Poke with your Gmail or Outlook account connected.
Our starter prompt
Find emails from [person] about [topic]. Summarise what needs my attention and suggest a reply for me to review. Do not send, delete or archive anything.
What to expect
Relevant messages and a suggested reply for you to check.
Poke supports Gmail and Outlook, not iCloud Mail or Yahoo Mail. Check the requested permissions and review replies before sending. Background automations need a paid plan.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Access to Microsoft Copilot chat and a short description of the message you want to write.
Our starter prompt
Help me draft a short [type of message] for [audience]. Use only these facts: [notes]. Keep the tone [tone], flag missing details instead of inventing them, and return a draft I can edit.
What to expect
A concise draft with missing information marked for you to fill in.
How to check it is done
Read the draft aloud and verify names, dates, facts and tone before copying it into a message.
Free chat is separate from Copilot inside Microsoft 365 apps and from Cowork task access.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Poke with your supported calendar account connected.
Our starter prompt
Check my calendar for [date and time zone] and suggest two free slots for a [duration] meeting. Show any conflicts. Do not create, move or cancel events, and do not contact anyone yet.
What to expect
Two proposed times with any calendar conflicts for you to check.
How to check it is done
Verify the calendar, date and time zone against the original event list. Approve a proposed time separately before creating or sending an invitation.
Connect a supported Google or Outlook calendar first. Free usage is limited; background automations require a paid plan.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Find messages that need my attention. Group them by urgency, explain why, and draft replies for review. Do not send or delete anything.
What to expect
An inbox shortlist and reply drafts to check.
Requires adult Muse access in the US or Canada and an email connection. Check the read, draft and send permissions separately; review replies before approval.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Connect Instagram for your saved posts; this is not broad search across Meta apps.
Our starter prompt
Group my saved fitness posts by equipment and session length. Link each post, and ask about my goals and preferences before suggesting a weekly plan.
What to expect
Organized saved ideas and questions to answer before planning.
Requires eligible Muse access in the US or Canada, age 18+, and a connected Instagram account. Saved posts do not establish broad search across Instagram, Threads or Facebook.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
This is a provider demonstration. Connect the calendar if you want availability checked. Booking-site access and suitable tables are required; approve the exact date, time and party size before booking.
How to check it is done
After approval, check the restaurant or booking service for the reservation number, date and number of guests. A shortlist alone is not a completed booking.
Source reviewed 2026-10-17. Not our own hands-on test.
Connect your mailbox to find confirmations. An agent’s own email address is a different thing.
Our starter prompt
Find my booking for [hotel or destination] on [dates] in Gmail. Give me the confirmation number, cancellation deadline with its time zone, and hotel contact details. Link the original email. Do not change the booking.
What to expect
One short booking reference with a link back to the email.
Needs your connected Gmail account. Check deadlines against the original email before acting.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Instinct advertises grocery shopping. Give it a short list and budget, ask it to check stock and delivery, and review the basket before approving a purchase.
A provider example, not our own test. Needs Instinct access and a supported merchant and delivery address. Swedish service coverage and account pricing are unconfirmed.
How to check it is done
Check quantities, substitutions, delivery address and total cost in the merchant basket. After approval, verify the order confirmation with the merchant.
Source reviewed 2026-10-17. Not our own hands-on test.
Suggested test, not a reported result. Requires adult Muse access in the US or Canada, a connected Gmail account and a calendar with the right permissions. Ask for a table, flag unclear dates and approve each proposed event.
How to check it is done
Compare every date and time with the original email. Approve one event, verify its calendar and time zone, and confirm that no other events were created before approval.
Source reviewed 2026-10-17. Not our own hands-on test.
Computer access, task allowance and three public pages about the same decision.
Our starter prompt
Compare these three options using their public pages: [links]. Give me a short table with dated facts, a source for each claim and unknowns clearly marked. Finish with questions I should answer next. Do not buy, book, create accounts or contact anyone.
What to expect
A source-linked comparison you can inspect before making a decision.
How to check it is done
Open every source link. Confirm dates, amounts and missing details before deciding.
Our suggested task, not a tested outcome. Computer requires eligible paid access and task usage may consume credits.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Computer access, a non-sensitive previous brief and a few current source links.
Our starter prompt
Update this brief using only these approved sources: [links]. Separate unchanged facts, new findings and things that can no longer be verified. Cite every change. Return a draft and a change list; do not schedule future work or share the result.
What to expect
A revised brief with a clear list of changes for your review.
How to check it is done
Compare the new draft with the original and verify each claimed change against its source.
An untested starter suggestion. A one-off refresh does not create a recurring workflow; scheduling and ongoing usage are separate choices.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
A Manus account with task allowance, three public links and one clear decision to research.
Our starter prompt
Compare [three options] using these public pages: [links]. Make a short table with the relevant facts, a source link for each claim and any missing information. Date the comparison. Do not buy, book, contact anyone or create an account. Give me a draft to check.
What to expect
A dated comparison with source links and unknowns for you to verify.
How to check it is done
Open each cited source and verify the compared facts. Keep unavailable information marked as unknown.
Our suggested first task, not a reported test. Check each source and current price. Research tasks consume plan allowance or credits.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Be 18 or older, sign in to Gemini and check your available Deep Research allowance.
Our starter prompt
Research [question] using current public sources. First show me the research plan. In the report, separate facts, comparisons and unanswered questions, and link each important claim to its source. Do not use my email or Drive unless I explicitly choose those sources.
What to expect
A plan to review, followed by a source-linked report if you start the research.
How to check it is done
Inspect the plan before starting, then open the key citations and check the report’s dates, facts and unresolved questions.
Requires a signed-in account. Daily research limits apply, and connected Gmail or Drive sources require a separate connection.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
A running MausBot setup with the relevant Gmail, Calendar and Slack connections, plus model access and usage allowance.
Our starter prompt
Prepare a one-off morning brief using the connected sources I approve. Give me today’s meetings, messages that need a reply and the three open decisions. Link each item to its source. Do not send messages, change events or create a recurring routine.
What to expect
A source-linked brief to check before acting on any item.
How to check it is done
Check each item against the original email, calendar event or Slack message. Make sure no action was taken and no schedule was created.
A provider example, not our test. Needs connected Gmail, Google Calendar and Slack, plus a running host. Model and service fees may apply.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Eligible Grok Bot access with the account’s agent email address enabled and one harmless message you want to review.
Our starter prompt
Summarize this message in your inbox: [message]. List what it asks for, flag missing information and prepare a short reply draft. Do not send it or create a routine. I will review the draft and use Send myself.
What to expect
A summary and reply draft. Every outgoing message still needs your Send click.
How to check it is done
Send a test receipt to the agent address. Confirm the routine produces a source-linked summary and leaves any reply as a draft until you press Send.
One shared agent address per account. An incoming email only starts work through a routine you create. Press Send on every outgoing draft, including routine replies. Your existing Gmail is a separate connection.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
This route is read-only and does not require connecting your X account.
Our starter prompt
Find public X posts about [topic] from the last seven days. Group the main themes, link to the posts and separate personal opinions from supported claims.
What to expect
A source-linked reading list grouped by theme, with gaps and uncertainty called out.
Public search does not require a connected X account. Private account data does, and search is not a complete count of a conversation.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Connect the supported app that holds your source material. Check its allowed read and write actions.
Our starter prompt
Update this deck using the new figures and feedback. Cite each changed number and list points I need to check.
What to expect
Revised slides and a short change list for review.
How to check it is done
Introduce one known change in the source material. Check that dots identifies it, links to the source and proposes the matching slide changes. Review figures before sharing.
Requires eligible dots access, connected source material and an explicit follow-up instruction. Personal Pro excludes the EEA, UK and Switzerland; workspace rollout and admin rules differ.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Cue access, agents in a group chat, and your date, location, budget and guest count.
Our starter prompt
Help plan an event for [guests] in [city] on [date], with a budget of [amount]. Split venue research and shortlisting between the agents. Compare options with source links and prepare a short presentation. Wait for my choice before contacting or booking a venue.
What to expect
A venue shortlist and presentation for your decision, with work split inside Cue.
This is teamwork inside Cue, not a connection between the brands on this site. Check current early-access requirements with Cue.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
This is a skill setup with OAuth, rather than a one-click connection to every Google service.
Our starter prompt
Prepare a weekly brief about [topics] from [source links]. Include the date, a short explanation and a link for each item. Make one brief for me to review before we schedule recurring delivery.
What to expect
A dated reading list to review before turning it into a scheduled task.
Needs a running Hermes setup, web tools and a connected delivery channel. Model and tool usage may cost extra.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Running Hermes and your notes as text, or a configured voice-message input.
Our starter prompt
Turn these notes into a task list grouped by project. Flag dates or names you need me to clarify. Draft calendar entries for review, but do not create them.
What to expect
Project tasks, clarification questions and calendar drafts for you to check.
A custom setup reported by its owner. Voice input and calendar access need separate configuration; we have not reproduced it.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Meeting notes you can share and a clear purpose. Plugins are optional and need their own permission.
Our starter prompt
Use these meeting notes to create a one-page brief: purpose, decisions already recorded, questions still open and the next owner for each action. Use only names and dates in the notes. Leave missing owners or dates as unassigned. Do not send anything or change my calendar.
What to expect
A short document that distinguishes recorded decisions, open questions and unassigned actions.
Notes can be incomplete. Missing owners or dates should stay unresolved until you check them.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Paid Cowork access and a few proposal files you have permission to share. Local folder use needs Claude Desktop open.
Our starter prompt
Compare these proposal files in a table: provider, stated scope, price and billing period, delivery date, exclusions and source page. Do not convert currencies or assume a missing price is free. List the three most important unanswered questions. Do not contact providers or accept an offer.
What to expect
A source-linked comparison and questions to check, with no purchase or commitment.
Prices can use different billing periods or currencies. Check the original proposal and exclusions before deciding.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Notes you can share. A paid plan is needed when you hand off a Cowork task; free chat has its own limits.
Our starter prompt
Read these notes and identify up to five themes. For each, include a short supporting passage and its file or heading, then explain what remains uncertain. Keep conflicting views separate. Finish with three follow-up questions. Do not invent a quote or claim that a theme represents everyone.
What to expect
A concise thematic summary with traceable passages, disagreements and follow-up questions.
A summary can miss context. Check supporting passages and keep disagreements visible.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Manus Studio video access and enough credits, a short brief and source assets you can use.
Our starter prompt
Help me plan a 15-second introduction to [project] for [audience]. Use these approved facts and assets: [material]. First show a three-scene storyboard and flag missing information before generating video. After I approve it, prepare an editable draft. Keep captions short and do not publish it.
What to expect
A storyboard to approve, followed by an editable video draft if you choose to generate it.
How to check it is done
Watch the full draft, check every factual statement and inspect the timeline. Confirm the export format and actual usage before another generation.
Our suggested task, not a tested result. Check video access and credits first. Use material you have permission to use; review generated claims, music and visuals before sharing.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
A Hermes setup with memory enabled and one writing preference you want it to keep.
Our starter prompt
Use the memory tool to save this writing preference: start with a short summary, then give the details. Show me what was saved so I can check it. I will test the format in a new session.
What to expect
A saved preference you can inspect and try again in a new chat.
The reviewer had to correct failed saves and updates. Check that a preference was actually saved.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
A few notes or documents you can share, plus Work access. No connected account is needed for this uploaded-file starter.
Our starter prompt
Use only the files I attach. Make a five-slide presentation for a general audience: the goal, what the sources establish, three useful findings, open questions and next steps. Link claims to the source file or page. Mark anything the files do not establish. Do not publish or send it.
What to expect
A reviewable presentation draft, with source references and a list of gaps.
Check every source reference and slide before sharing. Connected tools are optional for this uploaded-file task.
Our suggested prompt, based on the linked source. We haven’t tested this task ourselves.
Published examples and explicitly labeled suggested tests. Starter prompts are our suggestions based on the linked sources. We have not tested these tasks ourselves. Features and setup vary by agent.
