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A Muse user had been putting off getting new insurance quotes. Muse did it and saved their $500 : and got a $7 Amazon refund the same day.
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A dot that lists what renews in the next 14 days, the last price paid, and whether it changed, so a price rise never lands as a surprise on the statement.
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Every subscription sends a renewal or price-change email that you never read. A dot can read them all, keep the list, and give you two weeks to cancel.
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Paste this into a conversation with your dot and replace anything in [square brackets] with your own details. It is a standing job, so say when it should run.
Every Monday at 9am, search my inbox for subscription renewals, receipts and price-change notices from the last 60 days. Keep a table of service, renewal date, last amount and any change in price. Message me the services renewing in the next 14 days, with any price changes at the top. Never cancel, pay or reply to anything; if I ask for a cancellation, draft it and give me the link.
Purchases and cancellations on ask before taking action. Sending email on hand off to you. Open the dot's profile, then Customize and Custom rules, describe the action and pick the behaviour. Sensitive actions such as changing a password always stay with you.
Read-only inbox access, the dot's own browser for account pages, and memory of the table between runs.
Receipts that arrive as PDFs or inside apps will be missed unless you forward them. Treat the table as a prompt to check, not as your accounts. Dots can make mistakes, including when following your rules; review consequential work before relying on it.
OpenAI's dots announcement and OpenAI's getting-started guide, September 29, 2026. Sundog is an independent community and is not affiliated with OpenAI; this workflow is an untested starting point.
A clear list of recurring charges, renewal dates, and subscriptions worth reviewing.
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