Clear the inbox. Plan something fun. Make something new. Explore what people are doing with personal agents.
MausBot’s example brings email, calendar and team messages into a morning brief, highlighting what changed and what needs your attention.
A provider example, not our test. Needs connected Gmail, Google Calendar and Slack, plus a running host. Model and service fees may apply.
Message Poke in WhatsApp or Apple Messages to check your availability and schedule a meeting in your connected calendar.
Connect a supported Google or Outlook calendar first. Free usage is limited; background automations require a paid plan.
Connect your inbox and ask Muse to surface important messages, organize the rest and prepare replies.
Requires an email connection. Check which actions you allow before handing over your inbox.
Receive messages at a Grok Bot email address, ask it to prepare replies and approve outgoing mail on a draft card.
The bot address is separate from your own mailbox. Access to your existing email needs the appropriate connection.
Ask Grok Bot to find public posts about a topic, check account mentions and see who shared a post before you draw a conclusion.
Public search does not require a connected X account. Private account data does, and search is not a complete count of a conversation.
Connect Instagram and ask Muse to turn your saved fitness posts into a personal plan, instead of leaving them in a folder.
This example uses saved posts from a connected account. It does not establish broad search across Instagram, Threads or Facebook.
Give dots your data and customer feedback, then ask it to revise the deck when new information changes the story.
Requires access to the source material. Check figures and the final slides before sharing.
Share an interview transcript with dots and get show notes and social-post drafts, carrying your edits across the versions.
Review quotes and attribution before publishing.
Give Hark your restaurant preferences and let Handoff work through a booking site. Hark demonstrates this with OpenTable and Resy.
This is a provider demonstration. Accounts, available tables and booking permissions still matter.
In a Cue group chat, give one agent venue research, another a shortlist and a third the presentation. You make the final choice.
This is teamwork inside Cue, not a connection between all the brands on this site. Cue access requires an invitation.
Instinct advertises help disputing an unwarranted bill using its phone and computer tools. Start with one specific charge to investigate.
An advertised task, not a verified saving. Confirm pricing and country availability with Instinct first.
Schedule Hermes to gather news and repository updates, condense them into a short report and send the source links to Telegram.
Needs a running Hermes setup, web tools and a connected delivery channel. Model and tool usage may cost extra.
GIGAZINE tested teaching Hermes to put a summary before the details, then asking it to use that format in a new chat.
The reviewer had to correct failed saves and updates. Check that a preference was actually saved.
Developer Dave Kiss reports rebuilding his personal website and moving its posts from Notion to Astro through Telegram.
A community build with configured tools and hosting access. We have not independently reproduced it.
A community recipe gathers posts from chosen subreddits into a daily digest, using your feedback to refine the next selection.
Requires a community skill and a running OpenClaw setup. The recipe reads posts; it does not post or vote.