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  "description": "Start with frequent, text-heavy tasks that are easy to review, such as research collection, content repurposing, draft email follow-up, link checking, or weekly",
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        "text": "Do not automate a process merely because it is repetitive; automate it when the process is stable, frequent, easy to verify, and connected to a meaningful business objective. Research briefs, content repurposing, draft follow-ups, link checks, and project summaries are often better starting points than complex customer decisions.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business includes specialized assistants for these kinds of activities and recommends choosing relevant workflows, building one, using it, and expanding gradually.\n\nKey factors:\n- Frequency and volume\n- Error tolerance\n- Standardized inputs\n- Review time compared with manual effort\n\nPractical guidance: Write a simple operating procedure first. If people perform the task differently each time, clarify the process before adding AI; otherwise, automation may reproduce confusion faster.\n\nThe business’s bot examples can help owners identify a suitable first workflow.",
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