Previously, I was storing a lot of my emails in Notion. Ideas drafts checking which ones were sent, etc However, I'm discovering the power of doing everything within Claude code. My first instinct is to copy my Notion emails into Claude code and get them to process and store them. I'm unsure if this is the right approach, having all emails in Markdown sitting in my Claude code structure. Is there a better way to approach this? Connect it to Google Docs or Notion etc?

Hey, so I had this situation where I uploaded a set of five PDFs. I discovered that one of them was the wrong file by asking the AI to review for inconsistencies. It seemed I had accidentally uploaded a template. So I deleted all the PDFs and replaced them with the correct files, all in Markdown. After telling Claude I'd updated the files and fixed the issues. It kept telling me that the old artefact was there, that the old template file still existed. But I had already deleted all the PDFs and uploaded the new markdowns. I asked it to double check itself with said file name and it still came back saying that there was a problem. Then I asked "are you telling me the FILE NAME is still a template" and then it said "sorry you're right" Am I doing something wrong here?

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Would love to hear yours! I‘ll start: - em dashes (I mean come on, still?) - overly polished - emotionally balanced - very well structured (kind of a good thing, right?) - "it’s not just X, it’s Y" - soulless (hard to say why but you just feel it)

Hi @Ryan Doser I was wondering if you had any cool workflows that post-mortem Q&A calls? I host a live session every Monday on Zoom and record the calls with Fathom. What I'd love to achieve is an automation that saves the videos and transcripts of those calls. A template prompt that extracts key topics the students are struggling with. Action points mentioned in the call that can be posted directly to Skool as reminders. In the past, I had a Zapier automation that saved the transcripts into a Notion database, which was really cool until it broke. 😂