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My Dot ran a multi-app knowledge workflow: Google login → NotebookLM Q&A → fsnotes KB → Things tasks → GitHub commits

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我讓dot登录我的Google帐户然后在notebooklm 里面提问/把想要的问题的答案都处理完成后在写入fsnotes的知識庫里/需要做的工作就更新到我的things里/代碼提交到GitHub/這套知識整理工作流太強悍了

First-hand report from @billgo.me (posted Sep 30, 2026): he let his Dot log into his Google account, ask questions in NotebookLM, then process the answers into his fsnotes knowledge base, push pending work items into Things, and commit code to GitHub — calling the workflow 'insanely powerful'. A concrete multi-step, multi-app result his Dot actually executed, not a demo or announcement. Original Chinese caption: 「我讓dot登录我的Google帐户然后在notebooklm 里面提问/把想要的问题的答案都处理完成后在写入fsnotes的知識庫里/需要做的工作就更新到我的things里/代碼提交到GitHub/這套知識整理工作流太強悍了」. Text-only post (media_type none).

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