5 Claude Weekly Workflows That Stuck After 6 Months
Proposal generator / meeting processor / content repurposer / Friday review / shutdown reset — out of 40 I tried, only these 5 survived, each saving 30+ minutes per run.
## 1. PROPOSAL GENERATOR（省 2 hr / 提案）
Turn these notes into a formatted Word doc proposal ready to send today.
Notes: {{notes}}
Client: {{client}}
Price: {{price}}
Sections: Executive summary, problem, solution, scope, timeline, investment, next steps. Formatted .docx. Sounds human.
---
## 2. MEETING PROCESSOR（省 30 min / 會議）
Here are my rough notes: {{meeting_notes}}
Attendees: {{attendees}}
Give me:
1. Half-page summary
2. Action items table (task, owner, deadline)
3. Follow-up email ready to send to all attendees
---
## 3. CONTENT REPURPOSER（1 → 5 篇）
Here's a piece I wrote: {{original_content}}
My voice: {{voice_description}}
Repurpose into:
- LinkedIn post (200-300 字)
- 3 個 standalone X post
- Email to my list (150 字)
- Instagram caption
- One-paragraph summary
Same voice across all. No AI clichés.
---
## 4. FRIDAY REVIEW（10 min 殺掉週日焦慮）
Here's what happened this week: {{week_braindump}}
Numbers: {{tracked_metrics}}
Give me:
- What actually went well and why
- What didn't work (honest, no softening)
- Top 5 priorities for next week ranked
- The single clearest thing I should change
---
## 5. END-OF-DAY RESET（最 surprise 的一個）
Today's notes: {{today_dump}}
(tasks done, conversations had, things you're carrying into tomorrow)
Tell me:
1. What I should write down before I forget
2. Anything I committed to that I haven't actioned
3. The one thing I should sleep on rather than decide now
4. Tomorrow's first hour — what's on it and whySee what this prompt actually produces without leaving the site (live AI run, 1 credit).
Forty AI workflow ideas, and only these five were still running after six months. What they share: each solves a recurring task, saves 30+ minutes every time, and is frictionless enough that you don't have to think about it. The author's tip: start with the Friday Review — once you've had a weekend with no unresolved work looping in your head, the whole system clicks.
5 個 workflow 各自獨立的乾淨 output — proposal Word 文 / 會議紀要 + action items + follow-up email / 1→5 篇內容 / 週五回顧 + next-week 排序 / EOD 反思
[notes]提案用的原始 notes / brain dump（越亂越好、Claude 會整理）
[client]客戶 / 公司名
[price]提案金額
[meeting_notes]會議 rough notes
[attendees]與會者名字
[original_content]填下面的欄位，上方 prompt 會即時替換 [方括號] 內容。填好後按「複製組好的 prompt」直接丟進工具。
## 1. PROPOSAL GENERATOR（省 2 hr / 提案）
Turn these notes into a formatted Word doc proposal ready to send today.
Notes: {{notes}}
Client: {{client}}
Price: {{price}}
Sections: Executive summary, problem, solution, scope, timeline, investment, next steps. Formatted .docx. Sounds human.
---
## 2. MEETING PROCESSOR（省 30 min / 會議）
Here are my rough notes: {{meeting_notes}}
Attendees: {{attendees}}
Give me:
1. Half-page summary
2. Action items table (task, owner, deadline)
3. Follow-up email ready to send to all attendees
---
## 3. CONTENT REPURPOSER（1 → 5 篇）
Here's a piece I wrote: {{original_content}}
My voice: {{voice_description}}
Repurpose into:
- LinkedIn post (200-300 字)
- 3 個 standalone X post
- Email to my list (150 字)
- Instagram caption
- One-paragraph summary
Same voice across all. No AI clichés.
---
## 4. FRIDAY REVIEW（10 min 殺掉週日焦慮）
Here's what happened this week: {{week_braindump}}
Numbers: {{tracked_metrics}}
Give me:
- What actually went well and why
- What didn't work (honest, no softening)
- Top 5 priorities for next week ranked
- The single clearest thing I should change
---
## 5. END-OF-DAY RESET（最 surprise 的一個）
Today's notes: {{today_dump}}
(tasks done, conversations had, things you're carrying into tomorrow)
Tell me:
1. What I should write down before I forget
2. Anything I committed to that I haven't actioned
3. The one thing I should sleep on rather than decide now
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