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        "text": "A general chatbot is often enough for brainstorming, rewriting, summarizing, and one-off questions. A specialized assistant becomes more useful when a task repeats and needs consistent instructions, sources, formatting, approvals, or handoffs.\n\nRun My AI Biz’s resource library uses specialized assistants for functions such as opportunity research, course creation, launch preparation, newsletter growth, support, and administration. These assistants are coordinated around responsibilities rather than treated as interchangeable copies.\n\nKey factors:\n- Frequency of the task\n- Need for stable output structure\n- Number of handoffs or connected steps\n- Importance of repeatable guardrails\n\nBegin with a reusable prompt or template inside your current tool. Move to a specialized assistant only when the task’s instructions, inputs, and review rules are clear enough to preserve and reuse.\n\nRun My AI Biz helps owners decide when a repeatable workflow is more valuable than another isolated chat session.",
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