u/CodeAndPatina

I have Brain generating nice branded slide decks for documents, but I'm not sure where they're supposed to be stored. Are there best practices I should consider?

A link from the document that was used to generate it would be nice.

I'm meeting a friend in Traverse City this week. Are there any nice, shady parks that would be good for setting up hammocks and just hanging out? A little hiking to get to a spot is fine, as is driving a little ways. I know this week is busy there. I don't need anything fancy, but nice views are welcome.

Feel free to PM to keep things on the down-low. :)

Like a 'skill' or 'claude.md' project file, I want Brain to reference specific instructions whenever I create a task of a specific type, for example. If I am using the Brain chrome extension and prompt to create a new story for the current email in Gmail, I would like it to follow the instructions I have for creating a story. Specifically with how the description is formatted.

I've found a few options that are not quite what I'm looking for.

• Create a task template that is automatically applied to the story.
  • This work when creating a new story from certain buttons within clickup, but not with Brain.
• Create a super agent that monitors the story list and re-writes the story to conform to my instructions.
  • This requires writing the description twice. Once when it's created, then again when the agent modifies it.
• Use a Claude Skill and the ClickUp MCP.
  • This does exactly what I want, but requires that I use claude/claude code, and not brain.

The ideal scenario references my instructions whenever creating a story with Brain, just as though I provided it in the prompt itself (like a skill). If this was a gate for any interaction (via claude or brain) that would be perfect.

Is this possible?

Has anyone developed a good workflow for storing, managing, or just sharing handwritten notes from Supernote with Bear App or another similar note management tool?