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What a week with your own AI agent can look like.
What you’re looking at: an example week with an agent built from the kit. The kit arrives by email right after checkout; you add it to a new Claude chat and Claude interviews you. Every reply here starts with something you paste or ask, and you make every decision.
Five moments from an example week. Click through in any order.
Step 1 of 5
Less mind clutter.
Out of eleven things on your list, it finds the three that matter.
Paste your messy list. Get back the three things that matter, and why the rest can wait.
My agent / This week
My week, as it sits in my head: chase the €6,200 invoice, Lena proposal, Vos discount, newsletter redesign, conference invite, two podcast asks, webinar pitch, tax folder, LinkedIn banner, new CRM trial. What matters?
Your Gerty agent
Three things this week:
- Chase the €6,200 invoice. You put cash before new work.
- Finish the Lena proposal this week. A warm lead gets an answer inside a week.
- Decide on the Vos discount. It’s blocking the renewal.
The rest can wait: newsletter redesign (no new projects in Q4), conference (not your buyers), podcasts (neither audience hires you), webinar (you don’t sell from stages), tax folder (due in December), banner and CRM trial (you decide tools in January).
Step 2 of 5
Clearer decisions.
Make the hard call faster, with your own reasons in front of you.
When it’s a judgment call, it gives you its pick and the reason, so you can disagree with the right thing.
My agent / Vos renewal
Vos wants 15% off the renewal. Budgets are tight, they say. What do I do?
Your Gerty agent
My pick: keep the fee, offer a smaller scope. Drop the monthly report; they’ve never used it.
Why: you trade scope, never the fee.
Watch out: Vos is a big share of your revenue, so a flat no is risky. A smaller scope gives them a number to take upstairs.
One question for you: would you rather lose the report or the client?
Step 3 of 5
Fewer rewrites.
Drafts that sound like you, so you stop rewriting them.
Same request, two windows. The right one already knows how you write.
My agent / Late invoice
The client is two weeks late on my €6,200 invoice and hasn’t answered. Write my next message.
Subject: Follow-up: Overdue Invoice [Invoice Number]
Hi [Client Name],
I hope you are doing well. I am writing to follow up on invoice [Invoice Number] for €6,200, which is now two weeks overdue…
If there is an issue, I would be happy to help resolve it as quickly as possible. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
My agent / Late invoice
The client is two weeks late on my €6,200 invoice and hasn’t answered. Write my next message.
Your Gerty agent
Subject: Invoice [number], €6,200, two weeks overdue
[Name],
Invoice [number] was due on [date]. My last email is unanswered.
Pay it by [date, three working days out], or tell me by then when it will be paid. If something is blocking it, tell me what and who owns it. I will fix my side the same day.
[Your name]
(Draft for your review.)
It names a date, offers a way out, and skips “I hope you’re well”. Those are your rules, from the interview.
Step 4 of 5
Less stress.
When two of your priorities clash, it asks you instead of guessing.
Some calls should stay yours. It says so and asks, instead of guessing.
My agent / New lead
New lead below. They want a free half-day workshop “to see if we fit”. Reply?
Your Gerty agent
This one is your call. Two of your own rules pull in different directions:
Which do you want?
Your Gerty agent
Good, here is the draft.
[Name], I don’t run free workshops. I can give you 30 minutes on [date] to hear what you need and tell you plainly whether I’m the right person.
Step 5 of 5
Better every week.
When it misses, one sentence from you fixes the rule.
When it misses, you say so in plain words. It proposes the change; you decide.
My agent / Update routine
That Lena draft was too blunt. She’s been a client for six years.
Your Gerty agent
Got it. Softer opening for long-term clients, same ask.
For the file:
Clients of 3+ years: same ask, warmer opening.
(Draft for your review.)
You paste that line into your agent’s file. Nothing changes without you.
Yours would know your week.
Your rules, your phrases, your limits, drawn out in an interview and checked by you.
Example week. Your agent works from what you give it, and you make every decision.