Example prompts
Your agent can take on long jobs across the apps on your phone. Copy a prompt, then swap in your own apps and files.
Single prompts
One message starts a long job. Your agent works across apps and checks each step on the screen.
Run these from your Android project. Crash logs and rotation need adb.
Fix the signup crash. Keep testing on my phone until it works.
Reproduces it, reads the logs, fixes the code, and retests until signup passes.
Read the 50 newest one star reviews of my app in the Play Store, try to reproduce the top three complaints, and fix what you can.
Ranks the complaints by how often they come up, and works on a new branch.
Run a bug bash on this app with my test account. Reproduce each bug twice and write them to bugs.md.
Records severity, steps and a screenshot for each bug.
Test the screens this branch changes in dark theme, landscape and Arabic. Put my settings back afterwards.
Reads the diff to find the screens, and says what it couldn’t check.
Sign up as a new user with my test email, get the code from Gmail, and finish onboarding.
Moves between your app and Gmail as a person would.
Install app-v2.4.0.apk, create some data, update to this branch, and check nothing was lost.
Compares data and settings before and after. Both builds need the same signing key.
Check every main screen for unlabeled buttons, clipped text and small tap targets, and fix what you find.
Reads each screen’s elements, fixes the code, and checks again.
Clear the messages and records that pile up in your apps. Your agent drafts, and you decide what goes out.
Add every new inquiry from Gmail, WhatsApp Business and Instagram to HubSpot. Skip duplicates and draft a reply to each.
Checks each person against your CRM and leaves every reply unsent.
Reply to every comment on my latest Instagram post using product-faq.md. Show me the replies before you post them.
Flags any question the file doesn’t cover.
Check every open Shopify order older than 3 days and save its tracking status to orders.csv. Draft updates for the late ones.
Records carrier, status and delivery date, and leaves the updates unsent.
Check the price of each product in products.csv on Amazon, Walmart and Target. Count exact models only, and flag where we’re undercut.
Saves the price, seller and stock of each listing to a new file.
Enter this month’s receipts from Gmail and Photos in Expensify as drafts. Don’t submit them.
Flags duplicates and lists anything it couldn’t read.
Hand over the jobs that take an evening of switching between apps.
Write my daily brief from my unread Gmail from the last 24 hours, today’s Calendar, and my unread WhatsApp and Slack chats, and save it to brief.md. Leave my emails unread.
Splits work from personal and lists who needs a reply.
Prepare a brief for each of tomorrow’s external meetings from my Calendar, Gmail and LinkedIn.
Lists attendees, open questions and what you promised, with sources.
Find everything I’m paying for in the Play Store and Gmail, and recommend what to cancel. Don’t cancel anything yet.
Builds a table of each service, its price and renewal date.
Plan five dinners around this week’s Calendar, add the ingredients to my Instacart cart, and stop at checkout.
Fits quick meals to your busy nights and shows you the total.
Multi-step recipes
For the biggest jobs, send these one at a time. Each step builds on the last, so you can check the work as it goes.
Take a crash from report to pull request
A new crash is climbing in production. Reproduce it, fix it, and ship the proof.
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Show me the top crash in Sentry from the last 24 hours, with its stack trace and affected versions.
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Build this branch, install it on my phone, and reproduce the crash.
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Fix the cause, reinstall, and repeat the same steps until the crash is gone. Add a regression test.
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Test the screens around the fix, then open a pull request with before and after screenshots.
Plan a family trip
Your bookings, saved places and schedule live in different apps. Turn them into one plan.
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Find our Mexico City flight and hotel in Gmail, and check the dates against my Calendar.
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Read my saved posts on Instagram and TikTok, and pick the places that suit a family.
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Build a day by day itinerary, using Maps for opening hours and travel times, and save it to a Google Doc.
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Once I’ve checked the itinerary, add each day to my Calendar.
Tips for long tasks
Describe the finished job
“Every inquiry from the last 24 hours is in the CRM” tells your agent when it’s done.
Name the apps and limits
Say which apps to use, how far back to go and how many items to cover.
Set the checkpoints
“Show me first” or “stop at checkout” keeps the last decision with you.
Keep the phone unlocked
Leave the screen alone while your agent works. A locked phone stops the run until you unlock it.
Your agent acts on your real phone, and there is no undo. Review anything it sends, buys, posts or deletes. Is it safe?