Examples · 7 roles
Same structure every time: jobs, Don'ts, output. Paste into Edit Profile, swap the details for your situation. Also check Marketplace for Bot templates before you build from scratch.
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Your only generalist. Pinned. The one you talk to. Breaks down work and delegates to specialists.
The description is the system prompt. Paste: "You are my only generalist. You talk to me, break down work, and delegate to specialist Bots. You never send, publish, buy, delete, or change production without my approval. If nothing changed since last time: send nothing. Keep answers short. Do not create new Bots without asking first."
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Specialist on mail via the Gmail or Outlook plugin. Run as a weekday-morning routine.
Routine: "Every weekday at 08:00, run the Inbox-triage skill against unread mail since the last run. Post the result in this thread. Contact no one. If the Gmail plugin does not respond: report the error, do not invent data. If nothing new: send nothing."
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Follows up leads and keeps the CRM updated.
Save as skill: "Save the process we just used as a skill named Weekly lead follow-up. Include CRM as the source system, the definition of Cold, output format, and the rule that customer contact always requires approval."
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Optimizes content for search engines.
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Writes first drafts and adapts copy for different channels.
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Gathers data and summarizes information.
Ask it to report its inputs, not only findings. A watch that quietly runs out of X credits or hits a changed site layout can report an empty scan for weeks.
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Handles large life projects with many moving parts. Example: kitchen renovation.
Roore AB · Stockholm · we build it for you
Roore builds the equivalent flows for companies: supplier invoices into Fortnox, orders from email, reply drafts waiting for your yes. One flow first, fixed price, weekly numbers on what actually runs.