Posts tagged "Claude"

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Michael Leibovich: How I Built My AI Chief of Staff

Linkpost | In Tech
| 2 minute read

Detailed write-up by Michael Leibovich on how he used Claude Code (inside the Claude Desktop app) for implementing his own Chief of staff setup.

As someone running a very similar setup myself, I particularly liked his use-case descriptions and the insights coming out of “externalizing your thinking”. I can totally relate to that!

Also, I agree that installing Obsidian and giving Claude access to it through its REST API plugin and MCP are great for giving it a structured, extra memory layer beyond its own memory mechanism. Claude can write Obsidian-style Markdown documents directly to the file system which is faster than going through the MCP/API, but the real value is the ability to search for existing documents through MCP that allows Claude to discover notes, make cross-correlations and more.

I would add a few things from my own perspective here:

A screenshot from a video showing a thermal POS printer displaying a list of AI-related examples. The printout shows items 6 and 7, including 'Shell Game Podcast' and 'This Video Itself,' with descriptive bullet points about each. On the right side is a close-up of Constantin, looking directly at the camera with a slight smile. Large purple text at the bottom reads '7 ACTUAL EXAMPLES.' The overall layout suggests this is from a YouTube video discussing real-world applications or examples of AI technology.

Video: What I actually do with AI every day

| In Tech
| 3 minute read

Here’s a video I just uploaded to YouTube, walking through 7+1 examples of how AI has woven itself into my daily life — from the mundane to the surprisingly useful. No demos, no hypotheticals, rather what an actual week with AI looks like for me.

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When Claude Suggested Brian Eno: Building Art You Can't Control

| In Tech
| 12 minute read

On constrained serendipity, learning by doing, and whether the system is the art. I’m chatting with Claude, kicking around ideas on building a tool that generates AI images, but without the prompting. I like to start these chats by brain-dumping ideas into it. In this case it’s about auto-generating…

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This time I coded it myself: using AI as a teacher

| In Tech
| 7 minute read

If you’re a returning visitor, you might notice the header image on this blog looks more sharp and crisp—that’s because it is! ✨ After creating my own URL shortener, I wanted to modernize my header image. I built it back then in 2022 using p5.js, but the resolution wasn’t great. Now I wanted a more …