Workshop Feedback Workflow

Drive

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Folders

01 Maria Delgado

02 Anthony Reyes

03 Jenna Park

04 David Chen

05 Sarah Williams

06 Marcus Howard

07 Rachel Goldstein

Files

Name	Owner	Last modified	File size
D Workshop notes — Kendall.docx	me	April 30, 2026	14 KB
▶ 01-maria-delgado-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	112 MB
▶ 02-anthony-reyes-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	98 MB
▶ 03-jenna-park-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	124 MB
▶ 04-david-chen-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	87 MB
▶ 05-sarah-williams-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	105 MB
▶ 06-marcus-howard-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	92 MB
▶ 07-rachel-goldstein-interview.mp4	me	April 30, 2026	131 MB

Step 1. You drop the workshop videos in the Drive folder you already use. Nothing else changes about your workflow.

Workshop feedback workflow

Community Ambulance Cohort · April 30, 2026 · 7 participants

1

Detect new videos in workshop folder

Watching for new uploads to Workshops / 2026-04-30 Community Ambulance Cohort

2

Transcribe and analyze each interview

Pulling observations against your framework: visual, tone, content, core message, supporting points, growth areas

3

Draft personalized feedback in your voice

Using your past feedback emails as the voice corpus · form-letter scaffold + personalized middle section

4

Save 7 drafts to your Gmail

One draft per participant, ready for review and send

This runs in the background. You don't open this dashboard in real life — it's only here so you can see what the workflow does. In production, you drop videos in Drive, go do something else, and find seven drafts waiting in your Gmail.

Gmail

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Drafts

Step 3. Open Gmail like you do every morning. Seven drafts are waiting. Click any one to review.