Draft a free guide for your website from your notes
Turns your notes into a free guide or checklist in a new Google Doc, using only the facts and figures you supplied.
Apps it connects
Authenticate each one once and the workflow is ready to run.
What it does
Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.
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Google DocsCreate documentCreates a new document titled with your working title on every run, so nothing you already have is overwritten. - 2
Google DocsInsert headingInserts the guide title, one heading per planned section, and closing headings for the call to action and what is still needed. - 3
Google DocsAppend textAppends a draft notice, each section's text or the reason it was not written, and your call to action word for word. For each
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Google DocsInsert heading - 5
AnthropicGenerate model responseAsks the AI to write each section from your brief alone, inventing no figures, names, examples or claims of its own. - 6
Google DocsAppend text
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Google DocsAdd bulleted listAdds a closing list of how many sections were written, which were not and why, and where figures still need adding.
How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Describe the guide you want to give away, who it is for, the problem it solves and every fact and figure you want used, then run it. A new Google Doc is created and each section of your running order is drafted by the AI from your brief alone, under its own heading. When it finishes, the run gives you the link to the document.
You end up with a draft you can edit, brand and hand out, with your call to action copied onto the last page word for word. Nothing reaches the page that you did not supply: the AI is forbidden from inventing statistics, prices, dates, studies, testimonials or named companies, and every figure in a drafted section is checked against your brief - '20%' matches '20 percent' and '1200' matches '1,200', but a number your brief does not contain anywhere stops that section from being written, and the document says so. Where a figure is missing the draft leaves a marked placeholder, and the document ends with a list of what still needs adding. If no section can be written at all, the run is marked failed. A new document is created every run, so nothing you already have is touched.
You need Google Docs and Anthropic connections. Fill in the guide's working title, your brief and what the reader should do next.
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