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AI workflows: Utility

Ready-to-run AI workflows in the Utility category: open one, fill in the short form and run it. Each one shows a sample of what it makes and what a run costs.

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Typical Istanbul market ranges in TRY; prices vary by tile quality, site access, building rules and plumbing condition. Confirm all amounts with written contractor and supplier quotes. Demolition Item Low estimate High estimate Notes Remove tub, tiles, toilet and sink 6,000 TRY 10,000 TRY Includes basic protection and removal Debris bags, transport and disposal 3,000 TRY 6,000 TRY Check building/municipal disposal rules Demolition subtotal 9,000 TRY 16,000 TRY Materials…
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Renovation budget

Input: renovate a 6 m² bathroom in Istanbul: new tiles, shower instead of tub, new toilet and sink, plumbing is 25 years old; budget around 120,000 TRY; we do the painting ourselves

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Family Screen-Time Agreement Our Why We want the phone to help with connection, independence, fun, and safety without crowding out sleep, school, family time, or other interests. These rules are for everyone to understand and follow, and we will adjust them together as trust and needs change. The Limits School days (Monday–Thursday): Recreational phone and gaming time is allowed after homework and responsibilities are finished, from 4:30–6:00 p.m. and 7:00–8:00 p.m., for a maximum of 2 hours total.…
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Screen-time agreement

Input: an 11-year-old just got a first phone; school nights, gaming with friends, worries about short-video apps; we want rules we can actually enforce

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Arithmetic assumptions Starting balances: Card A $3,200 at 34% APR, Card B $1,100 at 29% APR, car loan $8,500 at 9% APR. Total debt budget is $600/month, including minimums. Interest is calculated monthly as APR ÷ 12, then payments are applied; figures are rounded to cents. Card minimums remain $96 and $40 until payoff; the car payment is $320. Freed payments immediately roll to the current target. No new charges, fees, missed payments, APR changes, or prepayment penalties. Final payments may be smaller than $600.…
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Debt pay-off plan

Input: credit card A 3,200 at 34% (min 96), credit card B 1,100 at 29% (min 40), car loan 8,500 at 9% (320/month, 30 months left); I can put 600 a month towards debt

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BABYSITTER BRIEF The Kids Ada, 6 — [Temperament / favorite activities]. Nut allergy. Bedtime: 20:00. Can, 3 — [Temperament / comfort items]. Usually naps 13:00–14:00. Evening Timeline [Dinner time] — Dinner is in the fridge. Heat and serve. Before 19:00 — Screens are okay with your supervision. 19:00 — Screens off. Quiet play, books, or drawing. [Bath time] — Bath or wash-up. Pajamas and teeth. 20:00 — Ada’s bedtime. [Can’s bedtime] — Can’s bedtime routine and lights out. We expect to be home around 23:00. House Rules…
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Babysitter brief

Input: two kids: Ada 6 (nut allergy, bedtime 20:00, no screens after 19:00), Can 3 (still naps 13-14); dinner in the fridge; we are back around 23:00

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Service Monthly cost Yearly cost Verdict Why in five words Video streaming $17.99 $215.88 Downgrade Lower tier likely meets needs Music family plan $19.99 $239.88 Share Family plan benefits multiple users Cloud storage $2.99 $35.88 Keep Low cost protects important files Gym $45.00 $540.00 Keep Health value if used regularly Photo editing suite $24.99 $299.88 Cancel Expensive without stated regular use News site 1 $9.99 $119.88 Keep One source maintains informed reading …
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Subscription audit

Input: video streaming 17.99, music family plan 19.99, cloud storage 2.99, gym 45, photo editing suite 24.99, two news sites 9.99 each, online shopping membership 8.99, a meditation app 12.99 I forgot about

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At home, Can is curious, energetic, and especially enthusiastic about maths and problem-solving. Reading takes more effort, and Can can become frustrated or avoid it when it feels difficult. Can also finds it hard to sit still for long, but focuses better with movement, clear steps, and short tasks. Where is Can currently reading compared with grade-level expectations, and which specific skills need the most support? What did you mean by “focus” in your note—what behaviours do you observe, during which activities, and how often?…
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Parent-teacher meeting prep

Input: Can, 2nd grade; reading is behind, loves maths, has trouble sitting still; the teacher mentioned 'focus' in a note; 15-minute meeting on Thursday

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Hi, I’m your neighbour from Flat [X]. I’m sure you may not have realised, but music from upstairs was audible after midnight on three nights this week, around 12:00–1:30 a.m. We have a baby, so the noise makes it difficult for them—and us—to sleep. Would you mind keeping the volume low after 11 p.m., or using headphones late at night? Please feel free to knock or message me if you’d like to discuss it. Thank you for understanding.…
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Note to a neighbour

Input: upstairs music after midnight three times this week; we have a baby; we have never spoken

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Luna’s Pet-Sitter Brief Dates: 12–16 June The Pet in Three Lines Luna is a 4-year-old border collie. She needs two daily walks and enjoys [favourite games/toys]. She is scared of fireworks and may pull on the lead when she sees cats. Daily Schedule [ ] 07:30 — Morning walk [ ] [morning feeding time] — 250 g dry food; refresh water [ ] [midday check/play time] — Toilet break and play [ ] [evening feeding time] — 250 g dry food; refresh water [ ] 19:00 — Evening walk…
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Pet-sitter brief

Input: Luna, 4-year-old border collie: two walks (07:30, 19:00), 250 g dry food twice a day, scared of fireworks, pulls on the lead near cats; vet Dr Kaya · 12–16 June

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Kaya Dental: Cleaning booked Tue 14 May at 10:30 with Dr Kaya. Reply Y to confirm or C to reschedule. Reminder: Cleaning tomorrow at 10:30 with Dr Kaya. Cancel/reschedule at least 24h before. Reply Y to confirm or C to reschedule. Kaya Dental: Cleaning in 2 hours with Dr Kaya. Address: Bağdat Cad. 12. Reply Y to confirm or C to reschedule.
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Appointment reminder texts

Input: dental cleaning, Tuesday 14 May 10:30, Dr Kaya, Bağdat Cad. 12; cancel at least 24h before · Kaya Dental

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Subject: Friendly Reminder: Invoice #2041 Overdue Dear Acme Ltd., We are writing to remind you that invoice #2041 for EUR 1,250 was due on 15 May and is now 12 days overdue. We assume this was an oversight. Please arrange payment by bank transfer using the payment details provided on the invoice. Could you please confirm once payment has been made? Kind regards, Studio Ada Subject: Payment Date Required: Invoice #2041 Dear Acme Ltd., Further to our previous reminder, invoice #2041 for EUR 1,250, due on 15 May, remains unpaid.…
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Payment reminder emails

Input: invoice #2041, 1,250 EUR, due 15 May, now 12 days late, client Acme Ltd · Studio Ada

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DAILY CHORES Chore Rough time Assignment Morning dog walk 15 min Adult A / Adult B alternate Feed dog, refresh water 5 min Ada Make beds, put pajamas away 3 min each Everyone Clear breakfast dishes 5 min Can with an adult nearby Load/unload dishwasher 10 min Adult on kitchen duty; Ada helps unload safe items 10-minute evening tidy 10 min each Everyone: own items and assigned zone Set and clear dinner table 10 min total Ada and Can alternate tasks …
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Family chore chart

Input: two adults (both work full time), Ada 9, Can 5; dog; small flat; weekends are for the kids' sport

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Subject: Urgent Repair Request – Leaking Bathroom Ceiling Dear [Landlord/Property Manager’s Name], I am writing to request an urgent repair at [Tenant’s Address]. The bathroom ceiling has been leaking for two weeks, since [Date Leak Began]. I previously reported this by message on 3 May but have received no reply. The damp patch is continuing to grow, and mould is now developing in one corner. This may pose a health risk and could cause further damage to the ceiling and surrounding areas. It is also affecting the safe and normal use of the bathroom.…
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Repair request to the landlord

Input: bathroom ceiling has been leaking for two weeks; reported by message on 3 May, no reply; damp patch growing, mould starting in one corner

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0:00–1:00 — Hook: Story Hook: “Imagine waking up in 2035. Your home charged its battery overnight when electricity was cheapest. Your car is ready to drive, powered by yesterday’s sunlight. And instead of receiving a large utility bill, you get a credit because your home sold extra energy back to the grid. This is not science fiction. The technologies already exist. The question is whether they will become affordable, accessible, and simple enough for everyone.” Thesis:…
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Speech outline

Input: the future of renewable energy

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Day 1 — Approx. 2,020 kcal Breakfast: Greek Yogurt Protein Oats — 500 kcal Combine ½ cup oats, 1 cup Greek yogurt, ½ cup berries, 1 tbsp chia seeds, 1 tbsp peanut butter, and a splash of milk. Refrigerate overnight or warm the oats first; top with berries, yogurt, chia, and peanut butter. Lunch: Lentil–Feta Quinoa Bowl — 550 kcal Layer ¾ cup cooked quinoa, ¾ cup cooked lentils, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, spinach, ¼ cup feta, and 1 tbsp olive oil. Season with lemon juice, salt, pepper, and dried oregano; serve warm or chilled.…
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Meal plan

Input: high-protein vegetarian, ~2000 kcal, no mushrooms

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Ada, you stayed late three nights to help me meet the deadline, and your support kept me focused, eased the pressure, and made the finish possible. You’re the kind of person who shows up with patience and generosity when it matters most. Thank you for being there beside me.
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Thank-you note

Input: Ada · stayed late three nights to help me hit the deadline

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Daily 10-Minute Reset Do together each evening—5 minutes per person. Minutes 0–2: Put away clutter in living room and bedrooms. Minutes 2–4: Load/unload dishwasher; wipe kitchen counters and hob. Minutes 4–6: Scoop litter box; sweep around it if needed. Minutes 6–8: Wipe bathroom sink; hang towels and put laundry in hamper. Minutes 8–10: Take out rubbish/recycling if full; straighten cushions and prepare items needed for tomorrow. Daily essentials Scoop litter box. Wash dishes or run dishwasher. Wipe food-preparation surfaces.…
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Cleaning schedule

Input: 2-bedroom apartment, two adults working full-time, one cat, weekends preferred for big tasks

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4-Week Home Dumbbell Strength Plan Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Equipment: Dumbbells and a sturdy chair/bench Session length: About 40–55 minutes Rest: 90–120 seconds between main sets; 60–90 seconds between accessory sets Warm-Up Before Every Workout Complete 1–2 rounds: March or jog in place — 60 seconds Bodyweight squats — 10 reps Hip hinges — 10 reps Alternating reverse lunges — 6 per side Arm circles — 10 each direction Scapular push-ups against a wall or floor — 10 reps…
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Workout plan

Input: build strength, 3 days a week, home dumbbells only

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Watch how it works

How AI workflows work: one form in, a finished video out

A workflow is a ready-made recipe of AI steps. You pick a template, fill in a short form, and every step runs on its own until a finished video comes out. Here we follow one bedtime story video from the form to the result.

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Chapters
  1. 0:00 What a workflow is
  2. 0:17 Pick a template
  3. 0:35 Fill in the form, see the cost
  4. 0:53 Preview cheaply, then run
  5. 1:14 Your result and run history

What happens when you press Run? The anatomy of an AI workflow

Let's open one workflow and look inside. A workflow is a graph: each box is a step, the arrows set the order, and steps that don't depend on each other run side by side. Your answers flow into the steps, some steps check their own work and run again, some wait for your approval, and every AI call is recorded with its own cost.

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Chapters
  1. 0:00 Steps, arrows and one job per step
  2. 0:26 How your answers flow
  3. 0:39 Watching it run: checks and retries
  4. 0:55 Steps that wait for your approval
  5. 1:06 Every AI call, recorded
  6. 1:18 Done, and shareable
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