letterly-automation
Letterly Automation
This skill provides a complete workflow for importing and processing your voice transcriptions from Letterly into your Obsidian vault.
Workflow Summary
- Export: Uses a Playwright browser agent to log in and download the latest CSV export from
web.letterly.app. - Process: Extracts only notes marked as "magic" in the CSV, creates markdown files with custom frontmatter, and places them in
unprocessed/. - Link: Analyzes the new notes and links them to existing vault content using the local semantic embedding database (
.nexus/cache.db). - Deliver: Moves the final, linked notes to
My Outputs/Transcriptions/and cleans up the temporary CSV.
Usage
To trigger the full workflow, simply tell the model: "Process new Letterly transcriptions" or "Sync my Letterly magic notes".
Manual Execution
If you need to run it manually from the terminal:
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