So I've Built The Complete Guide On How To Set Up Your First One 🎁 So I've created a very in-depth guide showing how to turn Claude into a fully automated assistant that runs your tasks while you sleep. What's in the guide: -> What Is Claude Routines -> Why It Matters (and Who It's For) -> How to Access and Enable Routines -> The Interface Walkthrough -> Core Capabilities and Triggers -> Setting Up Your First Routine — Step by Step -> Scheduling Options (Daily, Weekly, On-Demand, Event-Based) -> Connecting Routines to Your MCPs and Tools -> Prompting Best Practices for Recurring Tasks -> Chaining Multiple Routines Together -> Monitoring, Logs, and Debugging -> Handling Failures and Retries -> Use Cases by Role (Founders, Devs, Marketers, Ops) -> 10 Ready-to-Steal Routine Templates -> Enterprise Best Practices -> Known Limitations and Workarounds -> Governance, Security and Admin Controls -> Cost Management and Token Budgeting -> Frequently Asked Questions -> Glossary

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In this video I build a Python AI agent that connects to a Google Sheet, reads every property row automatically, and generates 3 professional listing versions for each one — short (social media), standard (MLS/Zillow), and luxury (premium marketing). No copy-pasting. No manual prompting. Just run one command and walk away.

One practical way to move your history is this: ↳ Go to ChatGPT Settings → Data → Export ↳ Wait for the email with your export link ↳ Download the ZIP file ↳ Upload the conversations file into a Claude project That helps you bring over past context instead of starting from scratch.

I just published a new article on the 7 types of AI agents you can build in Claude Code.It breaks each one down in a simple way, explains how they work, and shows where they can actually be useful in real workflows. I also shared practical examples, why these agent patterns matter, and how they can help you move from simple demos to more real and useful AI systems. The full PDF guide is also attached. https://elshadk.substack.com/p/the-7-types-of-ai-agents-you-can