Nine examples across Workestral's use cases — the prompt you could actually type, and what Workestral automatically makes of it. A starting point to adapt, not a rigid template.
Workestral searches the web, fetches every page found in parallel, and distills key facts instead of a list of links — as an Excel table or HTML report with citations.
Loose notes become a structured record with agenda items and decisions — as a Word document, optionally in your chosen company design.
Set up as a monitor, Workestral reads the mailbox via IMAP each morning and sends a daily summary with priorities.
Workestral delivers a review report with concrete findings — the same way, technical documentation can be derived or a stack trace analyzed.
As a recurring monitor with a fixed feed URL — an email only arrives when the content has actually changed, not on every single run.
Workestral generates the images in the right format via a specialized image agent — text steps run in parallel with a different provider.
A description turns into a finished .pptx file with a matching slide layout — plus automatically as PDF, with no separate PDF request in the prompt.
A single checkbox for "include planner summary" is enough: Workestral adds open tasks and appointments, prioritized, to the daily email.
Workestral researches automatically, then pauses at the approval step — a different team member reviews and approves before it continues.