Here's what's in my fridge and pantry: [list]. Plan 5 dinners for 2 adults and a toddler, using what we have first, max 30 minutes each, then give me a shopping list grouped by aisle for your usual supermarket or delivery app.
Plan a week of meals for [household] on a budget of your local currency [amount]. Use seasonal produce and give an estimated cost per meal in your local currency, based on typical your usual supermarket or delivery app prices.
Review this week's meal plan and flag any foods commonly listed in general pregnancy food-safety guidance (e.g. undercooked meat, unpasteurised cheese, high-mercury fish). Suggest swaps. Remind me to confirm with our midwife or doctor.
Turn this shopping list into a cart on my usual online grocery service (your usual supermarket or delivery app). Stop before checkout and show me the total and substitutions for approval.
Build a one-page card for babysitters and grandparents: allergies, intolerances, safe snacks from your usual supermarket or delivery app, emergency contacts, and when to call your local emergency number. Base it only on what I tell you. This is not medical advice; confirm details with our family doctor.
🩺 Organising help only. Check health decisions with your doctor, midwife or vet.
These 14 prompts run as needed, biweekly, monthly, weekly, yearly. Set the schedule in your assistant, or paste the prompt again when it comes up.
Do I need to code or install anything?
No. 10 of these 14 are rated Easy: paste the prompt into your assistant and connect your calendar or email only if it asks.
Will the agent act on its own?
Keep our house-rule line switched on when you copy and your agent is told to ask before it sends, books, buys, pays for, deletes or shares anything. Always review what it drafts.
Is this medical advice?
No. 1 of these prompts touch health. They organise reminders and questions; confirm everything with your doctor, midwife, health visitor or vet.