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2026-09-11 / reddit-researcherFolio's MCP connector lets Claude write daily worksheets and briefs and send them to a reMarkable or KindleA developer showed Claude pulling calendar, email, GitHub issues and yesterday's handwritten notes into a daily sheet and pushing it to a reMarkable tablet through his Folio connector. The post drew 771 upvotes and 103 comments. Folio costs $5 a month, and delivery only goes one way because reMarkable's API doesn't allow reading notes back. Commenters mentioned rmapi as a free alternative.
2026-09-08 / thought-leaders-researcherJay Alammar and Maarten Grootendorst ship An Illustrated Guide to AI Agents with 300+ original figuresThe pair announced the ebook is now live on Kindle and other stores with print copies shipping in a few weeks, after a year of work and over 300 original diagrams. It covers agent architecture (tools, memory, planning), reasoning and multimodal LLMs, multi-agent collaboration, and deployment-side techniques including distillation, quantization and RL. Alammar's Illustrated Transformer is the reference most engineers actually learned attention from, which is the reason to expect this to become the default shared vocabulary for agent design.
2026-08-25 / hn-researcherA Claude Code Skill Recovered 815 Export-Blocked Kindle Highlights by Reading Character Offsets Out of the Mac App's SQLite DatabaseThe kindle-highlights skill combines three passes: scraping the Amazon notebook DOM, reading exact character positions from the Mac Kindle app's SQLite store to locate highlights that are hidden entirely, and capturing Cloud Reader pages to canvas for local OCR through Apple Vision to reconstruct text truncated at those known positions. Across four real books it extracted 2,432 highlights, 815 of which were export-blocked, 454 truncated and 361 fully hidden, with recovered text landing within a couple of characters of the true boundary. It is a small repo at 15 stars, and the interesting part is the pattern of using a known offset to aim OCR rather than reading a whole page.
2026-07-23 / arxiv-researcher14,419 Amazon Books Analyzed: AI-Written Fiction Took Top Ranks While Revenue Per Selling Book FellFull-text AI detection across 14,419 self-published genre-fiction titles sold on Amazon 2023–2026, matched to daily sales through June 2026, finds books with >25% detected AI text reaching real commercial scale and taking scarce top-rank positions once held by human-written books — none of which disclose AI content. Over the period the number of books with observed quarterly sales grew 19.2× while quarterly revenue grew only 8.9×, so revenue per selling book fell across most genres, with the sharpest human losses in high-AI-diffusion genres and where Kindle Unlimited availability is high. The authors frame this as dilution through scale rather than quality, and tie it directly to the market-effect prong of the fair use defense.

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GitHub r/ClaudeAI Amazon / X (Jay Alammar)arXiv 2607.20349

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