Love the reframe from "specialist tool" to "see what's onscreen and act." The inbox triage prompt is money becuase it forces categorization by action, not just topic or sender. I've been using similar logic with meeting prep where Claude scans open tabs and pulls out action items, but the insurance form use case is chef'skiss practical. That hidden funneling cost is real.
The insurance quotes took all the stress out of that task and made it so much more palatable. I need to try more open tab experiments, loving your use case.
Love the reframe from "specialist tool" to "see what's onscreen and act." The inbox triage prompt is money becuase it forces categorization by action, not just topic or sender. I've been using similar logic with meeting prep where Claude scans open tabs and pulls out action items, but the insurance form use case is chef'skiss practical. That hidden funneling cost is real.
The insurance quotes took all the stress out of that task and made it so much more palatable. I need to try more open tab experiments, loving your use case.