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Rules for a Proactive AI Assistant: What to Flag and What Never to Do

Productivity · Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini · text
85AI Quality /100
93AI Usefulness est. /100
89Eval Confidence /100
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I'm setting up an AI assistant that checks my email, calendar and messages every few hours and sends me a brief. Help me write its standing instructions. My work and life: [role, main projects, family commitments]. Apps it can see: [list]. Write instructions in five sections, each a short bulleted list: 1. Always flag right away: [ask me; e.g. messages from my manager or family, payment due in 48 hours, meeting changes today]. 2. Put in the daily brief: things that can wait a few hours. 3. Ignore: newsletters, promotions, automated notifications [adjust]. 4. Never do without asking me first: send, reply, accept invites, pay, delete, share files, sign anything. 5. Brief format: under 150 words, most urgent first, each item with a one-line suggested next step and who it's from. Then ask me five questions to fill gaps (VIP list, quiet hours, what counts as urgent). Don't invent my contacts or priorities.
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