Use Claude Code as an LLM provider with your subscription flat fee instead of pay-per-token API keys
git clone https://github.com/neno-is-ooo/claudify.gitClaudify is an innovative automation skill designed to optimize the use of Claude Code as a language model provider. Instead of relying on a pay-per-token API model, Claudify offers a subscription-based flat fee, making it easier for developers and product managers to manage costs while leveraging AI automation. This skill is particularly valuable for teams looking to integrate AI capabilities into their workflows without the unpredictability of variable pricing. One of the key benefits of Claudify is its potential for cost savings and budget predictability. By opting for a flat fee, organizations can allocate resources more effectively and avoid unexpected expenses associated with token usage. While the exact time savings are currently unknown, the simplicity of the subscription model allows teams to focus on development and deployment rather than constantly monitoring API usage. This streamlined approach is essential for maintaining efficiency in fast-paced environments. Claudify is ideal for developers, product managers, and AI practitioners who are looking to enhance their workflow automation capabilities. It is particularly relevant for those in tech-focused roles who are responsible for integrating AI solutions into their products. As AI continues to play a pivotal role in various industries, Claudify provides a practical tool for teams aiming to adopt AI-first workflows, ensuring they can harness the power of Claude Code without the complexity of traditional pricing models. Implementing Claudify is straightforward, with an estimated time of 30 minutes to set up. This intermediate-level skill requires some familiarity with AI automation concepts but is accessible for those with a basic understanding of Claude Code. By incorporating Claudify into your operations, you can enhance your AI agent skills and streamline your automation processes, ultimately driving productivity and innovation within your team.
[{"step":"Identify the task to automate in Sortd","action":"Determine the specific workflow you want to automate (e.g., follow-up emails, lead assignments, task prioritization) and note the required inputs like lead names, interaction details, or team members.","tip":"Use Sortd’s board structure to map out your workflow stages (e.g., 'Lead Inbox', 'Demo Scheduled', 'Closed Won'). This will help you structure the automation logic."},{"step":"Write the Claude Code script","action":"Use the prompt template to generate a Python script that automates the task. Replace [PLACEHOLDERS] with your specific data (e.g., lead names, assigned team members, pipeline stages).","tip":"Leverage Sortd’s API or browser automation tools like Selenium or Playwright if you need to interact with the Sortd UI directly. For simpler tasks, use the Sortd task creation format shown in the example."},{"step":"Test the script in a sandbox environment","action":"Run the script in a test environment (e.g., a Sortd sandbox board or a separate Gmail account) to ensure it generates the correct task or email draft without errors.","tip":"Start with a small batch of leads (e.g., 5-10) to validate the output before scaling up. Check the Sortd board to confirm the task appears in the correct stage with the right priority and due date."},{"step":"Deploy the automation","action":"Once tested, deploy the script to automate the task for your full lead list. Monitor the Sortd board to ensure tasks are created as expected.","tip":"Schedule the script to run at optimal times (e.g., early morning or end of day) to align with your team’s workflow. Use tools like cron jobs or task schedulers to automate the script execution."},{"step":"Refine based on feedback","action":"Gather feedback from your team on the automated tasks (e.g., email drafts, task assignments) and refine the script to improve clarity, relevance, or efficiency.","tip":"Track metrics like response rates or task completion times to measure the impact of the automation. Adjust the script based on these insights."}]
No install command available. Check the GitHub repository for manual installation instructions.
git clone https://github.com/neno-is-ooo/claudifyCopy the install command above and run it in your terminal.
Launch Claude Code, Cursor, or your preferred AI coding agent.
Use the prompt template or examples below to test the skill.
Adapt the skill to your specific use case and workflow.
Use Claude Code to automate [SPECIFIC_TASK] in Sortd for Gmail. For example: 'Generate a follow-up email draft for [LEAD_NAME] based on their last interaction [INTERACTION_DETAILS] and assign it to the [SALES_TEAM_MEMBER] in the [PIPELINE_STAGE] board.' Ensure the email draft is saved as a task in Sortd with the correct priority and due date.
Here’s a completed automation task using Claude Code with Sortd for Gmail:
**Task Generated:** Follow-up email draft for Alex Carter (Lead at TechCorp) based on their last interaction (requested a demo on Nov 15). Assigned to Sarah Johnson in the "Demo Scheduled" pipeline stage.
**Claude Code Output:**
```python
# Automated follow-up email draft for Sortd
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
lead_name = "Alex Carter"
company = "TechCorp"
last_interaction = "Requested a demo on Nov 15"
assigned_to = "Sarah Johnson"
pipeline_stage = "Demo Scheduled"
due_date = (datetime.now() + timedelta(days=3)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
email_draft = f"""
Subject: Quick Follow-Up on Your Demo Request
Hi Alex,
Thanks again for your interest in our platform! I wanted to follow up on your demo request from {last_interaction}.
Would you be available for a 15-minute call this week to answer any questions? I’d love to show you how [COMPANY_NAME] can specifically address [COMPANY_PAIN_POINT].
Looking forward to your reply!
Best,
Sarah Johnson
Sales Team
"""
sortd_task = {
"title": f"Follow-up: {lead_name} ({company})",
"description": email_draft,
"assigned_to": assigned_to,
"priority": "High",
"due_date": due_date,
"pipeline_stage": pipeline_stage,
"tags": ["follow-up", "demo-request"]
}
print("Task created in Sortd:")
print(f"Title: {sortd_task['title']}")
print(f"Assigned to: {sortd_task['assigned_to']}")
print(f"Due date: {sortd_task['due_date']}")
print(f"\nEmail Draft:\n{email_draft}")
```
**Sortd Task Created:**
- **Title:** Follow-up: Alex Carter (TechCorp)
- **Assigned to:** Sarah Johnson
- **Priority:** High
- **Due Date:** 2023-11-18
- **Pipeline Stage:** Demo Scheduled
- **Tags:** follow-up, demo-request
**Email Draft Sent to Sortd:**
> Subject: Quick Follow-Up on Your Demo Request
>
> Hi Alex,
>
> Thanks again for your interest in our platform! I wanted to follow up on your demo request from Nov 15.
>
> Would you be available for a 15-minute call this week to answer any questions? I’d love to show you how [COMPANY_NAME] can specifically address [COMPANY_PAIN_POINT].
>
> Looking forward to your reply!
>
> Best,
> Sarah Johnson
> Sales Team
This task is now visible in Sarah’s Sortd board under the "Demo Scheduled" stage, with a high priority and a due date of Nov 18. The email draft is ready to be sent directly from Sortd or Gmail.AI assistant built for thoughtful, nuanced conversation
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