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The daily 5

Five real things AI agents did, from the newest finds. Each one links to where it was first reported, and says how much to trust it.

  1. Edit a short promo video in Descript from narration and style references

    A newsletter writer gave his dot a recorded narration in Descript plus two Instagram videos as style references. It found official footage, laid out B-roll and captions, trimmed the overlong cut, and after a few review rounds he published the finished short.

    OpenAI dotsUser storymattpaige68.substack.com

  2. Plan your day from your calendar and triage email in the terminal

    A founder and writer built a personal assistant in Claude Code that plans each day around his calendar, sorts unread email and drafts replies for approval, and runs a weekly review.

    Claude CodeUser storysidbharath.com

  3. Triage email and add drive time to your calendar before you wake

    A newsletter writer replaced a 45 minute morning routine with Claude Code automations that triage email overnight, add traffic based drive time events to his calendar, and draft a time blocked day.

    Claude CodeUser storythe-ai-corner.com

  4. Run a personal chief of staff with daily briefings and reviews

    A consultant set up Claude Cowork as a chief of staff that reads three calendars, a task board and notes, sends a morning briefing and a Sunday review, and keeps a personal contact file up to date.

    Claude CoworkUser storyconstantin.glez.de

  5. Review your newsletters one by one, then bulk unsubscribe

    A PCWorld writer had Claude sort his archived newsletters, recommend which to keep, and then used Claude in Chrome to unsubscribe from 21 of them in about five minutes.

    Claude in ChromeHands-on reviewpcworld.com

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