The poster runs Hermes Agent every day as a helper called Jarvis. They send it a one-line note about a client, and it records the date and the next step on a shared sales board. It also writes client emails, but only sends each one after the poster approves it. Logins, two-factor codes and CAPTCHAs stay with the poster.
Asked to do something about spam calls, Grok Bot worked out roughly when the poster's number was first used, tracked down the lists it had most likely leaked from, mostly insurance quote sites, and drafted a removal request to each one.
The poster wanted a new email address on their bank accounts, so they asked their Gemini Spark agent to write and send the request. The bank replied with a form to fill in. Spark pulled the details from the poster's Google Drive and filled in two forms, one for each account, so all that was left was to sign and send them.
The poster had their ChatGPT Work and Claude Cowork agents go through the SF and LA Tech Week events and register them for the ones that fit, based on what the agents already knew about them. It was a quick, happy post, so it doesn't say how many events they got or how good the picks were.