Uploading local markdown files as Google Docs
I was trying to use the AI in Google Docs to work on some Project Briefs. But, from using AI while coding, I knew I could be more productive if I just modified local markdown files. I can see real diffs. I can make more sweeping changes using opencode or codex or claude code. I can create and use templates, refer to other files easily, even use MCP to tie in other data or actions.
But, I need to send people documents, and they kinda expect it to be a Google Doc.
So, I keep a couple git repos of markdown files and use AI to modify them, do frequent commits to git and then when I want to publish, I just send the file contents to this n8n webhook and it converts it into a Google Doc. I know that Google Doc has a way to import markdown files, but this lets me do the whole process right from my computer.
What should happen after this point? Automatic emailing of the file to the client with some context?
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Matt Ferrante
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Uploading local markdown files as Google Docs
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