Automate warehouse documents, SOWs, and billing
A warehousing team built a custom platform that turns incoming paperwork into records, SOWs, and billing without manual handling.
Agent Uses · 1,321 real examples
Back-office work: reports, spreadsheets, inbox triage, hiring and day-to-day ops. Each entry shows what the person asked for, how it went, and a prompt to try it yourself.
The day's AI news plus 3 agent uses you can try, with ready-to-paste prompts. Free; unsubscribe anytime.
A warehousing team built a custom platform that turns incoming paperwork into records, SOWs, and billing without manual handling.
An agent found vendors for a car charger, ran the back-and-forth, and returned with one approval point for the owner.
Claude computer use opened dashboards, worked through logins and pop-ups, and filled wallet values into a spreadsheet.
A personal agent gathers morning updates from email, calendar, and Todoist and sends one concise brief instead of forcing a full inbox scan.
A chemistry professor tested Claude on student problem sets to produce annotations he could use as a grading reference.
A reviewer used Lindy to sort email, prep meeting notes, and update CRM records, but heavier use also caused missed messages and misplaced invites.
A seller leaned on Manus for packaging, testimonial updates, and SDS drafting, then rebuilt the final print file themselves.
A writer used Claude to clean up email, surface key messages, and generate recurring briefings for upcoming meetings.
They built a phone agent that manages clinic scheduling, answers routine questions, and alerts the doctor about urgent calls.
A user drove a desktop agent through file moves in real apps, and learned that checkpoints matter when the interface lies about success.
A developer wired Claude into issue handling so it could draft, code, and revise work while they focused on review and testing.
One person moved overnight review and briefing work into Claude Code Cloud scheduled tasks, with git acting as the bridge between runs.
They used OpenClaw to keep a personal repository updated, capture notes, and handle Slack summaries and questions.
They built a self-running agent that acts like a company employee and uses long context, a diary, and markdown files to stay oriented.
Claude Code can hold a teacher’s class details and preferences, then draft lessons, reports, emails, and rubrics from that setup.
Use Claude Code as the execution layer for recurring business tasks while keeping a human check before anything risky.
A PM used Claude Cowork to read finished Linear tickets and draft customer-facing release notes every two weeks.
A no-code WhatsApp agent booked tutoring appointments in two days by using a reused backend layer for the calendar and database steps.
They used Notion as the control panel for 18 OpenClaw agents, with tasks, logs, alerts and configs all flowing through one workspace.
A founder split solo-company work across eight Copilot agents that shared memory, checked one another, and handled publishing and admin.
Claude Computer Use assembled a 52-node n8n workflow in one afternoon.
An OpenClaw setup organized three inboxes, wrote everyday reply drafts, and reduced review time from 10 minutes to 2.
They added a free contract-review skill to Claude Code to screen NDAs, SaaS deals, vendor papers, and merchant agreements.
They built multiple LLM assistants in n8n to query company data, call AutoCAD Forge APIs, and use parsing, embeddings, and retrieval.