Peter Yang

Carl Vellotti demonstrates how to use Claude Code from the terminal to orchestrate multiple apps including Google Workspace, Linear, Slack, and Reddit. By combining skills and MCPs (Model Context Protocols), he built a daily standup workflow that aggregates all four tools into a single morning briefing.

My next guest, @carlvellotti uses Claude Code to control every other app, including:

→ Google Workspace: Prep for meetings
→ Linear: Create tickets from PRDs
→ Slack: Share status updates
→ Reddit: Monitor subreddit discussions

He does all this from the terminal and even built a daily-standup skill that combines all four apps into a single morning briefing.

Carl shared exactly how to do this using skills and MCPs along with his personal OS.

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<p>My next guest, @carlvellotti uses Claude Code to control every other app, including:

→ Google Workspace: Prep for meetings
→ Linear: Create tickets from PRDs
→ Slack: Share status updates
→ Reddit: Monitor subreddit discussions

He does all this from the terminal and even built a daily-standup skill that combines all four apps into a single morning briefing.

Carl shared exactly how to do this using skills and MCPs along with his personal OS.

📌 Subscribe to get our full tutorial tmr: https://t.co/Ggqaa3F11Z</p>

A tweet highlights how Carl Vellotti uses Claude Code as a universal controller for other apps, including Google Workspace for meeting preparation and other workflows.