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Pull school deadlines from inbox newsletters with Claude
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Claude scans Cecilia Corral's school newsletters for kid deadlines and feeds a Saturday family calendar summary.
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Scan my inbox for daycare and school newsletters, teacher requests, and calendar updates. List key deadlines and what we need for the kids. Each Saturday, add a short family summary of the coming week to our shared family calendar.
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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish. Goal: Extract school deadlines from inbox newsletters and post a Saturday family summary. Questions to ask me first: - Which inboxes and kids? - Shared calendar name? - What belongs in the Saturday summary? Inputs (fill in or confirm): - Inboxes: [ACCOUNTS] - Kids: [NAMES] - Calendar: [SHARED] - Summary fields: [DEADLINES / EVENTS / TO-BRING] Rules: - Only surface items from real messages. - Prioritize deadlines with dates. - Do not reply to teachers unless I ask. - Saturday summary stays short. Checkpoint: Show this week's deadline list before writing the calendar note. If you get stuck: If a newsletter has no date, flag it. Verify before you finish: Every deadline cites a message subject or date. Output: Deadline list plus Saturday summary text. Done when: Both caregivers see the same week without hunting the inbox.
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The same Claude household agent scans Cecilia Corral's inbox for daycare and school newsletters, teacher requests, and calendars, then surfaces key deadlines so the family stays on top of what the kids need. It is part of a broader Saturday family summary on a shared calendar that helps share mental load with a partner.
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