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Adam

Adam turns several requests into one ordered list of steps.

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Ask for a rewrite, an image and a send to Reach in one sentence and Adam returns numbered steps in the order they have to happen, each with its own instruction. A plan holds at most four steps.

What it does

Ask for several things at once, for example rewrite this draft as a LinkedIn post, add an image and send it to Reach. Adam returns the whole list in the order it has to happen.

Each step has its own instruction and link. A plan holds at most four steps, and each step is checked on its own.

Once you press Start, Adam runs the steps in order without stopping.

Why

Some steps depend on others. An ordered list saves you working out the sequence.

What it won't do

  • It never publishes. Stop stays on screen while the steps run.
  • It doesn't repeat the same step twice in one plan.

How to use it

Open the Adam guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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