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A daily AI 'Oracle' that scans Slack, Notion, Gmail, and meeting notes to surface ranked content ideas eliminates the blank page, since finding what to say—not writing—is what actually stalls most creators.

Alex Lieberman built an 'Oracle' that scans a week of Slack, Notion, Gmail, and meeting notes plus followed X/LinkedIn accounts to surface 15 ranked content ideas daily, arguing that idea generation—not writing—is the real bottleneck. ✦ AI generated

Alex Lieberman · Lenny's Newsletter · 2026-07-20 · original ↗

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The blank page is the real enemy of consistent content, and an AI Oracle makes it disappear. Alex's Oracle scans seven days of Slack, Notion, Gmail, and meeting notes, then surfaces 15 ranked content spikes each day—half from internal sources, half from the X and LinkedIn accounts he follows.

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