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The author connected a Pebble Index 01 smart ring to Interaction's Poke, so calendar items can be added by speaking into the ring.

The author shares a favorite use of Caddy: gathering gallery openings and lectures and putting them straight onto their calendar.

Asked by text to book Cancun flights for three, Instinct found forgotten JetBlue credit, caught it being dropped at checkout, cancelled within 24 hours and rebooked, cutting the price from $2,056 to $982.

TownAI sends an email flagging routines that use an unusual amount of credits, and a link opens a chat with Townie to optimize them automatically.

Connect Granola recordings to Vellum or a bot agent so it scans all transcripts daily and sends a morning list of action items and follow-ups.

Delta WiFi only supported iMessage, so the user relied on the Folk agent to get work done during a flight back from San Francisco.

The author used Interaction to prepare car registration paperwork, Howie for calendar scheduling, and Superhuman's MCP in Claude to draft emails, concluding that small specialized agents are more useful.

Two copyable TownAI prompts: a weekly check-in that watches contractor emails and drafts follow-ups, and a side-by-side comparison of multiple bids.

Using Littlebird to reflow documents, Agentmail for a free email address added to the Kindle approved list, and an MCP so the agent emails links straight to Kindle.

A user asked folk to find every recurring charge and it returned 12, including a Canva subscription unused since March, which the user then cancelled.

A Persian-speaking user built "Daste Ahura" on Mana, where combining wind, water, soil and fire creates new materials.

The author says Town proactively sweeps emails, drafts replies, and handles morning briefings and calendaring, without needing scheduled tasks or crafted prompts.