Claude in Chrome · Anthropic
Sweep the sites you follow daily and collect the stories worth reading
A MakeUseOf writer who tracks tech news for work had Claude in Chrome scan the sites she follows in Feedly each day and send her the latest headlines with links in one place.
What they did
She gave the extension access to her Chrome browser and asked it to go through her Feedly sources, pull the newest headlines and return the relevant URLs. The extension also lets a repeated task be saved as a shortcut and scheduled daily or weekly.
How it went
The writer says it saves considerable time on hopping between sites, leaving her to judge which stories matter and what to pass on to clients.
Worth knowing
She still reviews sources and checks facts herself, and notes browser use is in beta. The article gives no figures on missed stories or time saved.
Try it with Claude in Chrome
Every morning, open <your feed reader or list of sites> and collect anything published in the last 24 hours about <your industry or topics>. Give me a short list grouped by topic, one line per story with the link, and mark the three you think matter most for <your business>. Do not summarize paywalled articles you cannot open.
Swap the parts in angle brackets for your own details. This prompt is adapted from the case, not copied from the original.
What this label means: Hands-on review
A journalist or outlet ran it themselves and reported what happened, including what broke.
Summarised from the original source; the link has the full story. The people and companies here are not Wize customers.