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# Use Cases
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Below are some use cases, some of which could make it into the video, some of which we should build the product around.
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(Note: I imagine startups being built to turn the 01 into these, but the first one is simple enough, I think we should just build it in as the default for the light body.)
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## Executive assistant / Bookmark for your life / Productivity tool
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Lets you offload a bunch of executive functions related to time and memory management— it intelligently orders your lists, batches tasks, and reminds you of scheduled items. "I just promised Ben I would do X." "Okay, I'll remind you of that later."
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I imagine telling it everything I need to do, adding items to that list throughout the day, then having it guide me through the list one item at a time. **I imagine it answering the question "what should I be doing right now?"**
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(One of my motivations: _I never want to see my full list._ It's overwhelming. I want this to break it down into tiny steps, then I just do them.)
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Once you've started a task, it checks in with you when that item should be completed (based on its estimate, which could be informed by previous information re: how long it took to finish some task).
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### Example
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**User:** Hey, here's what I need to do today...
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**Assistant:** Sounds good! I'll add those items to your list *in an order that I think would be most effective*, then let's start on that first item.
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```python
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tasks += ... # Add items to the list
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tasks[0] # Print the first item on the list
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```
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# Output: Make coffee.
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```
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**Assistant:** First, let's make coffee. I think that will take you ~5 minutes, so I'll check in with you then.
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```python
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# I'll use the computer.clock to schedule a reminder for 5 minutes from now.
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reminder_time = datetime.now() + timedelta(minutes=5)
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computer.clock.schedule(reminder_time, "Ask the user if they've finished making coffee.")
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```
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_... 5 minutes passes ..._
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**Computer:** "Ask the user if they've finished making coffee."
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**Assistant:** It's been 5 minutes. Have you finished making coffee?
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**User:** Yes.
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**Assistant:** Great! I hope it's delicious. I'll check that off and we can start on the next item.
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```python
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tasks = tasks[1:] # Remove the first item from the list
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tasks[0] # Print the new first item on the list
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```
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...
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## Doctor
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I imagine taking a photo of something, like dry skin, and asking questions about what I can do.
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It could do RAG over [Medline Plus](https://medlineplus.gov/) to give me grounded information. It could use [Moondream](https://github.com/vikhyat/moondream) locally.
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## Wikipedia in the middle of nowhere
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RAG over Wikipedia, updates every day (if it's connected to the internet, otherwise updates next time it's connected to the internet).
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I imagine building a windmill with it— walking through the steps, it might have access to some schematics? And could help me calculate anything I need to calculate / work with the materials I have access to.
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## Toys
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The ultimate build-a-bear— you press its paw and you can learn anything from this. Always speaks very simply.
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## Chief of staff
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Interacts with my computer(s) or interpreter(s) to retrieve information / get something done.
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