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How to Connect Glasp to Claude, ChatGPT, and Claude Code (MCP Connector)
Give Claude, ChatGPT, and Claude Code access to everything you have highlighted, read-only and private to you.
Jul 31
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Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
47
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How We Grew ChatGPT Traffic 37x Using Our Own Server Logs | Hatching Growth #17
The full AEO playbook: mining AI-bot 404s, rewriting 12,000 TLDRs, guarding SEO, and a control-group re-measurement. Raw growth: 37x. The part our work…
Jul 28
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Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
45
7
5
Your customers are changing slower than the models
"It is neither wealth nor splendor, but tranquility and occupation which give you happiness."
Jul 23
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Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
48
2
7
Glasp Extension v2: Suggested Highlights, a New Sidebar, and 7 Languages
A new highlighting engine, AI that suggests what to highlight, and a sidebar in your language.
Jul 22
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Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
48
2
5
The 100 Best Novels I've Ever Read (from the 1,300+ Books I've Read in My Life)
Looking for your next read? I found it.
Jul 16
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Glasp
and
Bobby Powers
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7
Understanding is the new bottlenecks
“No great man ever complains of want of opportunity.”
Jul 14
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Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
39
4
How to Import Your Medium, Snipd, Instapaper & Hypothesis Highlights into Glasp
Bring all your highlights into a single library, ready to search, export, and hand to your AI.
Jul 9
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Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
41
1
4
The Top 10 Kindle Books Glasp Readers Highlighted in June 2026
Hi friends,
Jul 7
•
Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
46
4
The Highlights — by Glasp — June 2026
Hi friends,
Jul 2
•
Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
39
2
5
June 2026
How to Summarize YouTube Videos on Mobile
Turn any YouTube video into key takeaways without leaving the Glasp app.
Jun 30
•
Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
48
3
6
You are reading a book that has already been read
How the chain of readers carried knowledge for two thousand years — and why we forgot
Jun 25
•
Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
54
2
4
Why AI hasn’t replaced software engineers, and won’t
“We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.”
Jun 23
•
Kei Watanabe
and
Kazuki Nakayashiki
43
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4
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