Draft email replies and LinkedIn posts with n8n workflows
The author built n8n workflows that draft Gmail replies for approval, generate LinkedIn posts from a topic, and extract tasks from emails into Google Tasks or Notion.
Planning, inboxes, documents, and the back office that runs a business.
211 use cases
The author built n8n workflows that draft Gmail replies for approval, generate LinkedIn posts from a topic, and extract tasks from emails into Google Tasks or Notion.
A reviewer used Scout to summarize a Microsoft 365 inbox, draft replies, manage calendar events, browse and work with local files; it needs the app open and can be costly.
A writer had Gemini archive messages in 100+ unread emails and leave reply drafts, and describes it comparing hotel prices and holding a room.
A VC set up an OpenClaw agent as an analyst on a cheap VPS, reachable by Telegram, which he says could save dozens of hours per quarter.
A review of Manus Browser Operator, which works in the user's Chrome session with their logins for form filling and multi-page workflows.
After seeing Claude Code extract and organise action items from emails in plain English, Becky tried it and built four apps in three weeks.
Claude Code pulled YouTube analytics via API into a verified Excel file, built a job-tracking app, and found and enriched sales leads with outreach.
A team connected a Gmail MCP server so Claude Code reads the inbox, labels messages and drafts replies, plus calendar prep and reports.
The author tested Claude computer use in Cowork and Claude Code over two days on six workflows including research, sponsor outreach and product listings.
Claude in Chrome fills a PowerPoint template from a short brief and turns scattered meeting notes into a formatted Word doc exported as PDF.
Claude in Chrome drafted meeting-slot emails from Calendar, sorted 900 Drive files into folders and removed about 50 duplicates, and replayed a recorded reward-balance workflow into a spreadsheet.
The author runs OpenClaw on a dedicated machine, talks to it in Slack, keeps daily memory notes, and tracks its tasks and actions on a dashboard.
A solo owner handed their inbox and scheduler to a network of AI agents for seven days; the result was profitable but uncomfortable, with few details given.
An OpenClaw agent sends a Telegram morning briefing, drafts weekly client status emails sent after one-tap approval, and chases follow-ups, cutting admin from about 9 hours to 20 minutes.
A chemistry professor ran 11 students' problem sets through Claude to see if its annotations could help manual grading; the project was accidentally left public, exposing student information.
A professor had Claude Code summarize course-evaluation PDFs, filed themes as GitHub issues, and used agents to revise his security course and two others.
An educator tried agentic browsers that made a meeting poll, looked up and summarized colleagues' teaching schedules, and reformatted a slide deck, though clunky and slow.
ChatGPT Agent logged into LinkedIn, filtered YouTube manager candidates in Bangalore into a spreadsheet, and in another demo built an Excel valuation model from company financials in 17 minutes.