I've been attending Jed's sessions on using Claude for search and had a quick win this morning. I own and operate one small business while also doing some consulting and searching for acquisitions under another. The end result I needed was summarised, archived newsletters; real human issues highlighted to me; replies drafted with knowledge of my business; and a report, whenever I run the command, that summarises both inboxes as part of my morning routine. It took about 40 minutes of thinking and back-and-forth with Claude to get the result I wanted. Anything I star is kept in the inbox. Anything not starred is archived on the next pass. This might help others trying to manage multiple inboxes and focus on what matters. Let me know if this was helpful, or feel free to critique the idea! Pre-requisites: 1. Claude Code on your desktop or another environment like Antigravity IDE 2. Claude understands your business/es (ask it!) 3. Claude connected to all gmail inboxes you want it to manage (ask it how!) Set it up with copy and paste: Copy the message below, replace the bits in [brackets] with your own details in plain English, and paste the whole thing into Claude. It'll do the setup for you and create a /email command you can run each morning. You won't touch a file. _____ I want a daily email routine, and a /email command I can type to run it. Please do all the setup yourself so I don't have to create any files. MY DETAILS - Businesses and inboxes to cover: [e.g. Acme (you@acme.com) and Beta (you@beta.com)] - A shared/team inbox I'm cc'd on but don't personally answer: [e.g. support@acme.com] - My booking link and default meeting length: [e.g. calendly.com/me, 30 minutes] - My writing voice in a few words: [e.g. warm, direct, short sentences, no em dashes] - Newsletters I want KEPT in my inbox (archive all other newsletters): [e.g. none, or name a couple] - Newsletters to file but NOT mention in the summary: [e.g. none] - Tags for sorting threads: [e.g. Customers, Vendors, Applicants]

Hi all! Just want to share some good news. My wife and I finally closed on our first business last week. It's a psychotherapy business (Puget sound psychotherapy). I want to thank this group for help with my 12.00am questions and being just a text away! Glad to be part of such an awesome group!

⒈ Watch the intro video and introduce yourself in the intro post here. ⒉ Start with the Pre-Program. Everything else builds on this. ⒊ Check in at the bottom of each lesson. Polls, discussion posts, other members working through the same stuff. Use them. ⒋ Follow the 90-day Search Roadmap to build massive leverage in your search. ⒌ Post your work. Ask questions. Help others when you can. What's your biggest roadblock as a searcher?