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Jul 28, 2026
How to Make Every Collaboration Run Smoothly From Start to Finish
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Liz StapletonGUEST
So I was gonna say, like, as a summit host, I absolutely wanna see new sessions, and I think I've started putting in, like, you can't have taught this in the same, like, the exact same thing a month ago, you know? Like, that's just, that's not useful.

Liz StapletonGUEST
As someone who also presents, I will say I have reused presentations, but ...

Liz StapletonGUEST
So for example, I actually did, I spoke at AI Unlocked, which was Gemma Bunham Carter's, and AI Exposed, which was Monica Froese.

Liz StapletonGUEST
Um, and I did the exact same topic, but because the AI changed so fast, the actual content ended up being different.

Liz StapletonGUEST
[laughs] So I've never just, like, recorded and then submitted that same recording for everything.
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How Liz Stapleton Turned One Summit Into Six Years of Collaborations
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Nadalie BardoHOST
thank you I love that so speaking of collaborating I would love for you to share with us what does collaboration mean to you and like what has it meant for your business or businesses yeah

Liz StapletonGUEST
I mean, it's two-part, right? So I've actually primarily grown my business through collaborations.
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#96: How AI Connectors Are Freeing Up Our Creativity (A Roundtable Discussion)
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17:27Monica FroeseMODERATOR
So what other MCPs do we want to talk about? Who wants to?

Liz StapletonGUEST
A lot of this stuff, I'd been heavily using the API before connecting it to Airtable.

Liz StapletonGUEST
So I already had like my data set, but actually analyzing it is something I'm starting to do.
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35:08Monica FroeseMODERATOR
Does anyone have an example of that or a scheduled test that they run out of cowork that it kicks off and these automated workflows happen?
110: 7 Things We Stopped Doing Manually Using Claude Connectors
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Liz StapletonGUEST
A lot of the stuff, I'd been heavily using the ta- API before connecting it to Airtable, so I already had my data set, but actually analyzing it is something I'm starting to do.
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274: MCPs in Claude: How 6 Founders Are Actually Automating Their Businesses
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Liz StapletonGUEST
A lot of the stuff, I'd been heavily using the Kit API before connecting it to Airtable, so I already had my data set, but actually analyzing it is something I'm starting to do.

Liz StapletonGUEST
When I set up a JV workshop, is I'm like, "Okay, go create the sequence and create the email to ensure the onboarding of the workshop or whatever." And then like Steph, I also do a lot of Airtable, and what I love about Airtable is pretty much in every thing I'm doing, whether it's Codex, whether it's Cowork, and now I'm starting to mess around with Antigravity a little bit, which is Google's version of Cowork and Codex that isn't quite as good but is still interesting.

Liz StapletonGUEST
I use Airtable so it's a single source of truth, so I'm never having to go dig, be like, "Where was that chat I was doing this in?" Right? So just is always pulling it into some Airtable base that I have so then it's easy for me to find and view later, or to connect and be like, "Oh, I think that's in that one.
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