Morning briefing
One short note before the day starts: the messages that need you, the meetings ahead and anything falling due.
Two dozen jobs worth delegating, each with a brief to paste, the order the agent works in and the rules that keep it on course.
A capable agent is wasted on vague requests. Each playbook here sets out one job in full: the brief to paste, the order in which the agent works through it, the guardrails to add to your rule sheet and what you should hold at the end. They are grouped by area of life, and each names the agents that suit it, from those built for the job to those that manage with some setup. Begin with a low-stakes one and work upwards.
One short note before the day starts: the messages that need you, the meetings ahead and anything falling due.
At the end of each week, the agent sorts what is still open, what you are waiting on and what can be put away.
After each meeting, the notes become a list of actions with owners and dates, plus a draft follow-up for you to check.
A sheet updated every evening with each application, its status and the next step, drawn from your inbox.
When a month closes, its receipts become a categorised report with totals.
A weekly list of bills coming due, with amounts, and reminders placed in your calendar.
Once a month, a review of recurring charges that spots price rises, overlaps and trials about to turn into bills.
Before a contract renews, the agent compares the new price with the old one and with what else is on offer.
A weekly plan of clubs, school events and lifts, with what to bring and who is driving.
Seven dinners planned around your week, with a shopping list and an order that waits for your yes.
For a repair at home or in a rental, the agent finds tradespeople, drafts enquiries and lines up the quotes side by side.
Every booking, address and connection for a trip gathered into one document you can keep offline.
A daily check on a route and dates you care about, with an alert when the fare drops below your target.
Before a trip, a checklist of passports, visas and entry rules, each item linked to an official source.
A weekly basket of the everyday basics you run out of, built from past orders and sent for approval.
Each new order is logged with its last return date, and a reminder arrives before the window closes.
The agent finds slots that fit your calendar and books the one you choose, sharing as little as possible.
The agent tracks when each prescription will run out and reminds you in time to reorder.
The articles and papers you saved this week, condensed into one digest with a link back to each.
A short conversation every day in the language you are learning, with corrections and a growing word list.
Your notes and links from the week turned into a newsletter draft in your own voice, ready to edit.
Each day, new comments, reviews and messages sorted into questions, complaints and spam, with replies drafted.
A morning summary of open pull requests: what waits on you, what is failing and what has gone stale.
When a test fails at random, the agent reruns it, finds the pattern and proposes a fix on a branch.