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Dug up a utility notice and drafted a reply in a minute

His assistant "Scout" dug up an unread email in his inbox about a solar panel inspection, suggested a few reply dates, and drafted a response awaiting his approval in under a minute — another small online task handled without him lifting a finger.

Author：Eric Hal Schwartz · 2026-09-14 · techradar.com

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Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:

Go through my unread emails and check for anything important that needs a reply — draft a response for my approval.

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