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Research content from Slack and draft Notion guide ideas

A team DM'd Lindy in Slack to summarize a year of guides and research a model, and it created a Notion guide idea after asking for approval.

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Use case overview

A team DM'd Lindy in Slack to summarize a year of guides and research a model, and it created a Notion guide idea after asking for approval.

Reported experience

  1. What they did

    With Slack connected, the team DM'd Lindy to review this year's Rundown University guides and summarize where AI products are heading and what content they make. In a second request they asked it to research Claude 5.1 and turn it into a Notion guide idea. Lindy asked for approval before creating the page, then filled in the database properties, added the source, and posted the Notion link in Slack.

  2. How it went

    The guide analysis found shifts toward agents that do work, rising coding agents, OpenAI and Claude dominance, and outcome-first framing. The Notion page was created correctly after approval. The guide gives no quantified results for these two tasks.

  3. Worth knowing

    Keep approvals on for anything Lindy creates, sends, or updates through someone's connected account. Heavier builds run in the background; a Monday staff deck took about 10 to 15 minutes.

Example prompts

Try with Lindy
When I message you in Slack, research [topic or model] and summarize [past content, e.g. last year's guides] in a short brief with sources. Then propose a guide idea and ask for my approval before creating a page in [Notion database]. Once I approve, create the page and link it back in Slack.
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