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Claude — To Do — Every morning 8AM. Scans Gmail, surfaces what needs a...
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Claude — To Do — Every morning 8AM. Scans Gmail, surfaces what needs a...
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Comment Prompt 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 and I’ll DM you my prompt! Here are the 6 @claudeai cowork agents I have running my... — @fionaylin; uses Claude, Notion; demonstrates AI agents.
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Comment Prompt 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 and I’ll DM you my prompt! Here are the 6 @claudeai cowork agents I have running my life so I don’t have to:
📬 To Do — Every morning 8AM. Scans Gmail, surfaces what needs a response, creates tasks in Notion, sends me a digest
🔍 Leads — Every Monday 9AM. Finds 3 new prospects, audits their sites, drafts cold emails, saves to Notion + Gmail Drafts
✉️ Communications — On demand. Turns call notes into proposals, SOWs, and emails. Saves locally + Notion. Never sends without permission
🗂️ Filing — On demand. Sorts my Downloads into client folders, applies naming conventions, flags duplicates. Shows me the plan before touching anything
🤝 Client Onboarding — On demand. Point it at a new client folder and it generates the onboarding doc, content checklist, and pro…
Transcript excerpt
I have six quad minions running my life for me every day while I eat, sleep, watch TV. So I'm going to share with you exactly what I do. The first one is one that everyone's asking about, what I call my good morning text. This is my to-do agent that runs every morning at 8am before I wake up. It's connected to my Google Calendar, Gmail, and Notion. Scans my calendar, and Gmail tells me what I have to do for the day, what I have to respond to, and organizes it in my Notion databases. Then it just sends me a text on my message, so I wake up with exactly what I need. Second one is my leads agent. This one runs every morning at 9am just to start the week. It finds three new potential clients tell me what the company does, audits their entire product, drafts cold emails, saves it to my Notion database, as well as my Gmail draft. So then when I wake up, I can take a look, make sure everything looks good, and set down the email. The third one is my communications agent. This one is on demand, so it's not scheduled. It has all of my information, the way I talk, and address proposals, SOWs, emails, whatever written text thing that I need from call notes. Fourth is a filing agent. This one is also on demand, because I just do a cleanup once in a while. It scans the folders that I gave access to, it source files into folders, supply naming conventions, and flags duplicates. I have this client onboarding. Also on demand, depending on when I get a new client, it sends out the intake…
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- Guide: The Claude Harness Pattern: Context, Memory, and Cognitive Scaffolding
- Deeper dive: The Claude Harness Pattern: Context, Memory, and Cognitive Scaffolding
- Guide: Beyond Prompting: Prompt Architecture as Engineering Discipline
- Deeper dive: Beyond Prompting: Prompt Architecture as Engineering Discipline
- Guide: Autonomous Agents in the Wild: What's Actually Working in 2026
- Deeper dive: Autonomous Agents in the Wild: What's Actually Working in 2026
- Guide: Claude Mastery: From First Install to Advanced Agent Architecture
- Deeper dive: Claude Mastery: From First Install to Advanced Agent Architecture