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- How to Build an End-to-End Script-to-Upload Pipeline with Claude and the API
- How to create a Telegram bot with BotFather and get your token
- How to find your Telegram chat ID for sending messages
- How to auto-post to a Telegram channel from a script
- How to make a Telegram bot reply with AI answers
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- How to Build a Slack AI Bot With Bolt for Node
- How to add slash commands and a menu to a Telegram bot
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- How to switch a Telegram bot from polling to webhooks
- How to Add an /ask Slash Command That Calls AI in Discord
- How to schedule Telegram channel posts with cron
- How to add inline buttons and handle taps in a Telegram bot
- How to send photos, documents, and files with a Telegram bot
- How to Give Your Chat Bot Memory of the Conversation
- How to auto-post your blog RSS feed to a Telegram channel
- How to Make a Slack Command That Summarizes a Thread With AI
- How to build an AI moderator bot for a Telegram group
- How to Connect AI to WhatsApp With the Meta Cloud API
- How to Connect AI to Chat Apps Without Code Using n8n
- How to Build an AI Auto-Reply Viber Bot
- How to Stream AI Replies Live in Discord by Editing Messages
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- How to Connect Notion to Claude Using the MCP Connector
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- How to Add a Gemini AI Formula to Google Sheets With Apps Script
- How to use Gemini inside Gmail to summarize and reply to threads
- How to Create a Notion Internal Integration Token for AI Scripts
- How to connect Google Calendar to ChatGPT to schedule events by chat
- How to Classify Spreadsheet Rows With ChatGPT in Google Sheets
- How to Connect Google Drive to Claude and Search Your Files
- How to Use Gemini in the Google Docs Side Panel to Draft and Edit
- How to connect Outlook to AI with Power Automate to summarize emails
- How to Build a Notion to Google Sheets AI Pipeline With Zapier
- How to give Claude access to your Gmail with an MCP server
- How to Auto-Summarize Notion Meeting Notes With an AI Script
- How to auto-label and prioritize Gmail with AI using Apps Script
- How to Generate a Full Google Doc From an AI Prompt With Apps Script
- How to turn AI meeting notes into Outlook calendar follow-ups
- How to Extract and Summarize a Drive PDF With AI Using Apps Script
- How to build an AI scheduling assistant that books meetings via email
- How to Translate a Google Sheets Column With an AI Custom Function
- How to sync AI-extracted tasks from email to your calendar with n8n
- How to use AI to triage and batch-reply to your inbox each morning
- How to securely give an AI tool access to your email account
- How to Send a Zapier Webhook to OpenAI and Get a Summary Back
- How to Trigger an n8n AI Agent from a Webhook Node
- How to Classify Incoming Webhook Data with Claude in Make
- How to Auto-Draft Email Replies from a Form with Zapier and GPT
- How to Connect a Webhook to Receive Events
- How to Verify Webhook Signatures Before Calling an AI Model
- How to Give a Zapier AI Webhook Simple Conversation Memory
- How to Describe Uploaded Images with a Make Webhook and GPT Vision
- How to Add an Error Handler and Retry to an AI Webhook in Make
- How to Answer a Webhook Instantly While AI Runs in the Background in n8n
- How to Build a Slack Slash Command AI Bot with an n8n Webhook
- How to Cap AI Spend on a Webhook Across Zapier, Make, and n8n
- How to Pin an API Version for a Stable Integration
How to Use Gemini in the Google Docs Side Panel to Draft and Edit
Open the built-in Gemini side panel in Google Docs to generate drafts, rewrite paragraphs and refine tone without leaving the document.
Google Docs ships with a Gemini side panel for accounts that have the feature enabled. It can draft new sections, rewrite what you select, and answer questions about the document. This guide shows how to open it and use it for real editing tasks.
- A Google account with Gemini in Workspace enabled
- A Google Doc you are editing
- A modern browser
- About 6 minutes
Step 1: Open the Gemini side panel
Open your document and look at the top right of the toolbar for the Gemini spark icon, sometimes labeled Ask Gemini. Click it and a panel slides in from the right with a prompt box at the bottom.
Step 2: Generate a first draft
Type what you want into the panel prompt. Be specific about format and length. Gemini drafts into the panel, and an Insert button drops the text at your cursor.
Step 3: Rewrite a selection
Highlight a paragraph first, then ask the panel to rewrite it. Selecting text gives Gemini the exact context, so requests like make this more concise or change the tone to friendly land on the right words.
Rewrite the selected text in a warmer tone.
Shorten this paragraph to two sentences.
Summarize this document in 5 bullet points.
List any open questions raised in this doc.Step 4: Ask questions about the document
The panel can read the whole doc. Ask it to summarize, find action items, or check whether a topic is covered. Because it answers from the live document, the response reflects your latest edits.
Result: you can draft, rewrite, and interrogate a document from one panel. Keep prompts specific and review every insertion before you keep it.
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