary cases and gaps.

Practice STAR interview answers with your own stories

Build short, truthful story outlines and practise one interview question at a time, with feedback on clarity.

Prepare an IT ticket for a useful handoff

Turn permitted ticket notes into a factual handoff and a short list of missing details.

Update a job tracker from application replies

Give the assistant your tracker and recent replies; get a new tracker file with matched updates, source history and a short action list.

Compare job offers and prepare your questions

Organize confirmed offer details against your own priorities and list questions before you decide.

Make three versions of one lesson activity for different ability levels

Draft a core activity, a supported version and an extension that keep the same teacher-approved learning goal.

Find what’s missing from a creative brief before you start

Paste a client’s brief and get a verdict on whether you can start, the gaps and conflicts that block the work, the assumptions you’d be making, and a short email with the questions to send back.

Keep agreed meeting actions in one review list

Compare new meeting notes with an accepted action list and draft traceable updates for review.

Find out why two reports show different numbers

Give the two numbers and whatever you know about each report and get the likely causes ranked with a quick check for each; upload both exports and get a step-by-step bridge from one total to the other, then draft dictionary entries so the labels stop colliding.

Prepare a clear list of missing receipts

Compare transaction rows with a document index and prepare a precise request list for your accountant or client.

Check what is ready before a new hire starts

Compare a supplied onboarding checklist with team updates and prepare a readiness report for the human coordinator.

Prepare a one-to-one agenda and action log

Turn earlier meeting notes into a short agenda, then update a reusable action log from the decisions actually made.

Review payment-to-invoice matches

Review possible payment matches and investigate why an invoice is still open, with evidence for a bookkeeper.

Brag document: turn weekly work notes into achievement entries

Make a few factual work entries from rough notes, keeping your contribution, team credit, and evidence separate.

Learn from one practice mistake

Use one completed practice question to explain your mistake, make a short reminder, and check your understanding.

Turn your notes into a deck-ready slide storyline

Turn approved notes into a slide-by-slide storyline with a headline, key points, speaker notes, a visual suggestion and sources per slide, in plain text you can paste into PowerPoint or a deck tool, with every evidence gap listed.

Write an SOP from how you actually do the task

Turn your description of one routine task into a short draft procedure, then use a human walkthrough to find gaps.