Reed Robinson
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"We used Databricks which houses like a lot of our data and makes that usable. And so they built like this whole series of things that allows like just simple lookup."
"I might also need to update our actual CRM which will use HubSpot as well. So I'd have that as like an additional tool to log it as an activity on the meeting."
"You can add tools from things like Slack, Evernote, Glean, Koda, Google Calendar, and you can actually start to customize those tools as well."
"They had a big V5 update recently. I have been loving it with my son and his other like friends in our neighborhood. We've made a lot of songs together."
"I'm a big fan of Granola. They're a great tool. But I struggle with the fact that sometimes I don't want to log those notes or I don't do it all the time."
"MCPs, I will say, still, I think, are both kind of very hyped and underutilized by people. It really just is like app integrations for your AI tools."
"If it's really not my Google calendar, it like doesn't exist. And it uses the various like find and update and create actions for Google Calendar through Zapier MCP and just like does all of it."
"With Evernote I want to restrict it to writing to certain notebooks."
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"It uses actually a Gemini step since it handles my like the document type that I was working with and creates the or appends it technically to the Koda page."
"With Koda, for my use within Claude I really I'm using it for particular documents and particular sheets for instance."
"Notebook LM I use personally for learning. I put like a lot of things in it to learn, but I got one that I got a lot of value from with my wife."
"You can create these collections of tools from all the apps you use and give them access to Claude to ChatGPT to Cursor, all the places that have inputs for MCP servers today."
"We used Databricks which houses like a lot of our data and makes that usable. And so they built like this whole series of things that allows like just simple lookup."
"I might also need to update our actual CRM which will use HubSpot as well. So I'd have that as like an additional tool to log it as an activity on the meeting."
"You can add tools from things like Slack, Evernote, Glean, Koda, Google Calendar, and you can actually start to customize those tools as well."
"They had a big V5 update recently. I have been loving it with my son and his other like friends in our neighborhood. We've made a lot of songs together."
"I'm a big fan of Granola. They're a great tool. But I struggle with the fact that sometimes I don't want to log those notes or I don't do it all the time."
"Like my Calendly link seems to like spread decently wide."
"MCPs, I will say, still, I think, are both kind of very hyped and underutilized by people. It really just is like app integrations for your AI tools."
"If it's really not my Google calendar, it like doesn't exist. And it uses the various like find and update and create actions for Google Calendar through Zapier MCP and just like does all of it."
"With Evernote I want to restrict it to writing to certain notebooks."
"Glean. Like now I've given it an action as well to search like our internal Glean tool which is awesome because then I could see like oh well we talked about this customer in Slack."
"One of the tricks for anybody listening, check out Claude projects. One of the things that you can do in Claude projects is provide very like detailed instructions for use cases."
"You can create these collections of tools from all the apps you use and give them access to Claude to ChatGPT to Cursor, all the places that have inputs for MCP servers today."
"You can create these collections of tools from all the apps you use and give them access to Claude to ChatGPT to Cursor, all the places that have inputs for MCP servers today."