Scan my email for paid subscriptions and cloud services I haven't used in months, then draft and send refund requests for the idle ones.
Musecases prompts
- I got a medical bill that looks wrong. Draft the dispute with the provider or insurer, track the due date, and follow up weekly until it's answered.
- I was charged a bank fee that shouldn't stand. Find it, draft a polite one-time courtesy request, and send it through the bank's message center once I approve the wording.
- I'm out of a consumable for an appliance and the manufacturer's own version is unavailable or overpriced. Verify the exact size or spec it needs, reject lookalikes that don't match, and find a compatible replacement I can actually buy.
- Registration for an activity opens at a specific time and I can't be at my phone. Sign me up for my preferred slot the moment it opens, and confirm back which slot you got.
- Something at home needs repair. Search my email for the company or tech who fixed it last time, look up their contact info, and draft the message I should send to book them again as soon as possible.
- My flight was delayed or cancelled. File the compensation claim with the airline, follow up until the credit lands, and help me rebook. I'll give you my confirmation code and loyalty number.
- Every night at 8 PM, review my last 24 hours of messages across my messaging apps (e.g. Messenger, Instagram DMs, personal email) and send me a short recap: who messaged, what it was about, and a separate 'might need a reply' section for anything I haven't answered yet. Keep it brief, report in even when nothing needs a reply, and never reply to anyone on my behalf.
- Tell me when the next season of my favorite shows are released. Give me the option to receive updates on expected timelines and delays. Do not include any spoilers about the shows in your updates.
- Check my calendar for my next trip, then search Instagram and Facebook for notable spots to visit there and give me a short list of the best ones.