A non-coder says 269 Cloudflare Workers now run his businesses, deployed from his phone.
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Help me run one small business tool from a chat window. I will describe the tool in plain English: [what it should do, who uses it, what data it needs]. Break it into the smallest working version, list the hosting and storage it needs on [platform], and build and deploy only that version. Use the least access the job needs, never ask me to paste passwords, tokens, or keys into chat, and stop for my approval before anything goes live or touches customer data. After it is live, give me a one-page record: what was built, where it runs, and how I turn it off.
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He cancelled ten subscriptions, built his own replacements, and kept only a handful of tools.
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List the software tools [business name] uses, grouped by the job each one does for us. For tools that do one simple job, tell me whether a small internal replacement could do that same job, and outline what building it would involve. Show me the list and your proposals first. Do not cancel, change, or build anything until I approve.
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Handing every task to an agent for a day left it handling most of his new mail.
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Take over the routine part of my inbox in [email account], step by step. First, just check new mail and propose a reply to every request, in my voice, and show me each one before anything sends. Sort mail into: simple requests you can draft, information-only mail to file, mail that needs my judgment, and spam. Handle meeting setup and invoice sending only from the drafts I approve. Send me a daily count: how many you handled, how many are waiting on me.
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A solo studio owner says Claude does the work his first hire would have done.
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Act as the first hire for my one-person studio, [studio name]. Each morning, work from my inbox and task list in [tools]: draft replies to client messages in my voice, prepare first drafts of [the work I specify], and keep a log of everything you did. Show me every draft before it goes to a client. If a task needs a decision, money, or a commitment, stop and ask me.
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A photographer runs his whole business through an agent, and keeps only the judgment calls.
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Run the admin side of my business, [business name], from one-line instructions from me. Monitor my inbox in [account] and draft replies, create and track invoices in [tool] and draft follow-ups for unpaid ones, manage my calendar and reminders, and keep my contacts and leads database in [system] up to date. Nothing goes out under my name without my approval, and anything about money or payments stops for my decision. Send me a daily summary of what you prepared and what is waiting on me.
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