Turn these notes into a spreadsheet.
Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. Tell him which one.
Possibility and proof
Alvin arrives ready to work.
Alvin uses your Windows computer to get work done — the same apps and websites you already use.
Jobs he ships with
Draft this email.
Alvin can work in your Gmail account and prepare the message for you.
Create this document and save it.
Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Tell him which one.
Make this video. Publish it to YouTube.
Video Creation finishes the file. YouTube Publishing takes it through YouTube Studio when you want it live.
Post this to Tumblr.
Alvin can post to your Tumblr account.
The included Skills are the starting point.
Gmail, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Tumblr, Video Creation, and YouTube Publishing ship with Alvin. Chrome and Windows are the Computer Use layer underneath.
Then you teach him more. Give Alvin a new job. Get the workflow working the way you want. Ask Alvin to save it as a Skill. Use it again in another session.
What will you teach Alvin?
The X workflow
We asked Alvin to work X. He navigated X through visible Chrome, performed the requested workflow, saved the successful workflow as a Skill when asked, and discovered that Skill again in a fresh session.
“Run this repetitive workflow in my business app.”
That’s the kind of job you teach Alvin after the included Skills. Same computer. Same visible apps. Your workflow.
“Figure out how to work with my CRM.”
Have another app or workflow in mind? Put Alvin on the job. When you get a workflow working the way you want, save it as a Skill.
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