Dot reconciled her scattered event bookings and booked the rest
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Kids aren't being fed breakfast this morning. Mum's busy trying out Dots!!! A friend texted me this morning saying, "You HAVE to try this, it's insane." Obviously, I did. I'm heading to Moree and Narrabri soon and a mate sent me a list of activities she'd booked while she's there. Problem was, I couldn't remember what I'd already booked, what I hadn't, or where any of the confirmations were. So I gave Dot her list and basically said: Go through my inbox. Work out what I've already booked. Tell me what I'm missing. Then help me book the rest. And it did. This is where agents start getting REALLY interesting. They're not just answering questions. They can go into the tools you already use, find information scattered everywhere, work out what needs doing and help you actually do it. If you're wondering what you'd use an AI agent for, think about all those jobs that start with: "I know that's in my inbox somewhere..." Thanks for ruining breakfast, @countrysmart.ai Right. Better go feed the kids.
@regionalaico (Regional AI Co, practical AI for small business) gave her new Dot one job: a friend had sent a list of activities in Moree and Narrabri (NSW, Australia) she couldn't remember which she'd booked. She told her Dot to search her connected inbox, work out what she'd already booked, say what was missing, then help book the rest — and it did: screen recordings show the Dot analyzing her bookings against the friend's list (confirming a Welcome Evening ticket, flagging overlaps like a Portrait Prize Q&A) and booking the gaps. First-hand, public, concrete multi-step result across connected tools.
