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Logging your work shouldn’t take longer than doing it. PerfectTed Energy has thousands of stockists. After each store visit, their field team sends Claude a voice note: what sold, what they restocked, what’s new. Claude updates the right account in Notion via MCP… and everything’s up to date before... show more

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James6 days ago

@perfecttednrg love @perfecttednrg 🍵

Skyler Birk-Stachon6 days ago

@perfecttednrg We love @perfecttednrg!!! Our favorite clients ever and our favorite matcha legends 🫶

Ali Lari6 days ago

@perfecttednrg this is the kind of ai automation that actually matters because nobody wants to spend the evening converting a store visit into crm admin

Rex MacMillan6 days ago

This demo seems so simple and straightforward, yet it's exactly how we run our business at @greenirony. Notion isn't the only system that supports our business functions, but it's a huge piece of our context and memory layer, and its flexibility with structured and unstructured data makes it a perfect fit to plug in with any harness or model.

CalenDue6 days ago

@perfecttednrg the student version of this: 40 minutes typing 60 syllabus dates into a calendar for a class you attend 3 hours a week. the logging really does outrun the work

Maksim Danilov6 days ago

@perfecttednrg Why has the model picker disappeared in "chat" mode?

Eason6 days ago

@perfecttednrg This is what good AI UX should feel like. Give Claude the context, let the plumbing disappear. I keep thinking public links should work the same way.

maxi.me6 days ago

@perfecttednrg I’m starting to think the best use of AI in Notion is making Notion require less work. Voice note in. Context gets updated. Next action is ready when I need it. That’s the kind of workflow I need.

MASA6 days ago

@perfecttednrg Does it ever get tripped up by background noise?

RenXDev6 days ago

@perfecttednrg Voice notes are a good input surface here because the structured update remains visible in Notion. The agent should keep uncertain fields unresolved rather than inventing them.

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