Run pet relocation, Airbnb pricing, and disputes with agents
Idk, there are entire categories there he doesn’t touch upon, which may be indicative of his own blind spot.Coding - of course I use LLMs at this point, and as he says in the past year it has gone from “ok nice try robot” to “build me a BI tool”, and being pleased with the outcome.Outside of coding my major use case is organising the chaos of a complicated life. Task: Idk, there are entire categories there he doesn’t touch upon, which may be indicative of his own blind spot.Coding - of course I use LLMs at this point, and as he says in the past year it has gone from “ok nice try robot” to “build me a BI tool”, and being pleased with the outcome.Outside of coding my major use case is organising the chaos of a complicated life. I currently have it managing (including comms and form filling) the import/export process for the international move of a pet, managing pricing on my Airbnbs (dynamite - massive revenue boost) and giving me a weekly performance report, coordinating and corralling documentation for the humans for said international move, and being an extremely dogged advocate/personal assistant in a commercial dispute, which it has won.The use cases are honestly exploding. I’m kinda at the point where next year’s multi jurisdictional tax returns are probably going to be “yo machine, file my taxes, let me check your work before I hit submit”. The year after next, without doubt.And just to underscore the comprehension gap… I’ve been doing this stuff for much of this year now, and two days ago my wife ran to me in a panic saying “your computer has been hacked!”, as she happened to notice one of my agents filing Airbnb documentation with the U.K. government in chrome, and had no idea agents could drive a desktop.; tools: custom-built or unnamed agent. Human role: The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.; limitations: The source does not detail specific technical constraints, costs, or failure modes. Reliance on unnamed custom agents introduces integration uncertainty. Human oversight is critical, as demonstrated by the author's wife mistaking agent activity for a hack. Proposed advice: Establish clear monitoring protocols to distinguish agent actions from security threats..
Tools
custom-built or unnamed agent
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Overview
Idk, there are entire categories there he doesn’t touch upon, which may be indicative of his own blind spot.Coding - of course I use LLMs at this point, and as he says in the past year it has gone from “ok nice try robot” to “build me a BI tool”, and being pleased with the outcome.Outside of coding my major use case is organising the chaos of a complicated life.
Workflow
Idk, there are entire categories there he doesn’t touch upon, which may be indicative of his own blind spot.Coding - of course I use LLMs at this point, and as he says in the past year it has gone from “ok nice try robot” to “build me a BI tool”, and being pleased with the outcome.Outside of coding my major use case is organising the chaos of a complicated life. I currently have it managing (including comms and form filling) the import/export process for the international move of a pet, managing pricing on my Airbnbs (dynamite - massive revenue boost) and giving me a weekly performance report, coordinating and corralling documentation for the humans for said international move, and being an extremely dogged advocate/personal assistant in a commercial dispute, which it has won.The use cases are honestly exploding. I’m kinda at the point where next year’s multi jurisdictional tax returns are probably going to be “yo machine, file my taxes, let me check your work before I hit submit”. The year after next, without doubt.And just to underscore the comprehension gap… I’ve been doing this stuff for much of this year now, and two days ago my wife ran to me in a panic saying “your computer has been hacked!”, as she happened to notice one of my agents filing Airbnb documentation with the U.K. government in chrome, and had no idea agents could drive a desktop.
Reported result
The author reports a 'massive revenue boost' from Airbnb pricing and winning a commercial dispute. However, no specific metrics or measured outcomes are provided in the source. Acceptance check: Track revenue changes and dispute resolution status against baseline data before and after agent implementation.
Human role
The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.
Limitations
The source does not detail specific technical constraints, costs, or failure modes. Reliance on unnamed custom agents introduces integration uncertainty. Human oversight is critical, as demonstrated by the author's wife mistaking agent activity for a hack. Proposed advice: Establish clear monitoring protocols to distinguish agent actions from security threats.
Try it
Act as my personal operations manager. I need you to set up an agent workflow for [replaceable input: specific business task, e.g., Airbnb pricing or document filing]. First, analyze my current process and identify repetitive tasks suitable for automation. Use [replaceable input: specific tool or API, e.g., Chrome automation or email API] to draft actions. Before executing any real-world changes, such as sending emails or updating prices, present a dry-run report for my approval. Include a sample output for one task cycle. If inputs are missing, ask for specific details like target URLs or data sources. Do not proceed without my explicit confirmation.
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