A Chicago lunch spot runs bookings, reviews, and confirmations for $62 a month.
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Run the evening admin for [restaurant name]. Read new booking requests from [message channels]. Take the name, party size, and date. Check open slots in [availability sheet]. Reply with a confirmation or other times. When a new Google review arrives, draft a reply that names what the guest mentioned. Show me the draft. Send it only after I approve it. Each day at [time], send a text confirmation to tomorrow's bookings with the time and a reschedule link. Show me a summary each night.
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QuickBooks users who send agent-drafted reminders get paid five days faster.
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Draft my invoice follow-ups in [accounting tool]. Find every invoice past due by [days]. For each one, draft a reminder that uses the client's payment history and the source documents. Show me the lines you used. Show me each draft for approval before anything sends. Then list what I approved, what sent, and what is still open.
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A solo consultant uses Claude as his IT desk for laptop and phone.
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Audit [my laptop / my phone] like an IT help desk. First, list what you find: low disk space, weak security settings, and browser clutter. Rank the list by risk. Change nothing yet. Then fix one item at a time and check with me before each change. Never ask for, type, or store my passcode, passwords, or recovery keys. At the end, give me a list of what changed and how to undo each change.
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One agent ran outbound, content, and back office for eight months.
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Run my back office from [folder or system]. Each morning, list: proposals with no reply in [days], invoices unpaid past [date], and replies I have not answered. Draft one follow-up for each, in my voice, using [my examples]. Put every draft in one approval list. Send nothing until I approve it. Log what I approved and what sent. Never auto-send anything about money.
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Call transcripts go into a workspace that already holds voice and product facts.
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Use the context in [workspace]: my brand voice in [file] and product facts in [file]. Read this sales call transcript: [paste or link]. Draft a follow-up message that names the prospect's top pain points in their own words. Keep it under [length]. Then pull these numbers from the transcript: revenue, leads, and cost per lead. Put them in [tracker] and show me what you entered before you save it.
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A data agent talked a barbecue chain out of an extra opening hour.
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Use the sales and labor data in [system] for [day or period]. Compare two options: open at [time A] or open at [time B]. For each option, show past sales in that hour, the labor cost to staff it, and the gap between them. Base every number on the data. Flag any week that breaks the pattern. Give me your advice and the numbers behind it. I will make the final call.
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Two operators describe Cowork running invoices and a daily top-three email list.
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Set up my daily email digest. Each morning, read [inbox]. Score each open thread with this rule: [priority rule]. Send me one email that names the top three threads to answer today, with one line on each: who sent it, what they need, and what is blocked on me. Draft a reply for each one and show me the drafts. Send nothing until I approve it.
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A portfolio-company CFO says Claude saves a full-time worker's load between projects.
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Work on the files in [fresh folder] only. Task: [reporting task]. Use only the data in these files: [list]. Build the report in this format: [format]. List every figure with the file and line it came from. Do not delete, move, or rename any file. Do not send anything. Show me the report and the figure sources. I will check it and move the files back myself.
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One founder runs onboarding, support, and operations with a team of agents.
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Act as the operations team for [business name]. Each day: list new signups that did not finish onboarding and draft a help message for each; sort support messages into billing, technical, and other, and draft replies in my voice from [examples]; and post a short report: signups, payments, open issues. Show me every draft before anything sends. Stop and flag any case about money, refunds, or an angry customer.
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Agents run marketing, sales, and CRM for a one-person company.
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Set up one approval queue for [business name]. Every agent draft (outreach, posts, replies, proposals) goes into [queue] and nowhere else. Nothing sends without my tap. Each item shows: the draft, who it goes to, and what it asks for. Add a daily alarm if the queue holds more than [number] items or any item older than [days]. Send me one summary a day: sent, waiting, and failed.
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An online shop grades its bots on sales numbers, not on output volume.
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Grade the bots that work on [shop name] this week. For each bot, report: conversion rate on its pages, new favorites, new reviews, average reply speed, and image problems found. Use only data from [shop system]. Rank the bots by those numbers. Tell me which bot should get more work and which needs a fix first. Change nothing until I approve your plan.
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