Whenever I book a trip that requires a visa, figure out the requirements for my situation. Build the document checklist, help me gather each item, and keep me on track for the deadline.
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- Put school dates on my calendar Scan my school emails and add important dates and deadlines to my calendar.
- Add the World's best 100 coffee shops to Google maps as a new list
- Audit my spending from email receipts Search my email for purchase receipts and subscriptions, then show me what I'm actually spending money on and how often, so I can spot waste.
- Help me choose a new laptop based on how I really use one, not on spec sheets. First ask me a few quick questions: what I do day to day (browsing, documents, photo or video editing, gaming, coding), how often I carry it around, which operating system I prefer, my budget, and anything I hate about my current machine. Then turn my answers into a short list of must-haves and nice-to-haves in plain words (for example, how much memory and storage I really need). Find 3 current models that are in stock at real retailers within my budget, and compare them side by side on price including tax and shipping, battery life from independent reviews, weight, screen, ports, and return policy. Point out anything I would be overpaying for. Recommend one, explain why in two or three sentences, and link where to buy it. Do not buy anything without my explicit yes.
- Help my household of [household members] split chores fairly. Ask me which chores happen daily, weekly, and monthly, roughly how long each takes, and which ones each person likes, dislikes, or can't do. Then build a weekly rotation that balances everyone's time, make a simple chart I can print or share, and set a short weekly check-in reminder so we can adjust it if it stops feeling fair.
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Watch a household staple for sales and remind me
Keep an eye on the price of at in . Budget I care about: under for the usual size, or a clear percent-off sale. Check how often: . 1. Find the current normal price and note the size or count so comparisons are fair. 2. Check on the cadence above. Only alert me when the price drops to my budget, a sale starts, or a better unit price appears. 3. When you alert me, say: store, product name, size, price, unit price, sale end date if known, and a link. 4. Put a calendar reminder for the sale end so I don't miss it. Do not buy anything without my say-so. 5. Stay quiet when nothing meaningful changed. Stop after or when I say so. - Check how my ad creative actually looks in-feed and flag anything that gets cut off or misaligned.
- Watch my competitors and alert me immediately when one launches something new or makes a significant move.
- 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.