Real example · Automation & AI agents
Have Claude in Chrome edit and move newsletter posts for you
What they did
A Substack writer left Claude in Chrome three editing jobs in her publishing editor: add linked paragraphs to a live post without emailing subscribers, move a portfolio post into Substack with its links, and add a heading to an older post.
How it went
She reports all three were finished when she returned. The agent fixed its own mistake on the first job (text merged into the wrong paragraph) and caught a wrongly chosen comments setting on the second.
Worth knowing
Self-reported by one writer; the jobs were small, the post names no time saved, and she checked the results herself afterwards.
Try it yourself with Claude
Replace anything in [brackets] with your details.
Open [post URL] in my publishing editor. Add this text after the paragraph that starts with "[first words]": [text with links]. Do not publish a new email to subscribers. When done, tell me exactly what you changed and check that nothing else in the post moved. Read the original
I walked away while Claude edited ↗
priscaonyebuchi.substack.com · · Personal post
Attributed to the source linked below; not our own test.
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