I'VE FOCUSED ON LEARNING HOW TO USE AI
TO EXTEND MY CREATIVITY.
Pick a prompt. Hit Send. See what Claude returns when it already knows your projects, your decisions, and how you work.
[Client A]'s last sprint is ready to bill, €X,XXX from your day-rate formula, saved as [Client A]-2026-04.docx. [Client B]'s invoice #47 is 18 days overdue, chaser drafted in your Gmail drafts, your usual tone. Your accountant's Q4 ask: Books.xlsx is filled.
One thing I didn't touch: the [Client C] contract renewal. Scope changed, that's your read before I draft.
Every demo above is Claude Code, Anthropic's coding CLI, running inside three user-authored layers.
Your principles and workflow shape in plain text. Claude reads it on every call. Grows into topic-scoped rule files as your work does: email-voice.md, proposal-structure.md, meeting-prep.md.
Reusable workflows in plain markdown, triggered by a "Use when X" line. Example: draft-email-reply pulls thread context, drafts in your voice, flags open questions.
The tools Claude acts through. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Notion, Slack, almost every tool you use has one. Three picked around your day.
Three layers. Two sessions. You walk out with it running on your work.
You walk me through a normal week. I tell you where the three layers would save you the most hours, and whether this fits your work at all. No pitch, no obligation.
I study your workflow between calls: how you write, how you invoice, which tools your day actually runs on. I arrive at the session with the CLAUDE.md drafted, the rule files named, the skills scoped, and the three MCPs selected.
We build it together, live. Your CLAUDE.md, your rules, your skills, your MCPs. By the end of the hour we're using it on your actual work, an email you owe, a proposal you're drafting, a decision you're about to make.
Everything lives in plain markdown on your machine. I hand you a short guide for extending the setup yourself, adding rules as your work evolves, codifying new skills, wiring new MCPs when you need them.
Free audit first. You only pay if we go ahead.
Everything above is public. Claude Code is a product you can download today. Rule files are plain markdown. Skills are plain markdown. MCPs are open-source and documented.
You could build this yourself. You'd spend weeks learning which rules earn their space, which skills trigger cleanly, which MCPs play well together. I've done that year. The setup is me handing you only the parts that matter, shaped around your work.
You don't have to build this yourself. I've already built mine. I can build yours to fit your work.