Before you paste anything, here is what you are about to set up. Two minutes of reading now saves a lot of confusion later.
The whole thing takes about half an hour, and most of that is Claude asking you questions. You do not need to prepare anything. We will get you set up first, then hand you the prompt at the end.
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Pick the one you already use. You do not need to sign up for anything new.
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This is called a connector. Think of it as a doorway: it lets Claude read and write files in your Google Drive. Nothing can happen until you open it.
Open Claude’s connector settingsFind Google Drive in the list and connect it, signed in with the account your files are in.
There is nothing to connect on this page. Open the Claude app on your computer, and paste your prompt in there.
Everything you brain dump goes into your own folder, on your own account. It does not come to us and we never see it. This page only ever receives the few answers you typed into the quiz.
Before it builds anything, Claude checks it can actually write to your folder. If it cannot, it tells you the one thing to fix and stops there. It works only inside the folder it makes for you, and because it is plain files, everything you have filed stays yours even if you disconnect Claude.
While Claude is building, it asks your permission before each thing it does. You will see Allow and Always allow. Choose Always allow the first time it appears. Pick plain Allow and it stops to ask you again for every single step, and there are a lot of steps.
Copy this, open Claude, start a new chat, and paste it in. That is the last thing you have to do. Claude takes it from there.
Don’t read this. It’s instructions for Claude, not for you. Tap copy.
Open Claude in a new tabLeave this page open in its own tab while you work. Your prompt stays right here, so you can always come back and copy it again.
Claude will ask you questions one at a time and wait for you. Answer them how you actually work, not how you wish you worked. The whole thing is built off those answers.
A free thing from Syster. Melbourne, Australia.