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Stop collecting AI agent ideas. Start running one.

Use Case Pilot helps small businesses, solo operators, and everyday people find the agent use cases that fit their work and life, then set them up themselves with tested, step-by-step guides. From idea to running agent in a week.

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  • Personalized recommendations
  • Step-by-step guides we've tested
  • Drafts-first: nothing sends without you
How it works

Three steps from "cool demo" to "it's running"

Directories are great for inspiration. We focus on the part after that: picking the right thing and getting it working, at your own pace.

1

Take the quiz

Answer about 10 quick questions on your role, the tools you use, what eats your time, and how hands-on you want to be.

2

Get your shortlist

See a ranked list of use cases that fit you, each with difficulty, the tools involved, and the risks to watch for.

3

Set it up this week

Follow a tested step-by-step guide with the exact prompts. Want the shortcut? Pilot Pro kits add ready-made templates and checklists.

Example use cases

Small, useful, and realistic

No "replace your whole team" promises. These are the kind of everyday jobs an agent can take off your plate, with you still in charge.

Inbox triage

Sort new email into "needs you," "FYI," and "ignore," and draft replies to the routine ones for you to review.

BeginnerEmailDrafts only

Lead follow-up

When a contact form comes in, draft a personal first reply and a reminder to follow up if you haven't heard back.

BeginnerFormsEmail

Invoice chase list

Every Monday, get a short list of unpaid invoices with a polite reminder drafted for each one.

IntermediateAccounting appWeekly

Meeting → action items

Turn call notes or a transcript into a clean summary, decisions, and a to-do list with owners.

BeginnerNotesTasks

Review replies

Draft on-brand responses to new customer reviews so you can approve and post them in a minute.

BeginnerLocal business

Job follow-ups

For home services: draft a friendly follow-up and review request for each finished job from your job notes, ready to edit and send.

BeginnerHome services

Every guide starts "drafts only" or read-only where it can: the agent prepares, you approve. You can loosen the reins once you trust it.

Free & Pro

Start free. Go Pro when you want the shortcut.

Everything is self-serve: no calls, no sales pitch, no waiting on anyone's calendar. Pick a guide and go.

Free

Free, always

Find what to automate, then follow a guide we've tested ourselves.

  • Use-case recommendation quiz with a ranked shortlist
  • Step-by-step setup guides with copyable prompts
  • Tools needed, difficulty, and risks for each guide
  • Weekly newsletter with new tested use cases
Get the free quiz
Questions

Good to know

Do I need to be technical?

No. Every guide lists the tools you need, how long it takes, and how hard it is. Beginner guides use apps you probably already have.

Is it safe to let an agent touch my email or accounts?

Every guide starts drafts-only or read-only where it can. The agent prepares, you approve, and each guide shows how to switch it off.

Will someone set it up for me?

No. Use Case Pilot is fully self-serve. The guides and Pilot Pro kits are written so you can do it yourself, at your own pace.

What does Pilot Pro cost?

Founding price for waitlist members: $49/year or $5/month, locked in as long as you stay subscribed (offer ends Nov 17). Regular price: $79/year or $9/month. Annual plans: full refund within 7 days of your first purchase. Monthly plans: no refunds, cancel anytime. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when Pilot Pro opens.

Questions or problems with a guide? Email [email protected].

The weekly newsletter

Three tested use cases, every week

Short, practical, and tested before we send it. Plus one teardown of a setup: what worked, what didn't, and what we'd change.

  • 3 use cases with setup steps
  • 1 teardown of a real setup
  • No hype; nothing we haven't tried