Use case

Get your weekly update written for you

Every Friday, your AI app checks what you finished against your week plan and writes the update: what got done, what is next and what is stuck. Each line links to its task, and your Timeline shows the full record.

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Last checked

The problem: Every Friday, I piece the week back together to write an update.

The problem

What gets in the way

  • Friday afternoon, goneWriting the update takes an hour you do not have.
  • You forget what you didMonday feels like a month ago. Good work goes unmentioned.
  • No proof behind itSomeone asks for detail, and you have to go and find it.

How it works

Set it up once. It runs every Friday.

  1. Step 1: Schedule the Friday prompt

    Paste the prompt below into a scheduled task, and have it run every Friday at 15:30.

    Needs the Humble AI connector (MCP) (opens in a new tab)

  2. Step 2: Read the draft update

    A Weekly update note is waiting in Humble, written in plain words for Slack or an email. Check it, then send it.

  3. Step 3: Each line links to its task

    Open a finished task. The update is linked to it, with the task’s notes, emails and people.

  4. Step 4: See the full record on your Timeline

    Every task you finished, note you wrote and meeting you had is on your Timeline, on the day it happened. The update sits there too.

What you get

  • A draft to check, not a page to fill.
  • Proof one click away. Every line links to the task it is about.
  • The raw record on your Timeline, in the order it happened.
  • You send it. Your AI app writes the update. It never sends anything.

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Set it up

Set up your Friday update in about ten minutes

What you need

  • A Humble account, connected to your AI app. See how to connect it
  • A Monday plan, so it knows what the week was meant to be
  • A paid Claude plan (Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise), or a paid ChatGPT plan (Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise), to run it on a schedule

Copy the prompt

Open this week's "Week plan" note in Humble. Check which of its tasks are now complete. Then write a short update for each project: what got done, what is next, what is stuck, and what I need from other people. Save it as a Humble note called "Weekly update · [today's date]". Link the note to each task that is now complete, and each of those tasks back to the note. Write it in plain words, so I can paste it into Slack or an email.

In Claude

  1. Connect Humble to Claude.
    How to connect Humble
    1. In Claude, select Customize in the sidebar, then Connectors.
    2. Select + Add, then Add custom connector.
    3. Name it Humble and paste this address: https://my.humbleai.com/mcp Select Continue.
    4. Select Connect next to Humble. Sign in to Humble and select Allow.

    See each step with pictures

  2. Select Scheduled in the sidebar, then New task and Set up manually.
  3. Name it Weekly update. Paste the prompt. Set it to Weekly, on Friday at 15:30, then select Save.

In ChatGPT

  1. Connect Humble to ChatGPT.
    How to connect Humble
    1. In ChatGPT, open Plugins and select +.
    2. Select Add custom MCP server.
    3. Name it Humble and paste this address: https://my.humbleai.com/mcp
    4. For sign-in, choose OAuth. Sign in to Humble and select Allow. Humble may call it an unverified app. That is expected.

    See each step with pictures

  2. Start a new chat. Paste the prompt, and add: “Run this every Friday at 15:30.”
  3. ChatGPT makes a scheduled task. It tells you when it will run.

Your AI app may look a little different. With Humble for teams, your team timeline also shows what everyone finished, and closed Linear tickets and merged GitHub pull requests.

Questions

Common questions

Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, once you connect them to Humble. It takes a few minutes. Some AI apps need a paid plan of their own to add a custom connector.

No. It saves the update as a Humble note. You check it and send it.

Your AI app can see which tasks are complete, but not the day each one was finished. The Monday plan tells it what this week’s tasks were.

On your Timeline. It shows each task on the day you finished it, beside your notes and meetings.

It can read the tasks shared with you, with who each one is for. Put the project in a shared space in Humble for teams, and ask it to group the update by person.

No. Scheduled tasks in Claude and ChatGPT run online, even when your computer is asleep.

No. Connecting your AI apps is part of every Humble plan.

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  • The problem: At the end of the day, I feel like I did nothing.

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  • The problem: Monday morning, five projects, and no idea where to start.

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Get next Friday’s update written

Connect your AI app to Humble, then schedule the prompt.

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