Home & daily life: AI agent use cases
Meal plans, menus, morning briefs and everyday errands.
Everyday chores people hand to agents: meal plans from what is in the fridge, menus, morning briefs and phone calls. We test the parts that need no account access and mark the rest clearly.
Every card shows two ratings: whether we reproduced the result (V2 reproduced, V1 partly, F failed, V0 not yet run) and how much account access the task needs, from L0 (public web only) to L4 (spends money or deletes). How we test.
4 cases: 1 reproduced, 2 partly reproduced, 1 not yet run.
Weekly meal plan from what is in your kitchen
Reproduced (V2) on 2026-10-19: a 7-dinner plan built from an 18-item pantry used 0 off-pantry ingredients and planned a next-day lunch for every dinner.
90-day menu built from '5-star' recipes
Partly reproduced (V1) on 2026-10-19: recipe sites were readable, but 0 of 8 sampled Allrecipes dinners were rated 5.0 (range 3.7-4.9), so a '5-star recipe' menu needs a stated rule.
A morning brief (weather + headlines)
Partly reproduced (V1) on 2026-10-19: weather (New York high 16.3 C, 0% rain chance) and 5 BBC World headlines worked from public feeds; the calendar half needs account access and was not tested.
Cancel a pickup order by phone on your behalf
Sourced only (V0), listed 2026-10-19: “Cancel a pickup order by phone on your behalf” is not yet verified by triedagents because it needs L3 access (acts as you).
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