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See it in real conversations

No commands to memorize — just ask in plain words, mid-conversation. A few of the ways people use Sendle in Claude Code.

Send a conclusion

Been hashing something out? Bank the takeaways without leaving the chat.

Claude Code
You
Wrap up what we landed on and send it to me with sendle.
✓ Sent “Auth redesign — conclusions.” Arrives in 1–2 min.

Build a book as you go

Stash the good bits across a long session, then send them as one book.

Claude Code
You
Save that trade-off table to sendle.
✓ Added to “Research notes” — 1 saved.
You
Add the benchmark above too.
✓ Added to “Research notes” — 2 saved.
You
Send the book.
✓ Assembled “Research notes” (2 chapters) and sent it. Arrives in 1–2 min.

Send a file you already have

Got a doc on disk? Read it on your device — it costs no tokens.

Claude Code
You
Send ~/specs/payments-v2.md to me with sendle.
✓ Sent “Payments v2.” The file’s read on your machine and uploaded — no tokens used.

Turn findings into a report — then read it on your e-reader

The plugin ships a single-html skill: one polished, offline-ready HTML file that doubles as Sendle input.

Claude Code
You
Write up everything we found as a single-html report.
✓ Saved docs/payments-audit.html — self-contained, with a table of contents, opens offline. Want it on your e-reader? I can send it via Sendle.
You
Yes please.
✓ Sent “Payments audit.” Re-typeset for e-ink — arrives in 1–2 min.

Tame a long thread

Turn a sprawling conversation into one clean read.

Claude Code
You
This thread’s huge — turn it into a clean read and send it with sendle.
✓ Sent “Onboarding redesign — full thread.” Arrives in 1–2 min.

These five are the everyday moves. The guides cover everything — every way to send long reads to your Kindle →

Hold the result first

This is what lands on your reader: a sample book assembled by Sendle from a real research session — chapters, contents page, code that survives e-ink. Open it in any EPUB reader, no account needed.

Download the sample EPUB (11 KB)

Try it on your next long read.

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