Use cases

What you can do with your Mindfly.

Short videos, a few steps each. From connecting Claude or Grok to a post, a talk or a decision.

Connect Mindfly to Claude

Four steps, once. Then Claude knows what you read and think.

Connect Mindfly to Claude once and your assistant knows what you read, what you think and what you haven’t seen yet. It works in claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude on your phone and Claude Code. Claude can ask about your briefs, sources, thoughts and connections (the same memory as the Ask bar), open the packs you make with Send to AI, read today’s brief whole and propose a thought worth keeping: nothing is saved until you say yes in Think. One address, one login, revocable any time.

Steps
  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
  2. Paste the connector address: https://mindfly.me/api/mcp
  3. Sign in with Mindfly. One login, revocable any time from Claude’s connector settings.
  4. In a chat, check Mindfly is on in the tools menu.
  5. Ask about your reading.
Try asking
  • What did I read this week about agents?
  • Where do I stand on pricing?
  • Read today’s brief and tell me which piece matters most for my threads.

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Connect Mindfly to Grok

The same address, in grok.com, the Grok app and Grok Bot.

Mindfly works inside Grok too: on grok.com, in the Grok app and in Grok Bot. Add a custom connector with the same address as Claude, sign in with Mindfly, and Grok can ask about your reading, open your Send to AI packs in a new chat and read today’s brief. If the sign-in never finishes on your phone, no problem: make a personal key in Mindfly and add it to the connector as the Authorization header. No sign-in needed.

Steps
  1. On grok.com, open Connectors → Add a custom connector.
  2. Paste the connector address: https://mindfly.me/api/mcp
  3. Sign in with Mindfly. In the phone app, if Google is refused, type the email you use with Google and enter the code we send.
  4. If the sign-in never finishes on the phone, make a personal key (Settings → MCP) and add it in the connector as the Authorization header.
Try asking
  • What did my sources say this week about AI search?
  • Which of my thoughts did something argue against?
  • Open my latest pack.

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Go deeper on a piece in your AI

Send to AI: the piece and everything Mindfly holds around it, in a new chat.

A piece caught you and you want to go further? Tap Send to AI. Mindfly makes a pack with the piece and what it holds around it: what argued back, the connections it fed, the pieces you already read on it and, if you want, your thoughts. Pick Claude or Grok, choose Go deeper and open the pack in a new chat: your AI tells you what the piece really argues and what is new in it. The pack lasts 30 days and you can withdraw it in Settings.

Steps
  1. Open a piece from your brief and tap Send to AI.
  2. Under “Open it in”, pick Claude or Grok.
  3. Under “What should Claude do”, choose Go deeper (up to three tasks, done in a set order).
  4. Tap Make the pack, then Open in Claude ↗, and press Send.
Try asking
  • (The pack already carries the task: Go deeper)
  • What is really new here compared with what I already read?

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Get your idea challenged

Challenge me: the strongest case against your position.

Assistants agree with you. With Challenge me you ask for the opposite: the strongest case against your position on a piece. Turn on “Include my thoughts on it” and your own words are quoted to the AI for that pack only; off, the AI does not see them and does not guess them. So the critique starts from what you really think, not from a made-up version of it. Useful before you write, decide or defend an idea in public.

Steps
  1. Open a piece you already have a thought on and tap Send to AI.
  2. Choose Challenge me.
  3. Turn on “Include my thoughts on it”.
  4. Make the pack and open it in a new chat: your thoughts travel with it.
Try asking
  • What is the strongest objection to my position?
  • What should I read to change my mind?

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Question your own thought

Say what you think in Think, then ask your AI where you stand.

In Think you say what you think in a voice note: Mindfly keeps it, dated, and every night checks it against everything that arrives. Weeks later, in your AI connected through MCP, ask “Where do I stand on…?”: it answers from your thoughts and the pieces that touch them, with the links, and shows where you changed your mind and the questions you left open. Send to AI starts from a piece; for your thoughts, the way in is the MCP memory.

Steps
  1. In Think, record a thought in a voice note.
  2. Mindfly keeps it, dated, and links it to the pieces that touch it.
  3. In your connected AI, ask “Where do I stand on…?”.
  4. Get your thoughts, the linked pieces with their links, and where you changed your mind.
Try asking
  • Where do I stand on trust and reach for brands?
  • Where did I change my mind in the last few months?
  • Which questions did I leave open?

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Write a LinkedIn post from your reading

Write from it: a post of your own, built from the piece and your thoughts.

Read something worth a post? From that piece, tap Send to AI and choose Write from it: a post, notes or a memo of your own, built from it. Add Connect it to bring in the links with what you already read and thought, with the evidence, and include your thoughts so the post starts from your position. In the chat, ask for a LinkedIn format: a point of view, the sources behind it and the voice against it, ready to polish in your own voice.

Steps
  1. Open the piece that made you think and tap Send to AI.
  2. Choose Connect it and Write from it.
  3. Turn on “Include my thoughts on it”.
  4. Make the pack, open it and ask for a LinkedIn post.
Try asking
  • Write a LinkedIn post with my position, the sources and the voice against it.
  • Cut it to 120 words and end with a question.

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Prepare a talk or a presentation

From the themes you have followed for weeks to an outline, with proof.

A talk or a presentation coming up? Mindfly has done half the work: everything you read, saved and thought on the topic, with the recurring themes and the connections across your sources. Ask your AI, connected through MCP, to gather it and turn it into an outline: thesis, evidence, the voice against. For the key pieces, use Send to AI with Connect it and Write from it to get material of your own, built from them. Ready when the meeting is tomorrow.

Steps
  1. In your connected AI, ask what you read and thought on the topic.
  2. Use the recurring themes and the connections across your sources, with proof.
  3. For the key pieces: Send to AI → Connect it + Write from it.
  4. Ask for an outline: thesis, evidence, the voice against.
Try asking
  • What did I read and think about agentic AI in the last few months?
  • Give me an outline for a 20-minute talk, with the sources.
  • What is the strongest counterargument I should address?

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Prepare a meeting or a decision

What you read, who argues the contrary, where you stand.

Before a meeting or a decision, ask your connected AI what you read on the topic: it answers only from your material, with the sources. Then ask who argues the contrary: Mindfly keeps track of what argued back against your reading, with the sentence quoted word for word, and never invents one to fill the gap. Finally ask where you stand, from the thoughts you recorded. You walk in with the facts, your position and the best counterargument.

Steps
  1. Ask your AI what you read on the topic.
  2. Ask who argues the contrary (quoted word for word, with the link).
  3. Ask where you stand, from your thoughts.
  4. Have it draft a memo: facts, position, main risk.
Try asking
  • What did I read about retail media in the last 30 days?
  • Who argues the contrary?
  • Where do I stand? Draft a one-page memo for the meeting.

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Today’s brief in Claude, every morning

A scheduled task in Claude reads your brief and works on it, on its own.

Every morning, on its own: a scheduled task in Claude can read today’s brief after your brief’s hour and do something with it, for example tell you which piece matters most for the threads you follow. It reads the brief whole: every card, the night’s log and what was left out. On a day with no brief it says why: a break, a day off, not written yet. A run nobody watches is safest on a personal key, which never asks to sign in again.

Steps
  1. Connect Mindfly to Claude; for unattended runs, use a personal key.
  2. In Claude, create a scheduled task after your brief’s hour.
  3. Write what it should do with today’s brief.
  4. On a day with no brief, Claude tells you why.
Try asking
  • Read today’s brief and tell me which piece matters most for my threads.
  • Sum up today’s brief in 5 lines and flag what was left out.

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Ask your own memory

“What did I read this week about agents?” Answered from your material.

A memory, not ten bookmarks. Everything you read, saved, thought and connected in Mindfly can be asked from your AI. Ask “What did I read this week about agents?” and get an answer only from your material, with the sources. Ask what was left out of last night’s brief, what changed in your reading, which source went quiet. It is the same memory as the Ask bar, with your login, and you decide what your assistant sees.

Steps
  1. Connect your AI to Mindfly once (Claude, Grok or another MCP app).
  2. Ask in plain words what you read.
  3. Get an answer only from your material, with the sources.
  4. Keep going: what was left out, what changed.
Try asking
  • What did I read this week about agents?
  • What was left out of last night’s brief?
  • What changed in my reading this week?

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Ask the piece, while you read

The Ask bar on every piece: why it was picked, who argues the contrary.

Every piece has its Ask bar, right where you read. Tap a suggested question or ask your own: why it was picked, who argues the contrary, what your other sources say, where you stand on it. It answers only from your material, with the sources, and the voice against is quoted word for word even when it is not in your feeds. When you ask, it can save, skip or keep a thought for you. No outside AI to connect.

Steps
  1. Open a piece: at the bottom there is “Ask about this piece…”.
  2. Tap a suggested question or ask your own.
  3. Read the answer: only from your material, with the sources.
  4. If you like, ask it to save, skip or keep a thought.
Try asking
  • Why did you pick it for me?
  • Who argues the contrary?
  • What do my other sources say?

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Keep an idea born from a chat

Your AI proposes, you decide in Think. Nothing is saved without your yes.

Sometimes an idea is born while you reason with your AI. With Mindfly connected, your assistant can propose a thought or a thread worth keeping. The proposal waits for you in Mindfly → Think: nothing is saved until you say yes. So your thoughts stay yours, in your own words, and from there they join the Mindfly cycle: checked every night against what you read, including the voices that disagree.

Steps
  1. Reason in a chat with your AI connected to Mindfly.
  2. Ask it to keep your position in Mindfly.
  3. The proposal waits in Mindfly → Think.
  4. Nothing is saved until you say yes.
Try asking
  • Keep this position of mine as a thought in Mindfly.
  • Is there a thread in this conversation worth keeping?

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Start with one source you love.

A newsletter, a podcast, a YouTube channel, a blog. Copy its link and paste it here: we’ll build your first debrief around it.

Copy the address from your browser or app. Next you create your account, and your source is saved.