I'll share photos of my houseplants. For each one, identify the plant (tell me how sure you are), then give me plain care basics: light, how often to water in , and signs of over- or under-watering. My home gets and I'm in . Point out anything in the photos that looks wrong, like yellow leaves or pests, and what to try first. Then build one combined weekly watering and care calendar so I check all plants in a single 10-minute pass, and offer to set reminders for it.
I'm selling on for about . Help me run the sale safely. Write the listing, then draft short replies I can use for common buyer messages (is it available, lowest price, can you hold it, where do I pick up). Never include my home address or phone number in any draft. Suggest 2 or 3 public meetup spots near , ideally a police station safe-exchange zone or a busy store lobby, and a daytime time window. Give me a quick checklist for the handoff: cash or a payment app only after I see it land, bring someone along, and walk away if the buyer changes the plan. Show me every message before it goes out; don't send anything yourself.
Before I post or send this , review it for anything that could reveal personal information: full names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, account or order numbers, faces of other people, license plates, location details, or anything in the background. List each item you find, where it appears, and how to cover or remove it. Then tell me whether it's safe to share as-is with .
Help me put together a costume for using mostly things we already have at home. Ask me what's in our closets and craft drawer, then give me a simple plan: what to use for each piece, step-by-step assembly with no special tools, and a short shopping list for anything missing that stays under dollars. Keep it comfortable to wear for a couple of hours.
Search my email for sign-up and welcome messages from the past years and build a list of online accounts I created. Group them into ones I clearly still use, ones I seem to have abandoned, and ones I'm not sure about. For the abandoned ones, find each site's official delete-account page or steps and put them in a checklist I can work through. Don't log in, delete, or change anything yourself; just give me the list and links.
I'm thinking of buying that's on sale for dollars at . Before I buy, check what this exact model has usually sold for over the past few months across major stores, whether the 'original price' looks inflated, and whether a better price or a newer model is likely soon. Give me a clear verdict: buy now, wait, or buy a different option, with links and the reason in two sentences.
Help me clean up my . Walk me through finding apps I haven't opened in months and suggest which to delete. Then, for the apps I keep, show me step by step where to check which ones can use my location, microphone, camera, contacts, and photos, and recommend which permissions to switch off or set to 'only while using'. Finish with a short list of the 5 changes that matter most, in plain words.
Here is my pile of things I keep putting off: . For each item, figure out the smallest first step that takes minutes or less, and tell me what you can do for me right now (look something up, draft a message, find a form, compare options) versus what needs me. Then sort the list by what is quickest to clear, and suggest when to do each of my parts this week based on my calendar. Do the parts you can do now and show me the results before taking any action that sends, buys, or books something.
My TV is a . Using the manufacturer's official support pages and current guides, give me step-by-step instructions, using only the TV's built-in settings menu, to turn off ad tracking and viewing-data sharing, disable autoplay on the home screen, remove or hide preinstalled apps I do not use, and speed up the menus. For each change, say what it does, the exact menu path for my model, and anything it might break. Do not suggest modifying firmware or anything that would void the warranty.
I am moving on . Build me a moving checklist ordered by deadline: what to book, cancel, transfer, or update, and when. Ask me which services and accounts I have (utilities, internet, insurance, mail, subscriptions, deliveries), then for each one find the official way to start, stop, or move service and note any notice period or fee. Draft the messages or form answers I would need, but do not submit, cancel, or contact anyone until I say yes. Finish with a one-page summary I can print.