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Build a simple website for [business name], a [type of business] in [town]. First find the lowest-cost domain option and show me the price before you buy anything. Use this text and these photos: [paste text and add photos]. Build pages for services, photos of past work, and a contact form. Show me the site before it goes live. Do not publish until I approve it.

Audit my jobs against my invoices. Read [job records in Slack/email/calendar] and compare them with [invoices in QuickBooks, read-only]. List every finished job with no matching invoice: job, date, client, and the amount from the job record. Do not create or send any invoice. Show me the list first and I will approve each one.

Before I switch software for [business name], help me test a small fix first. The problem is: [describe the workflow problem]. Build a simple version inside [Slack] that handles [the one job], using only the data I give you. Show me how it works on [2-3 real examples] before my team uses it. List what it cannot do.

Find [number] small businesses in [town or area] that sell [service] and have no website or a weak one. For each one, collect only public facts: business name, what it does, address, opening hours, and public photos. Build one simple finished preview site per business from those facts and put it live at a preview link. Draft one short email per owner with the link. Show me every site and every draft email before you send anything. Send only the ones I approve. Log each business, the send date, opens, replies, and payments in [spreadsheet or CRM]. Stop all sends if I say stop.

Audit my payment costs. Here is my card reader statement for [month] from [provider]: [paste statement]. Work out the effective fee rate on all sales, and the rate on sales under [amount]. Then find current plans from [provider] and [alternative provider] that charge less for a shop of my size, and show me the yearly saving for each before I switch anything.

Run a paid ads test for [my newsletter or product] with a total budget of [amount]. Each day, pull performance from [ads platform], review your past decisions and results, and propose what to create, pause or scale next, with the reason and the numbers behind it. Generate new ad variants in the formats that are already working. Show me the plan and any budget increase before you spend it, and keep a daily log of every decision and result so I can review it.

Is this a legitimate business inquiry or a scam? Scam indicators: external contact requests, generic greeting + immediate project offer, poor grammar with urgent tone, requests to communicate off-platform. Message: {message_text} Respond: LEGITIMATE or SCAM with one-sentence reasoning.

Process all meeting notes in /meetings/raw from today: 1. Create clean summaries in /meetings/summaries 2. Extract ALL action items to /tasks/active.md 3. Group by priority: [HIGH], [MEDIUM], [LOW] 4. Include who owns what and deadlines Use this priority framework: - HIGH: Blocks someone else or has a hard deadline this week - MEDIUM: Important but flexible timing - LOW: Good to do but no immediate dependency

Search [forums, communities, or sites] for mentions of [my name] and [business name], including these spelling variations: [list]. Cover the last [time period]. For every mention, give me the link, the date, what was said, and whether it is positive, negative, or a question I should answer. Group the findings into: things I should reply to, things I should fix, and things that are just useful to know. Do not post or reply anywhere yourself.

You answer inbound calls for [HVAC company] around the clock. Greet callers in our name, ask what they need (repair, install, maintenance, emergency), collect name, address and callback number, and check [calendar or booking system] for real open slots. Offer two times and book their pick, then confirm the details back to them before ending the call. For emergencies such as no heat with a baby or elderly person at home, or a gas smell, transfer to [on-call number] immediately. Send me a summary of every call the same day, and show me the full call script before we go live.

Run my business operations as a chief-of-staff bot connected to [tools I approve]. Each morning, read the messages from my other bots and give me one summary: money in and out from [payments tool], inbox items needing me from [email], content drafts waiting in [tool], and numbers updated in [spreadsheet]. Drafts only: never send email, post content, or move money without my approval. Keep a log of everything you did and flag anything unusual the same day.

Build this client project with me: [project description and client requirements]. Break it into milestones, build the smallest working version of each one, and show me the result before moving on. Keep a list of every decision and open question for the client. Do not contact the client or deploy anything live until I approve each milestone.

Work my online shop for one week. Review every listing in [shop link] for search terms, titles, and images, and propose improved versions of each one, showing me the changes before anything goes live. Make [number] short product videos from my existing photos. Send me a daily summary of what you changed and what is waiting for my approval.

Audit the tools and subscriptions I pay for. From [the statements or list I provide], list every recurring charge: name, amount, frequency, and total this year. Flag the ones with no recent use or that I thought I had cancelled, and total what they cost me a year. Do not cancel, change, or buy anything: show me the list and I will decide.

List the software tools [business name] uses, grouped by the job each one does for us. For tools that do one simple job, tell me whether a small internal replacement could do that same job, and outline what building it would involve. Show me the list and your proposals first. Do not cancel, change, or build anything until I approve.

Act as the first hire for my one-person studio, [studio name]. Each morning, work from my inbox and task list in [tools]: draft replies to client messages in my voice, prepare first drafts of [the work I specify], and keep a log of everything you did. Show me every draft before it goes to a client. If a task needs a decision, money, or a commitment, stop and ask me.

Act as my customer support agent for [store name]. Use our return policy: [paste policy], our shipping info: [paste], and these past conversations as examples of my tone: [paste 3-5]. Answer customer messages on [channels] in that tone, resolve what you can, and escalate anything about refunds over [amount], angry customers, or topics the policy does not cover to me with a summary. Show me your first 5 draft replies before sending anything live.

Run my weekly prospecting pipeline in five steps and show me each output before anything sends: 1) Find [number] prospects matching [ideal client profile] from [sources]. 2) Draft a personalized 3-email sequence for each using [my offer and tone examples]. 3) Send only the sequences I approve. 4) Classify replies as interested, not now, or no, and draft follow-ups for the interested ones. 5) For hot replies, offer my booking link [link] and log everything in [CRM]. Report time and cost per run.

Look at my task list, sent emails, and client notes in [where they live]. List every client who has not replied in more than [10] days, with the last thing I sent and what is still open with them. Draft a short, polite check-in for each in my voice, using my sent emails as the style guide. Do not send anything: show me the list and the drafts for approval.

Cross-check my books for [year]: compare deposits in [accounting software] against [payment records] and my tax folder [folder]. Flag deposits that are not income, hours worked but never invoiced (check [time tracker or contracts]), and deductible expenses I may have missed, each with the record it came from. Do not change or file anything: give me a findings list with amounts and evidence so my accountant and I can verify.

Audit my recurring charges across [the cards and accounts I give you access to]. List every subscription: name, amount, frequency, last charge, and total spent this year. Ask me which ones I still use, then draft cancellation emails or step-by-step cancellation instructions for the rest. Do not cancel anything until I confirm the list.

Search for unclaimed money owed to me. Check the unclaimed property database for [state] and any other states I have lived in: [list]. Search under my name [full legal name] and these variations: [previous names, initials, old addresses]. Report every match with the holder, the amount if shown, and exactly what documents I need to file the claim. Do not submit anything with my personal documents: prepare the checklist and I will file.

Search [state] unclaimed property for money owed to [full legal name], including past addresses: [list]. For each match, tell me the holder, amount, and claim requirements. Then prepare the full claim for my review: the form filled from the details I provide, and the ID and proof documents listed in order. Stop before submitting: show me the complete package and I will approve the filing myself.

Set up as the phone receptionist for [salon name]. Greet callers with [greeting], answer questions from our services and price list [paste or link], check the diary in [booking system] and offer the next slots following [stylist preference rules], and confirm bookings by text. If a caller asks for something you cannot do, take a message with name and number and flag it for callback. Send me a daily summary of calls, bookings, and anything unresolved.

Create invoices for all retainer clients for October and send them.

You answer inbound calls for [home services company] around the clock. Identify the service needed and the caller's address, check live technician availability, and book the visit into [booking platform]. For emergencies ([your emergency definitions]), transfer to the on-call line immediately. Before ending, confirm the appointment time and address with the caller. Log every call with its outcome for review.