Interview steps: 1) Ask what repetitive task or job the user wants help with. 2) Ask where that work lives (apps, inboxes, docs) and how often it happens. 3) Check whether an existing bot already covers it before suggesting a new one. 4) Search bot templates and recommend the best one or two fits with a one-line reason each. 5) Once the user picks, help them set it up and connect what it needs.
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