AI for tattoo artists: 6 jobs to hand to AI this week (none of them drawing)

I'm a [UK] tattoo artist. Style: [e.g. fine-line blackwork]. I don't do: [e.g. colour realism, cover-ups, hands/face, under-18s].
To quote I need: placement, rough size in cm, colour or black and grey, reference images, and availability.
Sort these enquiries into:
A) Ready to book (has everything)
B) Needs info (list exactly what's missing)
C) Not for me (outside my style or rules)
Then draft a short, friendly reply for each group (under 60 words each, casual [British] tone). For C, recommend they look for an artist who specialises in that style; don't name anyone.
Don't quote prices; write [PRICE] where I'll add it.

Enquiries:
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Summarise this tattoo client's messages into a one-page consultation brief for me (the artist).
Sections: the idea and its meaning to them (their words), placement and size, colour or black and grey, reference images they mentioned, must-haves, things they don't want, budget and dates if given.
Then list 6 questions I should ask in the consult to fill gaps (e.g. skin and healing history, existing tattoos nearby, how it should age).
Don't suggest designs or describe artwork.

Messages:
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Write a clear, friendly booking policy for a [UK] tattoo artist. Under 250 words, short headings, plain [British] English.
Use ONLY these rules:
- Deposit: [e.g. £50, comes off the final price]
- Rescheduling: [e.g. 72 hours' notice, deposit carries over once]
- Cancellations and no-shows: [e.g. deposit kept, as it covers drawing time]
- Drawings: [e.g. shown on the day / 48 hours before; small changes included, major redesigns need a new deposit]
- ID: photo ID required, 18+ only
- Arrive: [e.g. fed, hydrated, no alcohol beforehand]
Tone: warm but firm.

Write three short aftercare messages from a [UK] tattoo artist, using ONLY my method below:
1. Same day (under 120 words): the key steps.
2. Day 7 check-in (under 60 words): what's normal (flaking, itching), and when to contact a pharmacist, GP or NHS 111 (signs of infection like spreading redness, heat, pus, fever).
3. Week 4 (under 50 words): ask for a healed photo and, separately, whether they're happy for it to go on my Instagram.
Don't add products or medical advice beyond my method and the infection signs.
Use [Name] as the placeholder.

My method:
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These are reference images a tattoo client sent me. I'm the artist and will draw an original design myself.
For each image, in one line: the element they probably like (e.g. linework weight, composition, subject, shading style).
Then summarise across all images: recurring themes, line weight, level of detail, black and grey or colour, and any contradictions I should ask about.
Do NOT generate, describe or suggest a design. Do not identify other artists' work or suggest copying it.

Part 1: captions. I'm a [UK] tattoo artist ([style], based in [town]). For each piece below, write a short caption (under 60 words): what it is, placement, healed or fresh, sessions taken, and "Books open: [link]". No hashtag walls, max 5 relevant hashtags. Credit the client's handle only where I've written [OK TO TAG].
Pieces: [one line each]

Part 2: admin. Categorise these lines into deposits, final payments, supplies (needles, ink, aftercare), studio rent/chair fee, equipment, other. Give monthly totals and a list of lines to query.
Lines: [paste]