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[Rick and Morty] Are Meeseeks created with the knowledge to compete the task? Can they complete any task someone trained could do?

In the episode they are created with the ability to teach Golf, speak well in public, write the speech given to help Summer, and had enough emotional depth to help Beth.  
  
Like let's say I ask a Meeseeks to coach a baseball game, fix my car, or cook dinner. Would they instantly know how to compete those tasks?
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I believe they have access to some sort of hammerspace-like information system where all the information they need to complete any given task is stored.

When a Meeseeks first poofs into existence, it has no idea what it will be asked to do, so there's no way for it to be created with the knowledge to complete every possible task, large or small. That would require them to be omniscient, and Rick himself said that they weren't gods. 

So they pop into the world, receive their instructions, and then mentally download the relevant information from the Meeseeks version of the internet. This gives them the appearance of knowing off the top of their heads how to complete any given task.

It's worth noting that merely *having all the necessary information* to complete a task is not the same as *actually completing* that task. Ultimately, Meeseeks are primarily limited by the task completion parameters established by whomever summoned them (in addition to whatever else prevents them from being gods able to accomplish anything). 

The Meeseeks that Jerry summoned knew exactly how to get two strokes off his golf game, but was limited by Jerry's utter incompetence and unwillingness to actually put into practice the coaching he was given. It couldn't physically *compel* Jerry's body to perform the necessary movements to make a lower handicap stroke. 

So Jerry himself became a system-breaking task parameter. The Meeseeks had no idea how to work around him, so it did the only thing it could think to do: create another Meeseeks and ask for its help. This created a system loop which resulted in a large group of Meeseeks being created, none of which could accomplish the task as given. 

The first Meeseeks came up with the only logical solution: kill the person that set the task, and the task is completed under the established parameters. "But we WILL get *all* strokes off his game... 
 **WHEN WE KEEL HIM!!**" 

So a Meeseeks isn't automatically created with the knowledge to complete its assigned task, but it has instant *access* to that knowledge and is primarily limited in its application of that knowledge by the parameters set by the person giving it the task.