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Brooke Benson Question
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Sending Daily TV Recaps by Paper Letter with Claude, Make.com, and Lob

Last year my daughter went to camp and wanted daily updates on her favorite TV show, which ran every night. The camp only accepts letters, and I did not want to handwrite them every night, so I built a workflow to send them for me. It works for anyone who needs to send physical mail on a regular schedule. Through a website, I used Make.com to build the workflow: 1. It starts at a specific time each day. 2. It asks Claude for a recap of the previous night's episode. 3. The recap is fed into the Make.com workflow. 4. Make.com connects to Lob through an API. 5. I submitted through Lob to create the letter. Every late morning I see the new letter go out, and my daughter gets the episode recap a few days later. Recently I used a very similar workflow to build websites that send letters for people who want to cancel gym memberships or send landlords an email to end a rental. Both are situations where only physical letters are accepted. Connecting these tools took a little time, but it opened up a lot of possibilities, as long as someone still needs a physical letter.

Thomas (Josh) Thephasdin
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