Practical AI agent workflows

Read transcript.txt and voice-samples.txt. First propose seven distinct themes supported by the transcript. Ask me to approve them. Then draft seven X posts, one LinkedIn post, and three 30-second video scripts. Match the writing samples. Do not invent facts, quotations, or results. For each draft, include a supporting transcript excerpt and anything I should verify. Save the drafts in content-plan.md. Do not publish or send anything.

A new lead just filled my form: <details>. Write a warm 3-sentence reply that references what they asked about and includes my booking link.

Project "<name>" for <client> is done. Using my rate sheet, draft an invoice with line items, net-15 terms, and a short thank-you note.

Build an MVP for: <idea>. Next.js + SQLite, email login, one core feature, a landing page with waitlist. Keep scope to what one person can ship this weekend.

Check these 5 competitors’ pricing pages, changelogs, and latest posts. Summarize only what changed since last week and what I should do about it.

Find unread brand emails from the last 3 days. Flag paid offers, summarize each in one line, and draft replies for the top three with my rate card.

Take this bookmarked tool, write a scoped build prompt, and build a minimal working demo with a README and run command.

Categorize these transactions into Schedule C categories. Flag duplicates, personal-looking charges, and anything 2x my usual spend.

Build a single-page interactive explainer for <topic>. Animate it part by part, label each part, and add one working control (like a slider) that changes how it behaves. Keep it to one HTML/JS page I can open locally.

Build a landing page for: "<tweet text>". Include hero, 3 benefits, FAQ, and a waitlist form that stores emails.

A new client signed: <client>. Draft a welcome email, list the intake questions to send, and propose 3 kickoff times next week.

Here are my notes and links from this week. Write a newsletter: a short intro, 3 sections with takeaways, and one CTA. Match my tone.

Find 50 small agencies in <niche> with 2–20 employees. For each: website, founder name, and a one-line personalized opener.

Research whether people would pay for <idea>. Find real quotes of the pain, existing alternatives and their prices, and give a go/no-go.

List invoices more than 7 days overdue. Draft a friendly reminder for each, firmer for anything over 30 days.

From this podcast transcript, write a 1,200-word blog post with H2s, 3 pull quotes, and a meta description.

Add Stripe Checkout for a $19/mo plan to this app, handle webhooks to mark users as paid, and add a billing portal link.

Sort my unread email into: needs reply today, can wait, archive. Draft replies for the “today” pile.

Find flights from SFO and a hotel within 10 minutes of <venue> for <dates>, under $900 total. Show the top 3 options.

Before changing src/billing, write characterization tests that pin current behavior. Then refactor in small commits.

Here are this week’s comments and DMs. Cluster the top 10 questions and suggest one post or video idea for each.

Research what solo <service> providers charge in the US. Suggest 3 pricing tiers with what each includes and why.

From this discovery call transcript, write a one-page proposal: goals, scope, timeline, price, and what’s out of scope.

Look at this week’s trending GitHub repos and AI tools. Shortlist 5 that would make good content for solo builders, each with a hook.

Build a Chrome extension that <does X>. Manifest v3, a simple popup UI, and instructions to load it unpacked.

Review this client contract as a solo freelancer. Flag risky clauses (IP, payment terms, liability, termination) and suggest edits.

Design a cute mascot for <brand>, which is about <one line>. Give me 3 directions with a name, personality, and color palette for each, then refine the one I pick.

I'm traveling to <city> on <dates>. Compare flight options for me, find local events worth adding to my calendar, and set reminders for packing and housing. Ask before booking or sending anything.

Turn this photo into a charcoal print: rough paper texture, strong contrast, expressive strokes. Keep the composition and subject the same so the series looks consistent.

Here's a sketch of my ad idea for <product>. Turn it into a short, realistic video ad: one hook in the first 2 seconds, show the product in use, end with <call to action>.

Give both tools the same clip and the same edit instructions: <instructions>. Then compare the results on pacing, cut quality, captions, and how much fixing each needs.

Edit this raw footage into a <length> video for <platform>. Vibe: <describe pacing, mood, style>. Cut dead air, keep the best takes, and add captions.

Here's my raw video and a short description of the final cut I want: <description>. Trim it, tighten the pacing, and give me an edit I can review before exporting.

Using my travel photo from <place>, make a vintage-style postcard: the place name in bold lettering, a matching color palette, and room for a short caption.

Add hand-drawn, sketchbook-style animations to my landing page: pencil-line drawings that draw themselves in on scroll. Keep it light and fast to load.

Design <asset: landing page / app screen / social graphic> for <product>. Audience: <who>. Style: <words>. Give me 2 variations to choose from.

Build me a simple web app that takes a script, lets me add emotion tags to lines, and turns it into a voiceover using the Fish Audio API. My API key will be in an .env file. Explain each step since I don't code.

Here are my monthly software subscriptions: <list>. For each, tell me whether Immich, Stirling PDF, AppFlowy, LanguageTool, Listmonk, or Ollama could replace it, what I'd lose, and what it would take to set up.

I want a terminal coding agent for <my kind of project>. Give both Codex CLI and Claude Code the same small task: <task>. Compare setup, results, and how much I had to step in.