Webhook Integration Guide – Move AI Content to External Systems If you’re watching this, you’re already at the pro level. You know how to: Ask ChatGPT or Claude to read articles or YouTube videos using the crawl text action Turn content into threads, tweets, newsletters using the run prompt chain action Now you need the
My absolute favorite way for creating and managing content at scale, especially when using AI, is with Notion. For that, I’ve made the dedicated Notion Second Brain OS interface. You get a complete Notion template with everything to do with content workflows—end-to-end, planned out, and thoroughly vetted. This means you can get straight into content
You also get access to running your own AI agents inside of Claude. This utilizes what’s known as the Claude Model Context Protocol (MCP). You’ve probably heard this term—it’s very hyped up and buzzing right now. MCP is essentially a simple way for all AI models across the world, especially Claude, to communicate with tools
I’m giving you access to the Second Brain OS custom GPT building feature. It’s a very straightforward, no-fuss, hassle-free, and completely no-code way to build AI agents that work right inside of ChatGPT. I mean it—right inside of ChatGPT. What that means is: No new monthly subscription No switching away from your favorite AI tool
While everyone around you continues to: Lose their best ideas to bad memory Pay a hefty subscription tax each month Spend hours in Obsidian linking their thinking Build and abandon productivity systems in Notion Glue 10 apps together and call it their Second Brain Struggle to find what they need, when they need it most
I promised something at the time of purchase, and you’ll see it come true today. That promise was simple: once you use the Second Brain OS, you will wonder why you spent so much time creating tables in Notion or linking your thinking in Obsidian. Put simply, you will question why you purchased
The problem really isn’t AI. It’s the people who continue to feed it garbage and pump out trash. And then they promise you that their prompts & templates will magically help you create “unique” content. I’d argue their prompts will probably turn you into a walking, talking generic robot that can’t think
Context beats prompting, every single time. Say you & I are going to talk about coffee. Okay, what kind? Espresso, Cold Brew, Nitro? Okay why? To get energised or to brew barista quality at home? If we are talking about brewing an espresso at home, I am going to bring up
Whether it’s Zettelkasten, PARA Method, or pretty dashboards… it’s all outdated I’ve been through it all: Spending hours in Obsidian to link my thinking Creating new tables & pretty dashboards in Notion Learning PARA, Zettelkasten, the Cornell Method Trying Mind Mapping or Progressive summarization Every time I see someone fall for “linking your
Your brain knows exactly what you’re looking for—it just can’t find it using Google or ChatGPT. And that’s because the internet has a problem. It’s filled with generic information. I saw how bad this problem is during freshman year. Whenever I had to go through articles, youtube videos and research journals to find
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