Posts tagged “claude”

My Workout System Is an iPhone App Now. Claude and I Built It in a Day.

From a blog post about talking to my phone at the gym to a TestFlight beta with subscriptions, in one working day. Here is the receipt.

Six weeks ago I wrote about logging every workout by talking to Claude. Yesterday I asked Claude to turn that system into a real iOS app. By dinner it was on TestFlight with working subscriptions. This is what actually happened, including the parts where Apple's paperwork fought back.

I Ran a Full SEO Audit Without Opening a Browser. Here Is What Happened.

I audited my site's search performance, rewrote two title tags, and pushed the fixes live without opening Search Console once. The whole thing ran in one chat.

I Track Every Workout By Talking To My Phone. Here Is The System.

I sit on the chest press machine, phone in hand, and dictate one sentence to Claude. The set is logged. The Apple Watch data fills itself in. Here is how skills and brains turned my gym session into a queryable memory.

I Killed the Browser Workflow for Content Creation. My Readers Still Live in Browsers.

BlackOps builds for browsers. You just don't need one to use it.

I've moved my entire writing workflow into a single Claude chat. Research, write, publish, distribute—all without leaving the conversation. My readers are still in browsers. I'm not.

Stop Giving Claude a Static Doc. Give It a Brain.

Brain turns any Obsidian folder into a living knowledge base any agent can read, any agent can update, and you can have as many as you need.

Brain is a new BlackOps feature that compiles an entire Obsidian folder into a single context note your Claude Projects can read through MCP. No RAG. No scripts. Just everything Claude needs, in one place.

I Watched a YouTube Video. Claude Wrote This Post.

I didn't open a second tab. I didn't copy-paste anything. I had a thought, told Claude, and this post landed in my BlackOps queue. Here's exactly what happened.