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Collect from the chat, send it as a book

The conversation is where the good stuff happens. Sendle banks passages as they appear — in plain words — and turns them into one clean book when you’re done.

Save a passage mid-conversation

Anything worth keeping goes into the current book — a table, an explanation, a decision.

Claude Code
You
Save that trade-off table to sendle.
Added to “Research notes” — 1 saved.

No commands to memorize

Plain words work. /sendle:collect does the same thing, if you prefer explicit.

Claude Code
You
That last explanation was great — keep it for the book.
Added to “Research notes” — 2 saved.

See what you’ve collected

The table of contents lists every item with a number you can act on.

Claude Code
You
/sendle:toc
“Research notes” — #1 Trade-off table · #2 Connection pooling, explained · #3 Benchmark numbers.

Drop what you no longer want

Curate before you ship — remove items by their number.

Claude Code
You
Drop #3.
Removed “Benchmark numbers” — 2 items left.

Name the book properly

Books start with a working title; rename anytime before sending.

Claude Code
You
Call the book “Postgres migration notes”.
Renamed to “Postgres migration notes”.

Keep more than one book going

A separate thread of work can get its own book; new passages go to the current one.

Claude Code
You
Start a new book for the API research.
Created “API research” — new passages go here now.

Send it when it’s ready

Assembly is instant: chapters in order, a contents page, clean typography for e-ink.

Claude Code
You
Send the book.
Assembled “Postgres migration notes” (2 chapters) and sent it. Arrives in 1–2 min.

What this costs

Collecting, curating, and assembling are free and unlimited — only delivery counts. Each sent book is one of your 7 free books a month; Plus removes the limit.

A collected snippet travels through the conversation like anything else you say — that’s the only token cost. Turning the book into an EPUB and sending it adds nothing.

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