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Summary: This n8n workflow addresses the manual and cumbersome process of exporting handwritten notes from Kindle devices, such as the Kindle Scribe. It is designed to automate the extraction of the note's PDF download link from an email and subsequently save the file to your Google Drive. The Problem Kindle devices that support handwritten notes (e.g., Kindle Scribe) allow users to export a notebook as a PDF file. However, there is no centralized repository or automated export function. The current process requires the user to: Manually request an export for each file on the device. Receive an auto-generated email containing a temporary, unique download URL (rather than the attachment itself). This manual process represents a significant vendor lock-in challenge and a poor user experience. How This Workflow Solves It This template automates the following steps: Email Ingestion: Monitors your Gmail account for the specific export email from Amazon. Link Extraction: Utilizes an LLM service (like DeepSeek, or any other suitable large language model) to accurately parse the email content and extract the unique PDF download URL. PDF Retrieval & Storage: Executes a request to the extracted URL to download the PDF file and then uploads it directly to your Google Drive. Prerequisites To implement and run this workflow, you will need: Kindle Device: A Kindle model that supports handwritten notes and PDF export (e.g., Kindle Scribe). Gmail Account: The account configured on your Kindle device to receive the export emails. LLM Account: Access to an LLM API (e.g., DeepSeek, OpenAI, etc.) to perform the necessary text extraction. Google Drive Credentials: Configured n8n credentials for your Google Drive account. This workflow is designed for easy and quick setup, providing a reliable, automated solution for backing up your valuable handwritten notes. An n8n automation workflow template by Gene Ishchuk.
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