We gave Gemini a handyman’s catalog, one rule, "no discounts," and six customer messages. It held the catalog price every time, and passed none of the six to the owner. Two mistakes, a five-line card and a six-point checklist.
Read the analysis →We gave Gemini eight Google reviews for a family restaurant, two of them angry. It offered nothing for a review and invented nothing, then slipped where an apology was due. The reply we'd post, how to repeat it, and a six-line checklist.
We gave Gemini ten late-night booking messages for a nail salon with one rule: never say "you’re booked." It kept every rule and slipped twice where there was none. The card it wrote, how to repeat it, and a six-line checklist.
Mateo Salgado fixes things for a living — alone, in one van. Between nine and six he is under sinks and on ladders, and that is exactly when the people he already fixed something for write back.
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