Each workflow gets you a finished deliverable in one sitting: a few short steps, prompts to copy and a quick check before you use it.
Mina sends the onboarding checklist by 16 October.
Owner and date statedLaunch moves to Friday.
A suggestion, not a decisionDraft the welcome email.
No owner. Ask before it shipsKeep the current launch date until support confirms coverage.
“Agreed: keep the current launch date…”
Send the revised customer onboarding checklist
“I will send the revised customer onboarding checklist by 16 October.”
Draft the welcome email
“No owner assigned.”
Move the launch to Friday
“We could move the launch to Friday…”
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Read the workflow ↗Order number
Exact delivery date
Asks for the order number and delivery date, explains that eligibility must be checked, and does not promise a prepaid label.
Escalate requested exceptions to a manager. Verify an incorrect-item claim before promising prepaid return shipping.
“Exceptions require manager review.”
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Read the workflow ↗Onboarding checklist draft finished
Ops-1
Support review of the checklist
Ops-1
Customer pilot starts 19 October
Sales-1
Support has not received the checklist; review cannot begin
Support-1 · Ops-1
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Read the workflow ↗Choose a real task. Follow the steps. Check the result.
Capture the current draft, decisions and next action so a fresh chat can continue your unfinished work.
You get A saved handoff note beside the current draft, ready for a new chat or colleague
Turn a few rough notes into a short update you can paste into your team email today.
You get A reviewed weekly update with completed work, open items and next actions
Give a desktop coding assistant your business facts and get an HTML page you can open and share.
You get A self-contained FAQ page and a short record of its checks
Start a coding agent in one folder and leave with a local FAQ page, without setting up a website project.
You get An offline-readable index.html FAQ and review-notes.txt
Use your approved facts to build a simple one-page site and open a Cloudflare Pages preview for review.
You get A static business website folder and a public-safe Pages preview URL
Use your own redacted writing samples to make a portable skill folder, then check its drafts against messages kept out of the training set.
You get A reviewed writing-style skill folder, evaluation drafts and copies for your chosen assistants
Paste the notes and leave with a short action table and a message your team can review today.
You get An action plan with owners, dates and open questions, ready to share
Use the customer message and your actual policy to produce a reply you can approve and send.
You get A customer reply grounded in your policy, with missing facts resolved or flagged
Turn updates you already have into a short report with completed work, next steps and decisions needed.
You get A weekly status report ready to paste into an email or team update
Bring your offer and the prospect’s enquiry to a chat, then leave with an agenda and five useful questions.
You get A one-page discovery-call plan with an agenda, questions and a proposed next step
Group a small batch of comments into a traceable table you can bring to your next team review.
You get A theme table with feedback IDs, counts, contrary evidence and follow-up questions
Collect a few public pages and turn them into a brief with evidence, gaps and questions for your next planning meeting.
You get A one-page competitor brief with linked evidence and three decisions to discuss
Give your team a clear first draft of permitted work, approval routes and data rules, ready for the responsible owner to review.
You get A one-page draft AI-use policy and a short list of approval questions
Use three company examples to choose a small AI task worth trying in your own team.
You get A three-option AI shortlist and a one-page proposal for the best candidate
Turn three documents into a short brief you can check against the originals and send for review.
You get A one-page brief with checked citations, conflicting facts and open questions
Turn your website copy and recent posts into a short guide your team can use for its next draft.
You get A one-page brand voice and style guide with rules, examples and a review checklist
Check one specific claim against original sources and leave with a short note you can share with your manager.
You get A one-page evidence note with a verdict, source links, caveats and a proposed next action
Turn two or three quotes into a side-by-side sheet showing scope, stated costs and unanswered questions before anyone selects a supplier.
You get A source-linked quote comparison and clarification list for the purchasing owner to review
Write a short company brief once, then reuse the same facts in three assistants without repeating your introduction.
You get A company-context.md file, saved project guidance and a first business draft in each assistant
Give your assistant a rule list for a morning priority table and reply drafts you review before sending.
You get An approved inbox rule list and a scheduled morning task that groups messages and drafts replies
Translate an approved answer, check the meaning with a fluent reviewer and save a clean reply for your customer.
You get A reviewed customer reply in the requested language, with names, terms and commitments preserved
Turn a few approved public pages into a one-page briefing with dated facts, visible gaps and three questions to confirm with the customer.
You get A checked customer research brief for an upcoming meeting, with a compact source register
Sort a small batch of enquiries against your actual offer and leave with a clear handoff for sales.
You get A lead review sheet with evidence, missing facts and recommended next actions for human approval
Use a short recording and its transcript to make a procedure someone else can follow.
You get A reviewed SOP document with numbered actions, completion checks and unresolved questions
Package an approved process once, load it in your assistants, then use it to produce the next piece of work.
You get A process-skill folder and one work product made from your SOP
AI shouldn’t be another thing on your to-do list. We turn business tasks into clear workflows you can understand, adapt, and evaluate.
