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Work tasks for Instinct AI
Bringing scattered context into one brief you can act on.
Covers Follow-ups, unanswered threads, daily digests and drafts you review before they are sent. Leaves out Anything sent, filed or committed on your behalf without your approval. Here 19 of 162 tasks in the guide.
Choose by what you want back
- A summary of unresolved points and a follow-up draft for your review. Pick up a dropped thread
- A concise digest of today's calendar, unanswered messages and items needing a decision. Make a morning brief
- A reviewed list of bulk senders grouped by risk, with only the groups you approved unsubscribed and the rest left for you. Unsubscribe from marketing emails in bulk
- One table built from the chat, with each person's details, the message it came from and anything missing flagged. Turn a group chat into a spreadsheet
- One list of the admin sitting in your inbox, each item with its first small step, any deadline and a status, plus a routine for checking replies. Clear a backlog of life admin
- A short note listing messages in spam that may need your action, each with sender, subject and why it was flagged, with nothing clicked or acted on. Catch important emails in spam
- A user-reviewed support-email draft and a summary of the company’s reply, with no account change assumed. Draft an account support email
- A simple, live website built from content you supply, deployed to your own hosting account, with the page shown to you before it goes live. Build and deploy a website
- A branded site with payment set up, an outreach program that reaches potential partners, and a log of every message sent and every reply received, including anything resembling a legal notice. Build and launch a membership business
- A personal CRM you can query for a given ask, and a filtered, private contact list ready to send once you've reviewed it. Build a personal CRM for intros
- A list of found contacts, each with a personalized draft message ready for your review, sent only after you approve the wording. Find outreach contacts and draft messages
- A written email confirmation of how an account issue was resolved, obtained by having your agent work it out with the company's own support agent, without a phone call. Get email confirmation without a call
- A short list of possible talking points for your appearance, to review and pick from rather than read verbatim. Get podcast talking points for appearances
- An inbox worked through, with messages replied to or flagged, and the recipients and wording of any reply shown to you before sending, especially for reply-all. Process and reply to an email inbox
- A summarized research report on the market you asked about, with sources you can check yourself, delivered in a conversational interface rather than a separate research tool. Research the eSIM market for opportunities
- A shortlist of relevant events with RSVPs submitted on your behalf, where forms allow it. Find and RSVP to relevant events
- One self-contained prompt that covers every item on a to-do list, plus a short second prompt that points the other agent at it, with nothing sent before you read both. Turn a to-do list into a prompt for another coding agent
- A shortlist of engineering candidates from public sources, with the matching reasons for each; not a hiring decision and no outreach sent. Shortlist engineering candidates to hire
- A sourced market size range that shows where the research firms disagree; not a single forecast or a go/no-go decision. Research a market size with sourced ranges
Compare them side by side
| Task | What you get | You provide | Acts outside the chat | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pick up a dropped thread | A summary of unresolved points and a follow-up draft for your review. | Relevant messages | Nothing is sent — this task ends at a draft | Official example |
| Make a morning brief | A concise digest of today's calendar, unanswered messages and items needing a decision. | Weekday, time and timezone · Calendar account or calendar selection · Email account or inbox selection | Reads connected calendar and email information if you grant access · May deliver a briefing at the schedule you configure | Community report |
| Unsubscribe from marketing emails in bulk | A reviewed list of bulk senders grouped by risk, with only the groups you approved unsubscribed and the rest left for you. | The period to review · Senders you want to keep · What low, medium and high risk mean to you | Reads your email for the period you set · Sends unsubscribe requests only for senders in the groups you approve · Does not delete messages or use links from senders you have not approved | Community report |
| Turn a group chat into a spreadsheet | One table built from the chat, with each person's details, the message it came from and anything missing flagged. | Which chat and which dates · The columns you want · Who is expected to reply | Reads the group chat you point it to, where it has access · Builds a table from what was posted · Does not message the group or individuals unless you ask | Community report |
| Clear a backlog of life admin | One list of the admin sitting in your inbox, each item with its first small step, any deadline and a status, plus a routine for checking replies. | Which inboxes and period to cover · Your own additions from outside email · What you are happy to have drafted or chased | Reads the inboxes you name · Drafts replies and reminders for your approval · Sends, books or cancels only what you approve | Community report |
| Catch important emails in spam | A short note listing messages in spam that may need your action, each with sender, subject and why it was flagged, with nothing clicked or acted on. | What counts as important · Upcoming events or trips to watch for · How often to check | Reads your junk folder on a schedule · Sends you a short note about messages that may matter · Does not click links, reply or act on flagged messages | Community report |
| Draft an account support email | A user-reviewed support-email draft and a summary of the company’s reply, with no account change assumed. | Company or service · The account detail and question to resolve · Relevant support correspondence or account context | Uses only the support context and mailbox you choose to share or connect. · Prepares correspondence; no message is sent without your explicit approval. · Does not change account details or treat a support reply as confirmation of a completed change. | Community report |
| Build and deploy a website | A simple, live website built from content you supply, deployed to your own hosting account, with the page shown to you before it goes live. | Content or data for the site · A preferred layout or structure, even a rough one | Reads the content or data you provide · Builds a static site from it · Deploys to the hosting account you authorize, after you review the page | Community report |
| Build and launch a membership business | A branded site with payment set up, an outreach program that reaches potential partners, and a log of every message sent and every reply received, including anything resembling a legal notice. | Membership idea, audience and pricing · Outreach targets or categories of partner · A clear line on what gets escalated to you (legal notices, large commitments) | Drafts brand, site and payment setup for your review · Sends outreach emails only under a template and volume you approved · Surfaces legal correspondence to you rather than responding to it independently | Community report |
| Build a personal CRM for intros | A personal CRM you can query for a given ask, and a filtered, private contact list ready to send once you've reviewed it. | Contacts or network data · Guidance on what's shareable versus private · The specific ask or space for a given request | Reads the contact or network data you provide · Prepares filtered, private lists for specific requests · Sends a list only after you've reviewed it, unless you've approved otherwise | Community report |
| Find outreach contacts and draft messages | A list of found contacts, each with a personalized draft message ready for your review, sent only after you approve the wording. | Names, roles or companies to reach · Context for personalizing each message · Any detail you want it to never mention or guess at | Searches for public contact information for the people you name · Drafts personalized messages for your review · Sends no message without your approval | Community report |
| Get email confirmation without a call | A written email confirmation of how an account issue was resolved, obtained by having your agent work it out with the company's own support agent, without a phone call. | Company and the specific issue · What a satisfactory written confirmation would need to say | Contacts the company's chat or AI support agent on your behalf · Requests a written confirmation rather than a verbal one · Does not treat an exchange as resolved without showing you the result | Community report |
| Get podcast talking points for appearances | A short list of possible talking points for your appearance, to review and pick from rather than read verbatim. | The podcast or show and its general audience · Your background or recent work to draw from · Anything you'd rather not bring up | Drafts a list of possible talking points from the background you provide · Does not publish or send the list anywhere on its own | Community report |
| Process and reply to an email inbox | An inbox worked through, with messages replied to or flagged, and the recipients and wording of any reply shown to you before sending, especially for reply-all. | Which message types are safe to auto-handle, and which aren't · A clear rule on reply-all specifically | Reads and triages inbox messages · Drafts replies for messages you've said it can handle · Does not send a reply-all, or anything you've flagged as needing review, without your approval | Community report |
| Research the eSIM market for opportunities | A summarized research report on the market you asked about, with sources you can check yourself, delivered in a conversational interface rather than a separate research tool. | The market or niche to research · Your existing context in that market, if applicable | Searches and summarizes publicly available information on the market you name · Does not act on any finding (e.g. make a purchase or commitment) without you | Community report |
| Find and RSVP to relevant events | A shortlist of relevant events with RSVPs submitted on your behalf, where forms allow it. | The event list or schedule source · What counts as relevant to you · Any details the RSVP form needs that aren't a simple name and email | Submits RSVPs on your behalf once the fields it's allowed to fill are defined · Does not invent personal details it wasn't given | Community report |
| Turn a to-do list into a prompt for another coding agent | One self-contained prompt that covers every item on a to-do list, plus a short second prompt that points the other agent at it, with nothing sent before you read both. | The to-do list, or a conversation where you have talked it through · An email address the prompt should go to · A second agent you can paste the prompt into · A list of actions that agent must never take without asking | Nothing outside the chat | Community report |
| Shortlist engineering candidates to hire | A shortlist of engineering candidates from public sources, with the matching reasons for each; not a hiring decision and no outreach sent. | The role and your must-have and nice-to-have criteria · Where and how the agent may search, public sources only · Your approval before any candidate is contacted | Nothing outside the chat | Community report |
| Research a market size with sourced ranges | A sourced market size range that shows where the research firms disagree; not a single forecast or a go/no-go decision. | A clear segment definition, region and years · A cost limit for any paid report or tool · A list of sources you trust or want excluded | Nothing outside the chat | Community report |
All 19 work tasks
1 official example published by the product maker, 18 community reports from outside this library. Neither kind has been reproduced here.
Work
Pick up a dropped thread
A summary of unresolved points and a follow-up draft for your review.
Work
Make a morning brief
A concise digest of today's calendar, unanswered messages and items needing a decision.
Work
Unsubscribe from marketing emails in bulk
A reviewed list of bulk senders grouped by risk, with only the groups you approved unsubscribed and the rest left for you.
Work
Turn a group chat into a spreadsheet
One table built from the chat, with each person's details, the message it came from and anything missing flagged.
Work
Clear a backlog of life admin
One list of the admin sitting in your inbox, each item with its first small step, any deadline and a status, plus a routine for checking replies.
Work
Catch important emails in spam
A short note listing messages in spam that may need your action, each with sender, subject and why it was flagged, with nothing clicked or acted on.
Work
Draft an account support email
A user-reviewed support-email draft and a summary of the company’s reply, with no account change assumed.
Work
Build and deploy a website
A simple, live website built from content you supply, deployed to your own hosting account, with the page shown to you before it goes live.
Work
Build and launch a membership business
A branded site with payment set up, an outreach program that reaches potential partners, and a log of every message sent and every reply received, including anything resembling a legal notice.
Work
Build a personal CRM for intros
A personal CRM you can query for a given ask, and a filtered, private contact list ready to send once you've reviewed it.
Work
Find outreach contacts and draft messages
A list of found contacts, each with a personalized draft message ready for your review, sent only after you approve the wording.
Work
Get email confirmation without a call
A written email confirmation of how an account issue was resolved, obtained by having your agent work it out with the company's own support agent, without a phone call.
Work
Get podcast talking points for appearances
A short list of possible talking points for your appearance, to review and pick from rather than read verbatim.
Work
Process and reply to an email inbox
An inbox worked through, with messages replied to or flagged, and the recipients and wording of any reply shown to you before sending, especially for reply-all.
Work
Research the eSIM market for opportunities
A summarized research report on the market you asked about, with sources you can check yourself, delivered in a conversational interface rather than a separate research tool.
Work
Find and RSVP to relevant events
A shortlist of relevant events with RSVPs submitted on your behalf, where forms allow it.
Work
Turn a to-do list into a prompt for another coding agent
One self-contained prompt that covers every item on a to-do list, plus a short second prompt that points the other agent at it, with nothing sent before you read both.
Work
Shortlist engineering candidates to hire
A shortlist of engineering candidates from public sources, with the matching reasons for each; not a hiring decision and no outreach sent.
Work
Research a market size with sourced ranges
A sourced market size range that shows where the research firms disagree; not a single forecast or a go/no-go decision.
Other categories
- Creative Turning a loose idea into a brief with a usable output format. 3 tasks
- Family Keeping school and household dates from being missed. 9 tasks
- Food Deciding what to eat around timing, availability and a household's tastes. 9 tasks
- Health The admin around getting care, not the care itself. 7 tasks
- Home The household jobs that stall because nobody has gathered the details yet. 24 tasks
- Learning Reshaping material you already have into something you can study or revisit. 2 tasks
- Money Getting your own records into a shape you can make a decision from. 17 tasks
- Privacy Finding where your information appears and tracking requests to remove it. 6 tasks
- Shopping Working out the real total before anything is bought. 33 tasks
- Travel Getting somewhere: the timing, the booking and what goes wrong in between. 33 tasks
What a listing here means
Every task here links to the source it came from and says whether it is maker material or a public report. Instinct Tasks has not independently reproduced these outcomes.