Examples catalog
What you can actually ask.
All the examples, by topic.
Real requests, written the way you'd say them to a colleague. Every example on this page can be executed today by Clara and Alex: nothing promised “coming soon”. Copy, paste, adapt to your names and files.
Back to the AI Agent pageWeb research and dossiers
Finds up-to-date sources, verifies and summarizes — always with sources cited.
Prepare a dossier on the residential solar market in Italy: recent numbers, trends and sources. PDF by email.
Researches recent sources, verifies them, summarizes into a PDF with citations and sends it to your inbox.
Find me 3 eco-friendly packaging suppliers in Lombardy, with contacts.
Searches the web and brings back verified results with links and references.
What regulatory news came out this month on building bonuses? Summary with sources.
Collects recent news on the topic, summarizes it and tells you where each piece comes from.
Compare the public plans of 3 gym management tools: pros, cons and a table.
Visits the official pages, extracts what's public and compares it. Where data isn't available, it says so instead of making it up.
Listings and places
Real estate, vehicles, local businesses: only real listings with verified links.
Search garages for sale in Rome on real-estate portals, verify the listings and send me a PDF with links and contacts.
Collects only real listings, each with its verified link, into a report. Data the portal doesn't expose stays declared as unavailable.
Studio flats for rent in Bologna near the university: give me links to real listings.
Searches the portals and returns the list with direct links to each listing.
Search used Fiat Panda petrol under 100,000 km in the Lazio region.
Queries the car verticals and brings back relevant listings, each with its link.
Find 5 restaurants near the Politeama theatre in Palermo for a business dinner, with addresses.
Uses places search and suggests real options with addresses and references.
Spreadsheets and data
Sums, filters, joins and charts on your Excel/CSV. Exact math, original never touched.
From expenses_2026.csv compute the total per month and make me a PDF with a line chart.
The math is done by the data engine (not “by eye”): exact totals, table and chart in the PDF. It works on a copy: the original stays intact.
Join customers.csv and orders.csv on customer code and tell me who hasn't ordered yet.
Joins the two files and delivers the list, ready to export.
Filter orders.xlsx: only rows above 500 euros, sorted by date, and send me the resulting Excel file.
Applies filter and sorting and produces a new derived Excel file, delivered in chat or by email.
Average, min and max delivery times in logistics.csv, split by courier.
Groups by courier and computes the requested statistics, with the results table.
Uploaded documents
Reads your PDFs, Word files and texts: summaries, comparisons, content search.
Read the contract I uploaded and give me an executive summary: obligations, deadlines and penalties.
Analyzes the document and returns a bullet summary, citing the passages behind each point.
Compare the two versions of the quote I uploaded and tell me what changed.
Reads both documents and lists the differences, with precise references.
From the 3 CVs I uploaded, extract experience and skills into a comparison table as PDF.
Extracts the information from each CV and organizes it into a shareable comparison.
Search all my documents for the withdrawal clause and quote the passages.
Searches inside the content of your uploaded files and reports the passages found, with the document name.
Summarizes, searches everywhere (archive included), drafts replies. Sending stays yours.
Summarize this week's unread emails and tell me what to answer first.
Analyzes the period's mail, extracts what matters and proposes priorities.
Find the hosting provider's latest invoice even if archived and save the attachment to my documents.
Searches the whole mailbox (archive included), saves the attachment among your documents — and you can analyze it from there.
Draft a reply to Rossi's quote: we accept, but ask for delivery by the 15th.
Writes the draft and leaves it ready in your mailbox. Sending it is always your move.
Check Paolo's email with the meeting time and put it on my calendar.
Reads the email, extracts the real date and time and creates the event in your calendar.
Calendar
Creates, moves, deletes — changes are always confirmed with you first.
Move the dentist to Thursday at 5pm and tell me if it overlaps with anything.
Prepares the move, flags overlaps and waits for your ok before touching the calendar.
Standup every weekday at 9:15, half an hour.
Creates a real recurring event in your calendar (Google, Outlook, iCloud/CalDAV).
Give me the week at a glance: commitments per day and where I have free slots.
Reads your calendar and returns an ordered overview, ready for decisions.
Delete all next week's “gym” events.
Finds the events, lists them and deletes only after your explicit confirmation.
Professional documents
Executive summaries, business plan drafts, reports: solid structure, content from YOUR materials.
Prepare an executive summary in PDF from the project Alfa documents I uploaded.
Reads the materials, structures the summary and delivers the PDF — with evidence taken from your files, not invented.
Business plan draft for a franchise café: use the figures I gave you, flag the rest as to-complete.
Sets up the standard structure, fills sections with your input and clearly marks where your data is needed. No invented numbers.
Turn these notes into a formal report in Word.
Reorganizes the content into a structured DOCX document, ready to polish and share.
Outline for a client presentation on the renovation project, as PDF.
Prepares a reasoned outline section by section and delivers it as a document.
Recurring and scheduled tasks
Not reminders: actual work, done on its own at the set time.
Every Monday at 9am prepare my summary of the week's commitments.
Every Monday it works on its own and delivers the summary ready in chat.
Every Friday at 5pm summarize the week's important emails.
Analyzes the week's mail and delivers the summary, every Friday, without you asking.
Tomorrow at 10am email me a report on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Schedules itself for tomorrow at 10: at that time it researches, prepares the report and sends it. You asked for it, so it delivers without asking again.
On the 1st of each month compute total expenses from expenses.csv and send it to me.
At every occurrence it re-reads the updated file, redoes the math and delivers the result.
Watchers
They watch inbox and calendar (every ~10 minutes, up to 30 days) and only message you when it matters.
Alert me the moment the confirmation email from the supplier arrives.
From that moment it checks new mail and messages you only when that email actually lands. No false alarms on old mail.
If client Bianchi writes, alert me right away.
Watches the mailbox by sender and pings you in chat at the first matching message.
Alert me when an email with subject “contract” arrives from the notary.
Filters by sender and subject: it bothers you for that one, not for everything else.
Remind me one hour before every meeting.
Watches your calendar and alerts you in time, meeting by meeting. Stop it anytime from the “My tasks” page.
Notes and reminders
Organized notes and timely alerts — recurring too.
Save as a note: the office wifi is CASA-123. Tag: office.
Creates the tagged note; you'll find it again anytime, even searching by content.
What notes do I have on project X? Export them as PDF.
Collects the relevant notes and delivers them as a document.
Remind me to pay the tax bill on the 16th of every month.
The classic recurring reminder: it reaches you on time in chat, every month.
Remind me tomorrow at 3pm to call Marco back.
A simple reminder that arrives right on time on the channel you use.
Every example here is real — and the rules always apply
- No email leaves for third parties without your confirmation: the agent drafts, you decide.
- Calendar changes are confirmed with you before it acts.
- If a piece of data doesn't exist or a step is beyond its reach, it says so in the plan and in the report — it doesn't make it up.
- From the “My tasks” page you see everything it's doing and stop it with one click.
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