Writing in Tamable from Claude

Connect Tamable to Claude once and your AI can capture ideas, draft posts and submit them for review, but never approve or publish.

Mário Balça
Mário Balça
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You can write in Tamable from Claude. Add Tamable as a connector on claude.ai, approve it once, pick the workspace it works in, and your AI can capture your ideas, draft posts and hand them to you for review. It can't approve or publish anything. That part stays with you.

#Connect once, then just write

When you add the connector, Tamable asks you to sign in and choose which workspace your AI acts in. You approve it once, and from then on every conversation with Claude can reach your ideas and posts in that workspace. If you lose access to the workspace, the connector loses it too.

For tools like Claude Code, which connect with a key instead, there's a personal key in Settings that does the same job.

#What your AI can do, and what it can't

Along with the connector, your AI got its set of tools. It can:

  • capture an idea in your own words, and read your ideas back in full

  • draft a blog post or an X thread from those ideas

  • edit a draft, answer the notes you leave on it, and submit it for review

Every idea and post shows which assistant wrote it, so you always know where a draft came from.

There are no tools to approve or publish. That's deliberate. Tamable's first rule is that only your words are facts and only a person decides what goes out, so your AI can do all the drafting and none of the deciding. When a draft is ready, it lands in your review and waits for you.

#Only known assistants can connect

For safety, Tamable only lets known assistants register as connectors, plus local clients such as Claude Code. You don't need to do anything: if you connect from Claude, it just works.

#Your AI can update your writing strategy, with your say

Your writing strategy is what every draft follows: why you write, for whom, how often, and how you want to sound. At first your AI could read it but not change it, so any change meant pasting it into Settings by hand.

Now your AI can update your workspace's name, time zone and writing strategy for you. Three things keep that safe:

  • only the workspace owner can make these changes through an assistant

  • your AI client asks you to confirm every change before it happens

  • your AI is told to change them only when you ask in the conversation, never because an idea, a post or a note says so

That last one matters because every later draft follows your writing strategy. A line pasted into an idea shouldn't be able to rewrite how all your posts sound.

#Where to find it

In Tamable, open Settings, then Assistants, to see how to connect Claude or to create a key. Then open Claude and ask it to look at your Tamable workspace.

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Mário Balça
Mário Balça

Founder of Tamable. Writes about making it, and about how people write with their AI.

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