Learn how to build Claude Code subagents, schedule custom commands with GitHub Actions, and leverage the Claude Agent SDK to automate your workflows.

How it works

Everything you need to automate Claude Code and run custom commands on a schedule
Create custom commands that orchestrate multiple Claude Code subagents with MCP integrations like Notion
Step-by-step video walkthroughs covering setup, Claude Agent SDK scripts, and GitHub Actions automation
Ready-to-use prompts to generate TypeScript scripts that programmatically run your custom commands
Set up GitHub Actions workflows with cron schedules to run Claude Code on autopilot — daily, hourly, or on any schedule

One of the 4 video tutorials included in the guide
Each step includes a video tutorial, explanatory diagrams, and ready-to-use prompts
Create a custom command that orchestrates multiple subagents and connects to MCP servers. The guide uses a real example: a command that finds and summarizes vibe coding articles into a Notion database every day.
Create subagents for article finding and summarizing
Connect to Notion via MCP integration
Orchestrate multiple agents from a single command
Use the provided prompt to generate a TypeScript script that programmatically calls your custom command. The script passes the slash command directly — so if you update the command instructions, the script stays the same.
Ready-to-use prompt for generating the script
Works with any custom command name
Clean separation of concerns: command logic stays in the command file
Set up a GitHub Actions workflow to run your script on a cron schedule — daily at midnight, every few hours, or any frequency you want. Another ready-to-use prompt handles the entire YAML generation.
Runs on GitHub servers — no local machine needed
Natural language schedule input (e.g. "every day at 9am UTC")
Auto-detects dependencies and environment variables
The guide walks you through a real use case: summarize-articles.md
Runs automatically every day at midnight via GitHub Actions
Orchestrates two Claude Code subagents: article-finder and articles-summarizer
Connects to Notion via MCP to fill a database with results
Ready for you when you wake up — no manual launch needed
The same pattern works with any custom command you want to automate


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