I'm subscribed to more than 90 AI newsletters and I don't read any of them. Claude does, and sends me one short email. You can start with one inbox and one prompt.
Free. Just your first name and email, and it opens straight away.

Add your name and email and the whole guide opens straight away, prompts included.
Level 1 takes about 10 minutes and no code. The prompts are in the guide.
Level 1 · One inbox, one prompt
Give newsletters their own home
Keeping them in one place, away from your other email.
Subscribe to a short list
How many to start with.
Hand them to Claude
The prompt that turns them into one short brief.
My starter list
Seven free newsletters, with the Aussie ones first.
Level 2 · Make it repeat
Save the prompt in a Claude Project
So you only paste the newsletters. Free accounts can do it.
Put it on a schedule
Scheduled tasks in Claude Cowork, on paid plans.
Look for what came up twice
One question to spot patterns across the week.
Level 3 · How mine works
The fully automatic one took building
What mine does, so you can see where it can go.
and they pile up unread.
and want the local rules and safety news first.
and want something you can start with no code.
and what's a one-off before you act on it.

I'm subscribed to more than 90 AI newsletters and I don't read any of them. Claude does, and emails me first thing in the morning.
Mine took a proper build, a bit of code and some fixing when things broke. You don't need that to start.
I put the simple version into this guide. Start with one inbox and one prompt, and automate it if you're reading the brief every day.
No. Level 1 is one inbox and one prompt, and takes about 10 minutes. Only my fully automatic version took code.
The full guide opens on this page straight away, with the prompts and my starter list. It stays open on the same phone or laptop when you come back.
Yes. Your first name and email, and the guide opens. No card, nothing to buy.
Projects work on free accounts too, up to five. Scheduled tasks in Claude Cowork need a Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise plan.
Three or four is plenty. The guide has my starter list of seven free ones, with the Australian ones first.
Set up one inbox for newsletters and run the prompt on what comes in this week.
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