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A meeting to prepare for. An inbox to work through. A folder that needs some order. Pick a task, give Agentastic the context, and work from a result you can review.
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Bring an invitation, recent messages, and project notes together in a brief. Keep the decisions, supporting facts, and unanswered questions in view.
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Use this invitation and these notes to prepare a one-page meeting brief. List the decisions we need to make, cite the source for each fact, and flag missing context. Suggest an agenda for 25 minutes.
What to ask for:A meeting brief with sources, decisions, and open questions.
Turn selected threads into a queue you can work through. See what needs a reply, what is waiting on someone else, and what needs a closer look.
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Triage these email threads into Reply, Review, Waiting, or Reference. Give a reason and next action for each. Flag explicit deadlines. Draft replies only for the threads I choose, and leave the inbox unchanged.
What to ask for:A prioritized action list and reply drafts to review.
Start with a folder inventory, then review a proposed filing plan. Resolve unclear names and destination conflicts before changing your working files.
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Inventory this folder and propose a filing plan by project. Show each original path, destination, and reason. Leave ambiguous files in place. Flag name collisions and wait for my review before moving anything.
What to ask for:A proposed move list, with uncertain files marked for review.
Give the agent a question and the criteria that matter. Compare information across web pages, keep the sources beside the claims, and make gaps visible.
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Compare the three options on these web pages using my criteria: features, limitations, and fit for this project. Return a table with source links and dates checked. Mark anything you cannot verify as unknown.
What to ask for:A comparison table with sources and unanswered questions.
Work with selected text or a document you provide. Turn notes into a project update, shorten a long reply, or adjust a draft for its intended reader.
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Turn these notes into a short project update for my team. Separate progress, blockers, and next steps. Preserve the facts and names. Ask about missing details instead of inventing them.
What to ask for:An editable draft grounded in your notes.
Once a prompt works, make it part of a repeatable routine. Use the task scheduler for recurring prompts and check its execution requirements before relying on a run.
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Summarize this week’s project notes. List completed work, unresolved blockers, and decisions I need to make next week. Cite the relevant note for each item. Return a draft for my review.
What to ask for:A repeatable weekly review, with a prompt you can schedule.