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New video: Claude Code /routines explained
New video is up. It's about Claude Code's /routines feature, which dropped in April and I think is genuinely one of the more useful things Anthropic has shipped.
The short version: you write a prompt, point it at a GitHub repo, set a trigger (time, API call, or GitHub event), and Claude runs it on Anthropic's servers. Your laptop doesn't need to be on. No terminal to leave open. You set it up once.
I covered the stuff people always ask about when they first see it:
- How it actually compares to n8n, Make, and Zapier (spoiler: they're not competing, they're complementary)
- The three trigger types and when to use each one
- The gotchas people don't realise until they build with it (1-hour minimum interval, no memory between runs, 5 runs/day on Pro)
- What it's genuinely good for vs where a regular automation tool is the better call
It's still in research preview so the limits will change, but worth understanding now.
Drop any questions below. Happy to go deeper on any of it.
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