everything from the workshop — frameworks, prompts, and guides to build AI systems that compound your time instead of consuming it
join our community →everyone talks about saving time with AI. no one talks about making it matter. there are two ways to use AI right now — and most people are stuck on the wrong one.
the techniques that shaped how we work were designed for a world where you did the work. that world is gone.
three principles that separate people who use AI from people who are transformed by it.
use voice (like Wispr Flow) to instruct AI while you review something else — speak your intent, send it away, interrupt when needed
don't give AI one giant prompt and disappear — stay in tight feedback loops, check in often, course-correct early
work with multiple agents simultaneously — one researches, one writes, one builds — you orchestrate, not execute
three tools that form the backbone of every time machine we build.
AI that does stuff for you — your natural language interface to every app and workflow
visit openclaw →AI that builds stuff for you — scheduled tasks, automations, and tools that run autonomously
get claude code →AI that remembers for you — turns meetings, conversations, and context into searchable intelligence
try timeless →before you build anything, map your time. connect AI to your data sources — calendar, email, meetings — and let it find the patterns.
link your Google Calendar, Gmail, Slack, and Timeless. give AI access to see how you actually spend your time.
understand patterns — see where your time goes across meetings, emails, and deep work blocks.
AI identifies pain points you can automate — the tasks you do again and again that are taking time from you.
"what tasks am I doing repetitively that are taking time from me and I'm doing again and again?"
once you've audited your time, build these systems. each one runs in the background, compounding every day.
the exact prompts we use to power these autonomous teammates. copy them, customize them, make them yours.
Act as my Executive Assistant. Access my Gmail, Google Calendar, and Timeless meeting notes to provide a concise, high-priority morning briefing for today. 1. THE DAY'S SCHEDULE (Calendar + Meeting Intelligence) - Full Agenda: List all meetings for today in chronological order. - Meeting Prep Context: For each meeting, search Timeless for previous meetings with overlapping attendees or matching topics. Surface: - A 1-2 sentence recap of what was discussed last time - Any unresolved action items assigned to me or others - Key decisions or quotes relevant to today's agenda - Focus Blocks: Identify gaps longer than 1 hour for deep work - Conflicts: Flag overlapping or back-to-back meetings - RSVP Needed: Flag events where my response is pending 2. INBOX INTELLIGENCE (Gmail) - Urgent Action Required: Emails from last 24 hours needing a response today. Bold the sender's name. - Waiting on me: Emails from people awaiting my response - Good news: Milestones, wins, positive mentions - The rest: One-line summary of newsletter/promo count 3. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY & THE BIG 3 - 2-sentence overview of the day's shape and biggest opportunity - The Big 3: Three highest-priority tasks, numbered, with brief rationale. - Deep Work Suggestions: Recommend scheduling Big 3 items into specific focus blocks - Tomorrow's heads-up: Notable deadlines or events 4. FORMAT - Professional, encouraging, brief. Bold for names, times, and deadlines. - Output as a beautiful HTML page using brand guidelines
How to use: Set this up as a Claude Code scheduled task running daily at 8:00 AM. Connect Gmail, Google Calendar, and Timeless as MCP servers.
Analyze how I spend my time and identify what I should delegate to AI. 1. CALENDAR ANALYSIS - Pull the last 2 weeks of my Google Calendar. Categorize events: meetings, focus blocks, personal, admin. Calculate % of time in each category. 2. EMAIL PATTERNS - Scan my last 100 emails. Identify repetitive email types. Flag emails that took more than 5 minutes to write. Note which responses could be templated. 3. MEETING INTELLIGENCE (via Timeless) - Review recent meeting transcripts. Identify repeating action items. Flag meetings where I'm mostly listening. 4. THE AUDIT REPORT - Create a visual dashboard: time breakdown by category, top 5 repetitive tasks, top 5 automation candidates, estimated hours/week to reclaim, priority ranking. Output as a clean HTML page with charts and actionable recommendations.
How to use: Run this in Claude Code with access to your Google Calendar, Gmail, and Timeless.
I want to do deep research on: [TOPIC] 1. SEARCH MY KNOWLEDGE - Search Timeless for all meetings where [TOPIC] was discussed. Extract key insights. Create a Timeless room called "[TOPIC] Research." 2. FIND EXTERNAL SOURCES - Search for top podcast episodes about [TOPIC]. Find insightful articles and videos. Capture podcasts into the Timeless room. 3. SYNTHESIZE - Combine internal knowledge and external sources. Highlight contradictions. Surface actionable insights. Note knowledge gaps. 4. CREATE DELIVERABLES - Executive summary (1 page), detailed research document, 3-5 action items, reading/listening list ordered by priority.
How to use: Replace [TOPIC] with anything. The prompt searches your existing knowledge in Timeless first, then augments with external sources.
You are my Executive Assistant for scheduling. When I message you: 1. UNDERSTAND - Parse natural language: "find time with X", "schedule a lunch", "clear my morning" 2. CHECK AVAILABILITY - Use Timeless to access my calendar. Calculate focus time ratio. Consider time zones and energy patterns. 3. OPTIMIZE - Protect morning focus blocks. Batch meetings. No back-to-back without breaks. 4. EXECUTE - Create the event. Send the invite or scheduling link. Confirm: "Done - [event] scheduled for [time]" Always confirm the action taken. Never double-book me.
How to use: Set this up in OpenClaw connected to Timeless and Google Calendar. Message via Telegram or Slack.
You are my Inbox Bodyguard. Every morning, scan my Gmail: 1. CATEGORIZE - Pull all unread emails from last 24 hours. Categorize: urgent, waiting-on-me, FYI, newsletter, promotional. 2. TRIAGE - For each email suggest: REPLY NOW (draft response), REPLY LATER (flag + timing), ARCHIVE, or DELEGATE. 3. DRAFT REPLIES - For urgent emails, draft responses matching my style with Timeless context. 4. REPORT - 🔴 Reply Now, 🟡 Reply Later, 🟢 FYI Only, 📊 Stats.
How to use: Schedule as a Claude Code task at 7:30 AM. Connect Gmail and Timeless. Pairs with Good Morning Sunshine.
Generate my weekly time review: 1. TIME ANALYSIS - Pull this week's calendar. Categorize: meetings, deep work, admin, personal. Compare to last week. 2. PRIORITY ALIGNMENT - Compare stated Big 3 vs. actual time spent. Score alignment percentage. 3. MEETING ROI - Which meetings produced outcomes? Which could have been async? 4. WINS & BLIND SPOTS - What went well? What patterns am I repeating? 5. NEXT WEEK - Suggested Big 3, meetings to decline, time blocks to protect, one habit to change. Output as a visual HTML report.
How to use: Schedule weekly on Friday at 4 PM. Weekly retrospective before the weekend.
Prepare me for my upcoming meeting: [MEETING NAME] 1. CONTEXT - Look up each attendee: role, company, our history in Timeless, last conversation recap, open action items. 2. AGENDA INTELLIGENCE - Stated agenda + what's likely to come up based on history. Decisions needed. 3. TALKING POINTS - 3-5 points that reference our last conversation, advance my goals, include specific questions. 4. PREP BRIEF - Attendees with context, last meeting recap, open items, talking points, desired outcome.
How to use: Run 30 minutes before each meeting, or on-demand. Requires Timeless for meeting history.
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