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Everything i've automated dies in like two weeks, but the one manual thing i still do every week refuses to go away

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Okay so every single automation i've built for myself has died within two weeks. not exaggerating, it's like clockwork. meanwhile there's this one task i've never touched: sunday night, notes and meeting scraps from the week get pasted into claude, same prompt every time, maybe 40 minutes total. i…

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  1. 2026-09-09 14:53 · r/AI_Agents
    Everything i've automated dies in like two weeks, but the one manual thing i still do every week refuses to go away

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