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A user shows TownAI monitoring 50 emails about kids' activities, sending calendar invites, flagging conflicts in advance and drafting fix emails, replacing an earlier OpenClaw setup.

A photographer tested Pally AI on client intake from first contact to booking, trained it on negotiation and follow-up scripts, rated it 8/10 and connected his email.

A user says Mana gathered offers from multiple energy providers, picked the best deal and submitted the switch form, saving about €500.

A parent shares Townie setup prompts that turn school emails into one afternoon digest and generate game ideas from what his son's class is learning that week.

Facing a $6,500 business class fare from Barcelona to LA, a traveler texted Miso and got a KLM business class seat for 30k more miles than his premium economy booking, with the ticket changed for him.

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.

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.

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.