Done

What it does

Done treats an errand as a pipeline rather than a chat. It compares the options, places the booking or order, confirms the result, and drops the proof onto your calendar so you're not left wondering whether anything actually happened. The only checkpoints it keeps for you are the ones that are hard to walk back: spending money, sending a message to someone else, or canceling something you can't simply redo.

First messages to try

1. I need a dentist appointment within two weeks near [zip code], weekday evenings only. Compare three options and tell me before you book.
2. Order the usual groceries for a family of three from [store]. Show me the cart before checkout.
3. Cancel my [subscription or reservation] for [date] and confirm it actually went through before you close it out.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions comparing, booking or ordering, confirming, and adding a calendar entry, but names no specific services. Expect it to need your calendar and whichever booking sites or ordering accounts the errand touches, confirmed case by case.

Cautions

• It is built to act once it has what it needs, so the approval gate for money and messages is the only thing standing between a draft and a real purchase — read that confirmation before you give it.
• A canceled booking or order can't be undone by asking nicely afterward, so double-check dates and details before telling it to go ahead.

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