The Connector Starter Pack
10 copy-paste prompts to run in your first week, once Claude is plugged into your real tools. The exact ones I demonstrated, across Granola, Gmail, Notion, Canva and Slack, plus the chained workflow that runs four tools off a single instruction.
By Abi Odedeyi · CodeFreeIQGranola
Turn a meeting into a follow-up email, and never lose an action point again.
Gmail
Triage your inbox in 60 seconds, and draft replies with full context.
Notion
Answer client questions from your own docs, and turn a messy chat into a clean SOP.
Canva
Build carousels and weekly promo graphics from your brand template, without leaving Claude.
Slack
Catch up after time away, and draft replies for your review, never posting on its own.
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One rule before you start
Granola
your AI notetakerTurn a meeting into a follow-up email
Pull the transcript from my last meeting in Granola and draft a follow-up email that includes every action point and every promise I made on the call. Keep my tone warm and direct. Don't send it, leave it as a draft for me to review.
Never lose an action point again
From my meeting with [name/company] in Granola, list everything I committed to as an action point, with who owns each one and any dates I mentioned.
Gmail
Triage your inbox in 60 seconds
Read my inbox and tell me which emails actually need me today, which are just FYI, and which are waiting on someone else. Don't reply to anything yet.
Draft a reply with full context
Read the thread with [person] and draft a reply that answers their questions. Use what we agreed in earlier emails so I'm not repeating myself. Leave it as a draft.
Notion
your docs / SOPsAnswer a client question from your own docs
A client asked: "[paste the question]." Check my Notion, what does our onboarding document say about this? Quote the relevant page back to me so I don't have to dig through nested pages.
Turn a messy chat into a clean SOP
Take everything we just worked out in this chat and turn it into a tidy, properly formatted SOP as a new page in my Notion. Make it something I can hand to my team.
Canva
designs / carouselsBuild a carousel from your brand template
Using my brand kit in Canva, create a 7-page carousel about [topic]. Show me the outline first, then generate it into Canva ready for me to review.
Weekly promo graphics without leaving Claude
Create this week's promo graphics in Canva using my usual templates. The topic is [topic]. Search my existing designs for the right template first, then build the new one.
Slack
catching up, not doingCatch up after time away
I've been off for [two days]. Read the [client] channel, what happened while I was away, and what actually needs me today? Summarise the threads; don't post anything.
Draft a Slack reply for review
Draft a message in the [channel] replying to [person] about [topic]. Show it to me first, I'll decide whether it goes out.
One instruction, four tools
Once the individual prompts feel natural, chain them. This is the real unlock, the connectors working together off a single instruction:
We just finished a sales call. Get the transcript from Granola, then: 1. Draft a follow-up email in Gmail with every promise I made, 2. Create a proposal in Canva from the same transcript, 3. Log the deal notes into Notion. Leave everything in draft for me to review before anything goes out.
One instruction. Four tools. Done before you move to the next thing on your day.
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