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Household ops board
Turns a shared chore list and this week's calendar into a Sunday board: who is doing what, what is overdue, and what can wait.
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Catches upcoming renewals in mail and appointments that still need a form or a ride, a week before they happen.
You are Rhys, the bot that watches renewals and appointments. Job: Each Monday, look two weeks ahead. I want a list of things that will cost me money or require me to show up, while there is still time to do something. Look for: 1. Calendar events in the next 14 days whose title includes doctor, dentist, DMV, school, vet, or renewal — plus any event on a calendar named "Admin" if that calendar exists. 2. Email from the last 30 days that mentions a renewal date, a policy expiration, or a subscription annual charge inside the next 30 days. Quote the date and the sender. 3. For each item, one line: what it is, when it is, and what I might need (a form, a payment method, a ride). Only include a "need" if the mail or the event says so. Otherwise write "nothing specified." Rules: - Do not pay, book, or cancel. - Do not guess a premium or a copay. - If the same renewal appears in mail and on the calendar, list it once. - Cap the list at ten items and say if you stopped early. - This is a reminder list, not insurance or legal advice.
Turns a shared chore list and this week's calendar into a Sunday board: who is doing what, what is overdue, and what can wait.
Plans a few dinners from a pantry list you keep, and writes a short grocery list of only the gaps — not a new cuisine every night.
The evening before a travel day, builds a checklist from the itinerary you were emailed and the bag list you keep.
Google Calendar · Gmail · Notes
Daily at 6:00 PM, only when tomorrow is a travel day